Pretentious Hifi Pants...

Slightly off topic.
Most of you must have CDs lying around that haven't been played for a long time and are unlikely to played again.

Why not drop them in at your local Oxfam shop?
A bargain buy for someone and the money will go to places like Sudan.
 
Na, sorry I look at my music as a library, sometimes I have made howling mistakes, but its a library and people like different thing, I am always hopeful I will have something someone wants to hear.

Oxfam take the mick now most of their records start at a fiver, and I dread to think how much of the charity money goes to all there fancy store furniture and administration. Na not Oxfam
 
Lilolee - that's the best avatar I've seen for ages. It is really disgusting. But in a good way. It's a bit 'Jacob's Ladder'ish.

Gary - We all have some shocking CD's in our collections. These are all relegated to the very bottom corners of our CD shelves. Far out of view...

Oxfam aren't that bad. Most of their records are in fact still under a fiver! In Glasgow anyway... Bought Joni Michell 'Blue', Ry Cooder 'Bop Till You Drop', Sting 'Nothing Like the Sun', Prince 'Purple Rain', Steely Dan, 'Gold'. All for £3 each (except Joni Michell which was £4). Bargains!
 
garyi said:
Na, sorry I look at my music as a library, sometimes I have made howling mistakes, but its a library and people like different thing, I am always hopeful I will have something someone wants to hear.

Oxfam take the mick now most of their records start at a fiver, and I dread to think how much of the charity money goes to all there fancy store furniture and administration. Na not Oxfam
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OXFAM sell CDs from as little as £1. Most of the store furniture at Oxfam come from old stuff shop fitters remove.

Oxfam has to pay rent and rates like everyone else but staff who work at Oxfam shops are volunteers and don't get paid. Oxfam is very transparent organisation and their accounts are avialable to anyone; in much greater detail than companies quoted at LSE.

And while you are there pick up some FairTrade chocolates and coffee. Top quality stuff. Great value for money even if you don't want to help the unfortunate.
 
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Wow, hey, it worked! Okay, anyone other than Isaac who doesn't want theirs, I'll take it! Unless the issue is a good one in which case I might want to buy it anyway... Anything of note in the mag this month?

Dunc
 
dunkyboy,

tbh i dont really think i'm going to listen to it again so you can have mine if you want.
 
Had a quick listen to it today. It seems to be full of the stuff dealers use at dems to make their systems sound good. Very little music of any great note. Might be good for a dinner party I suppose
 
Zoomer,

Sorry, completely forgot about this thread, but if you're still up for it I wouldn't mind taking it off your hands...

Dunc
 
well being a Barb Junor fan i liked it.The Linn one wa much better,although the latest one is great for creating an Islington dinner oarty feel to impress friends.Although my friends wouldn't be impressed with that at all.
 
I can really see where you guys are coming from with this cd.

If each track was taken individually you may have a different view. However a whole cd of tunes with little or no pace to them does lead to Yawnsville.

I must state I am a big fan of Jim Lampi (one of the tracks) he plays the Chapman Stick (a kind of multi string hybrid of bass and guitar as mainly seen with Tony Levin) and he must be seen to be believed. The Mike Lindrup track is the softess on his album and again there are some better tracks.

Over all I feel who ever selected this compliation could have done a better job to get you guys to buy some Naim cd's. I do own about 10 Naim cd's and do feel they themselves need to try and rock it up a bit.
 

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