Vinyl Collectors Unite!

[StockAvuryah]

here's my discog, currently completing my very small collection

and here are my two new best friends :

The Tony Williams Lifetime ‎– Emergency! Vol. 2, an avant-garde jazz-rock album from 1969

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Urban Sax - Urban Sax 1, an experimental jazzy-classical drone album, with mainly a lot of sax, from 1977. Their performance could have up to 50 people playing, mainly with an absurdly great amount of saxophones.

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PS : I'll post pics of my CTG and TDTWWA vinyl this weekend

edit : Emergency is an original pressing but Urban Sax is a recent re-edition

[Jon]

The Tony Williams Lifetime ‎– Emergency! Vol. 2, an avant-garde jazz-rock album from 1969

Excellent find! Would definitely recommend Vol. 1; this was the period where John McLaughlin was introduced to Miles Davis. Also recommend 70's Herbie Hancock if you're into free jazz.

[StockAvuryah]

So, real Discogs talk... do you add information to releases you own but the information is lacking? Do you "review" items in your collection?

Yes (cover pics and runout etchings typically) and yes for me (I like to know if a release has a good reputation in terms of pressing or volume levels).

Yeah of course, I particularly like when informations are lacking for me to complete on a certain edition, that means I'm actually contributing Lol

Excellent find! Would definitely recommend Vol. 1; this was the period where John McLaughlin was introduced to Miles Davis. Also recommend 70's Herbie Hancock if you're into free jazz.

Oh yeah I will try to find it too if I really like this one. I'm discovering jazz actually. Always orbited around it without really diving into it. Just very recently discovered the wonders of improvisation, the slight difference that makes a whole world between seemingly similar artists. Beginner stuff. I listened to some cool experimental stuff on r/letstalkmusic, some modern free jazz, that I really appreciated. I'll try your recommendation.