Latest (music-related) purchases

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Sth2112

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Hi there, I’ve just wanted to create a thread here, where we music nerds can post our latest purchases. It can be all between your newest LP, items to your music collection, concert tickets, new instrument or similar.

Well, here are my latest:

CD:
Helloween - Keeper of the seven keys part III: the legacy
Helloween - Straight out of hell
Dimmu borgir - For all tid
KK’s Priest - Sermons of the sinner
Kk’s Priest - The sinner rides again
The offspring - Ixnay for the hombre
Savatage - Fight for the rock
Savatage - Gutter ballet

Blu-ray:
Iron maiden - Burning ambition

Book:
The history of Eirik Pytten Hundvin, the grieghall studio and Norwegian black metal
 
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Here are my most recent purchases.

Once I purchase Powerslave, I'll have all of the Maiden albums from 1980-1988.

Powerage (1978 U.S. pressing)
Piece of Mind (2014 remaster)
Killing Is My Business (2021 release)
Slayer pin
 
Sth2112 said:
Blu-ray:
Iron maiden - Burning ambition
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I haven't watched Burning Ambition yet. How was it? I heard that a lot of people weren't happy with it being a rehash of well known facts/stories. I also have to watch the Paul Di'Anno documentary sometime which seems more interesting.

Also, I plan on getting Nicko's book soon. I didn't bring it up in the book thread I did a while back, but Blaze should do one as well.
 
Health_Hazard** said:
I haven't watched Burning Ambition yet. How was it? I heard that a lot of people weren't happy with it being a rehash of well known facts/stories. I also have to watch the Paul Di'Anno documentary sometime which seems more interesting.

Also, I plan on getting Nicko's book soon. I didn't bring it up in the book thread I did a while back, but Blaze should do one as well.
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Nothing new really, if you know the band well. It is mostly for casual fans and those who are pretty new to Maiden. But nice to get to see of course.

The Nicko and Mustaine books are on my wish list for Christmas 😄 there is a official Blaze one out there, called At the end of the day from 2009. I have not read it, it’s supposed to be very detailed, the band blew up, he went bankrupt and his wife died tragically around that time. I think it was very limited printing as well. But yeah, he should do a proper one, as he have a lot to tell about the years after 2009, he sure have alot more positive sides of his life now.
 
Sth2112 said:
Nothing new really, if you know the band well. It is mostly for casual fans and those who are pretty new to Maiden. But nice to get to see of course.

The Nicko and Mustaine books are on my wish list for Christmas 😄 there is a official Blaze one out there, called At the end of the day from 2009. I have not read it, it’s supposed to be very detailed, the band blew up, he went bankrupt and his wife died tragically around that time. I think it was very limited printing as well. But yeah, he should do a proper one, as he have a lot to tell about the years after 2009, he sure have alot more positive sides of his life now.
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When it comes to Maiden, it's impossible for me to be a casual fan. :LOL:
I did see that, but I wasn't sure if it was official. I respect Blaze and would love to read his stories, including his time in Wolfsbane at the beginning.
 
I just resubscribed to the Grateful Dead's Dave's Picks, $99 for 4 complete shows and a bonus disc. All I have to do is sit and wait and get a 3-disc show that arrives once every three months for a year. The first pick is a '74 show, so it's bound to be a good one!

I think that the music purchase I had before that was a Minutemen - Project: Mersh record.
 
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