Your latest cd or DVD purchase

[Bupie]

I hadn't bought anything for a while but I couldn't resist this time.

Ordered Metarmophosis and She from progrock.co.uk ...

... plus Unia, Ecliptica and Songs from the Sparkle Lounge from priceminister.com

Don't give the names of the bands to let you search a bit 

And now I am ruined 

[Steve Jones]

Threshold - Subsurface.  And very good it is, too 

[Nicky007]

Ordered ... She

Wonder where you got that idea from, Bups 

And now I am ruined 

It's not the cd's, Bups, it's all the m'elles 

Nicky.

[kmorse]

Been scooping up Dan Fogelberg CDs. Had his stuff on vinyl but never on CD. Got some remastered ones that sound pretty good. He died last December. It's not prog, but his music is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Looking forward to picking up Porcupine Tree's "Lightbulb Sun," Opeth's "Watershed" next month when they're available in the U.S.

Anyone have PT's "Nil Recurring"? Is it worth having?

[Steve Jones]

Anyone have PT's "Nil Recurring"? Is it worth having?

If you like 'Fear of a Blank Planet' then it's very much worth having - more of the same kind of thing.  Personally I enjoy 'Nil Recurring' a little bit more, but only a tiny little bit! 

[maddox]

The new live album and live DVD of Sylvan's Posthumous Silence show. 

[Ian M]

Cream - Disreali Gears
Renaissance - Scheherazade and Other Stories
Rush- A Farewell To Kings
Catching up on CDs!

Patrick Moraz - Story of I
Kate Rusby - Awkward Annie
iTunes

Ian

[Steve Jones]

A.C.T Silence (as recommended by 007)
RPWL World Through My Eyes (I can't enough RPWL at the moment!)
Credo Rhetoric (been meaning to try Credo for ages)

[maddox]

Three great choices, Steve. 

Especially Credo and RPWL are magnificent. 

[funkster]

Anyone ordered the new Opeth - Watershed yet ?  Think i may give it a go.

Last one i bought was a compilation - edge of the eighties and very good it is as well

[Steve Jones]

Anyone ordered the new Opeth - Watershed yet ?  Think i may give it a go.

I've not ordered it yet, but it's only a matter of time.  Despite the death-metal-growl vocals there's quite a bit of more melodic stuff on the average Opeth album, a mix of quiet and loud bits that works well for me.  As long as the new album doesn't stray too far from this established formula I reckon it'll be a safe bet. 

[Teunis]

The new live album and live DVD of Sylvan's Posthumous Silence show. 

I am waiting for that one too. Going to order the DVD for sure  .

[Steve Jones]

Spock's Beard Feel Euphoria
Sieges Even Sophisticated, which finishes off my Sieges collection at last 

[Steve Jones]

Opeth 'Still Life' (Re-issue with DVD)
RPWL 'Start the Fire' (I've been so impressed with RPWL that I've bought most of the albums in about a month - just need 'God has Failed' now.  Awesome band.  Shine on you crazy Germans!  )

I've got the day off work today, and absolutely no demands on my time whatsoever.  What ever shall I do?  I know, how about some music... 

[Sergey]

Royal Hunt "Collision course"(2008),digi book
Alan Morse "Four o'clock and hysteria"(2007)

[Steve Jones]

Opeth - 'Lamentations' Live DVD

[Steve Jones]

Magenta Home/New York Suite/Night & Day (3 CD bundle)

[Bupie]

Magenta Home/New York Suite/Night & Day (3 CD bundle)

I was deceived by those three but I have to give New York Suite a few more proper listens.

Ordered Porcupine Tree's DVD Arriving Somewhere yesterday and I hope it will help me to dig PT better since so far I only have Signify and Deadwing and am not impressed    despite a few good/great songs here and there (i.e. Dark Matter  ).

[Sergey]

Saga "Trust"(2006)

[PH]

Ordered Porcupine Tree's DVD Arriving Somewhere yesterday and I hope it will help me to dig PT better since so far I only have Signify and Deadwing and am not impressed    despite a few good/great songs here and there (i.e. Dark Matter  ).

Oooooo! That's a very good DVD!
Gavin's drumskills are  .
And the rest of the band is good too.
And a good list of songs.

-Paco

[Steve Jones]

Queensrÿche - Operation: Mindcrime (Deluxe Edition)

I'm filling some gaps in the Queensrÿche collection at the moment.  This is the 3 disc version which includes Mindcrime itself, plus a Hammy Odeon 1990 live CD and the 'Video Mindcrime' DVD. 

Edited for a second delivery:

Queensrÿche - Tribe.  The only Queensrÿche studio album I hadn't got, or even heard. 
Beardfish - Sleeping in Traffic: Part Two.  Hurrah!  After being knocked out by progtastic part one, I've been eagerly awaiting the second CD.  I think I'll cancel all plans for the rest of the weekend and just sit listening to Beardfish. 

[Steve Jones]

Demians - Building An Empire

[Steve Jones]

Joe Jackson - Look Sharp
Joe Jackson - Night And Day
Joe Jackson - Body And Soul

Most of my Joe Jackson collection never made it onto CD, something I've now taken steps to correct thanks to Amazon selling the above titles for a mere 2.98 UK pounds 

It's ironic that Body and Soul was one of the earliest albums I heard on CD back when they first came out, but it was a copy loaned from a friend.  It's been on my 'Buy Soon' list for over 20 years! 

[Bupie]

Great. I don't see I'm the Man on your list, my favorite album of his. The double CD Live 1980-1986 is also a must-have 

[Steve Jones]

Great. I don't see I'm the Man on your list, my favorite album of his.

Certainly one I want, however the object of the exercise was to snap up the 2.98 items while they were going cheap.  I can't resist a bargain.