firehazard wrote:keef tubby and dunc wrote:Just back from Record Store Day.... Well happy got 2 copies of red vinyl LP "Pogues and Joe Strummer live in London " 1 to play and the other to keep safe. If anyone else after this Spun out Records in Northampton had about 4 copies when I was in there earlier they have got a internet sales thing as well. I would also like to say thanks to Aidy at Vinyl underground in Northampton for ordering in a copy for me. BUT be warned it is a double album in red vinyl but £32.95 is a bit steep. It looks great and sounds great and is a limited addition so I'm happy thou a bit poorer now.
Well done. No chance of getting hold of it here, as far as I've been able to find out. Of the two local stores participating, as listed on the Record Store Day site, one closed over a year ago, and the other sells only classical music. Sad.

dude wrote:love joe strummer as a member of the clash.
its just not the pogues without shane macgowan.
no way round it.
dude wrote:love joe strummer as a member of the clash.
its just not the pogues without shane macgowan.
no way round it.
Sportin' Life wrote:dude wrote:love joe strummer as a member of the clash.
its just not the pogues without shane macgowan.
no way round it.
I don't think anyone thinks this album is quintessential Pogues. But Strummer is one of the best frontmen ever. I don't care what your band is, Pogues, Stones, Nirvana or anyone ... it is worthwhile to hear a night with the band fronted by Strummer. I've had the bootleg for a while, but it was grainy and tinny sounding, so it was good to hear this on vinyl. My opinion is that Strummer does great with the more rockin songs like I Fought the Law and Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah but he wasn't as great with the songs that had more of an Irish sound, like IISFFG and Sickbed. But all in all it sounds like it was a hell of a night.
DzM wrote:Sportin' Life wrote:dude wrote:love joe strummer as a member of the clash.
its just not the pogues without shane macgowan.
no way round it.
I don't think anyone thinks this album is quintessential Pogues. But Strummer is one of the best frontmen ever. I don't care what your band is, Pogues, Stones, Nirvana or anyone ... it is worthwhile to hear a night with the band fronted by Strummer. I've had the bootleg for a while, but it was grainy and tinny sounding, so it was good to hear this on vinyl. My opinion is that Strummer does great with the more rockin songs like I Fought the Law and Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah but he wasn't as great with the songs that had more of an Irish sound, like IISFFG and Sickbed. But all in all it sounds like it was a hell of a night.
I was at one of the Strummer shows in San Francisco. I had a brilliant time. He fronted the show fantastically. It was, as you say, one hell of a night.
Rob1968 wrote:Banquet Records in Kingston-upon-Thames have 10 copies available for mail order as of today. I just ordered mine, so I thought I'd share the information.
firehazard wrote:Rob1968 wrote:Banquet Records in Kingston-upon-Thames have 10 copies available for mail order as of today. I just ordered mine, so I thought I'd share the information.
Ordered. Thanks for sharing.
Heather wrote:firehazard wrote:Rob1968 wrote:Banquet Records in Kingston-upon-Thames have 10 copies available for mail order as of today. I just ordered mine, so I thought I'd share the information.
Ordered. Thanks for sharing.
Damn, they've all gone and I've missed it again. I've been at the Everyman.
firehazard wrote:Heather wrote:firehazard wrote:Rob1968 wrote:Banquet Records in Kingston-upon-Thames have 10 copies available for mail order as of today. I just ordered mine, so I thought I'd share the information.
Ordered. Thanks for sharing.
Damn, they've all gone and I've missed it again. I've been at the Everyman.
The first time I looked, there were none on sale. I checked back later and there they were again. So it might be worth checking from time to time.
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