music milennium

yesterday i went to portland and went to the national-award-winning independent record store, music milennium.
there i got abbey road by the beatles, led zeppelin ii, and don't stand so close to me/ de do do do, de da da da (lmtd. ed. shaped picture disc) by the police.

i recommend the shoppe.

current vinyl

i have 9 lps, one 12" ep and four 7" singles

lps
introducing... the beatles
led zeppelin iv
leftoverture (by kansas)
brain salad surgery (by elp)
close to the edge (by yes)
fragile (by yes)
tales from topographic oceans (by yes)
go 2 (by xtc)
a passion play (by jethro tull)

ep
s-e-x-x-y remixes (by they might be giants)

singles
your move b/w clap (by yes)
spirits in the material world b/w flexible stratigies (by the police)
come and get it b/w rock for all ages (by badfinger)
the beatles movie medley b/w i'm happy just to dance with you

new vinyl - zep + beats

i got some new vinyls yesterday.

i got

also known as led zeppelin iv, iv, four symbols, zoso, sticks, untitled, the hermit, or runes.

it's in pretty good shape. my favorite songs are rock and roll, stairway to heaven, and when the levee breaks.

i also got the u.s. album introducing... the beatles on vee-jay records but i'm pretty sure it's a fake. i don't really care though, because it has great sound quality and it's a good album but the cover is falling apart.

btbs gmn tr sth

i noticed that "bullet the blue sky" by u2 and "give me novocaine" by green day have the same drum part at the beginning except for extra cymbals on "bullet the blue sky".

the beginning guitar on yes's "the remembering" sounds like the guitar on led zeppelin's "stairway to heaven".

--veggieman