Special Prices Available for Vinyl for Sale by Turntabling at Discogs.com

In case you didn’t already know, Turntabling is selling vinyl at Discogs.com including plenty of rarities and hard-to-find titles like the original Day of the Dead soundtrack, Dawn of the Dead and much more. There are currently nearly 100 vinyl and CD titles listed for sale there.

Here’s the rub: Turntabling readers get a special discount (varies by title) when ordering via Discogs.com. It’s the sort of thing I do on an order-by-order basis, so there is not a specific % off type discount. It varies by title as some of them get quite pricey there due to rarity, difficulty to find, etc.

You can get the Turntabling discount by friending me on Facebook, and sending me a Facebook message letting me know what titles you are interested in buying. I will send you a reply with the discounted price and instructions on how to pay (via Paypal only).

Turntabling.net readers, please DISREGARD the Discogs.com prices–if you message me on Facebook, you will get a discount on the titles you mention. It’s as easy as that!

The prices on Discogs.com are NOT my “friend” prices. And anyone who reads Turntabling.net and friends me on Facebook is definitely worthy of friend prices…

Why not take a look at my rare vinyl inventory on Discogs.com, then hop over to Facebook and friend me there, and send me a message on any vinyl you’d like to purchase? I’ll shoot you back a discounted price and we can get things rolling.

As always, thanks for reading and have fun browsing the inventory. There is more being added daily.

Legendary Pink Dots All The King’s Men Double LP

There’s a certain type of person who becomes a serious fan of the Legendary Pink Dots. For starters, the band is insanely prolific  and it’s difficult to keep up with them. But doing so has its rewards–even if you lose touch with LPD for a while you’ll have fun catching up.

That’s what’s been happening at Turntabling lately–the last LPD purchase prior to this was Hallway of the Gods, so there is a definite gap that needs closing. All The King’s Men has some strange sonic connectivity on this record to the Liquid Sky soundtrack (that movie has been on the player a lot lately), and some Windowlicker-period Aphex Twin (however brief) and above all, it still sounds like the same LPD you know and love. The arrangements are a bit more sparse and minimal in places on this record, but to good effect.

All The King’s Men is a double LP and fits nicely in the LPD canon somewhere (sonically speaking) between the Malachai albums and Hallway of the Gods. That said there’s a more modern sensibility to this record–the group isn’t content to use the same old studio gear and keep re-tweezing the same old synth patches again and again. There’s plenty of evidence that the group’s sound has kept up with the times, at least to these ears.

All the King’s Men is a very solid effort by the LPD camp who could arguably just sit on their laurels after all these years and issue compilations, outtakes and other bits and pieces…but they refuse to and we are all the better for it. SO glad to catch up with them now. This is NOT a new record–it came out in 2004–but it sounds new and fresh ’round here because it’s been so long.

Have a look at a live version of The Brightest Star from this album at the end of the post…if you’re in any way inclined toward LPD, this one’s a no-brainer.

And yes, Turntabling has a single lovely copy of the Legendary Pink Dots All The King’s Men double vinyl album. It’s in near mint condition and the cover shows some minor wear in the lower right corner. This is the ROIR edition of the album.

Buy the Legendary Pink Dots All The King’s Men double vinyl LP from Turntabling for $29.00 plus shipping.

The Story of Star Wars Return of the Jedi LP Plus Booklet

By Joe Wallace

The Story of Star Wars series on vinyl record featured dramatizations of the movie, and with members of the original cast to boot. Mark Hamill, Billy Dee Williams, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and the best-known evil villain voice in the universe James Earl Jones as you-kn0w-who.

Let’s face it–there are three kinds of people out there who would want The Story of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. The rabid just-can’t-get-enough Star Wars collector, the vinyl junkie who also loves Star Wars, and then there’s the DJ dying for something new to throw into the mix.

True confession time–at a gig as DJ Paisley Babylon, I once mashed up the Suspiria soundtrack by Goblin with The

Story of Star Wars, much to the utter horror of some die-hards in the audience. That’s me hooked on the Star Wars vinyl for sure…the reaction I got from some people when I told them about this was a combination of loathing, disgust, and what I think was sneaking admiration for having the guts to even THINK about doing it.

This album originally included a 16-page souvenir booklet to enhance the value of the package–and the copy offered for sale here at Turntabling DOES INCLUDE that booklet, which is in great shape. The entire package is here–the album, the booklet, the original cast voices…this is a pretty sweet score or gift for a die-hard Star Wars lover. And as a sample-a-delic way to spice up a DJ set? We can’t recommend it enough–what fun!

There is ONE COPY of this available from Turntabling, the first person to order it gets it. The Story of Star Wars Return of the Jedi is a vinyl LP in very good++ condition. The vinyl is wonderful, with a few surface marks that don’t affect playback.  I will ship this item overseas, but depending on shipping destination your postage may be extra–I’ll bill you for any extra shipping required or refund any excess where appropriate.

Buy The Story Of Star Wars Return of the Jedi vinyl LP with full color souvenir booklet from Turntabling for $26.00 plus shipping.

My Delicious Spaghetti Western Vinyl Record

Now here’s an obscurity–in 1998, Dagored in association with another Italian company called Abraxis (not sure of the exact connection here but both names appear on the record) released this awesome collection of music from a number of obscure spaghetti westerns including more a couple of Sartana films, one called Buckaroo, and Il Segno del Coyote.

Some complain that Ennio Morricone has no representation on this compilation record, but for SOME of us, that’s actually the selling point of the album–you can find Morricone all day, every day in every record store in the land; what you can’t get so readily are the sounds of Francesco De Masi, Bruno Nicolai, Lallo Gori and others on this album.

If you love spaghetti westerns and can’t get enough of those soundtrack sounds, this album is a treat. Bruno Nicolai, for the uninitiated, sounds a lot like Morricone–and with good reason. He was Morricone’s conductor, so there’s a natural progression and influence in style and tone. If you love Morricone, watch out, Bruno Nicolai will soon become a new source of financial strain as you try to collect all HIS great work as well.

New spaghetti western junkies will also come to love and respect De Masi and the other great names featured here.

To whet your appetite, check out the vid clip at the end of this post for one of the better tracks off this awesome compilation courtesy of a fellow Italian movie obsessive on YouTube! This is one of the Bruno Nicolai tracks from Have A Good Funeral, My Friend…Sartana Will Pay which is represented on My Delicious Spaghetti Western.

Turntabling has one copy of My Delicious Spaghetti Western for sale, first-come, first-served. This is an import 180 gram vinyl record in Very Good+ condition. The vinyl has some surface marks that do not affect playback.

Buy the My Delicious Spaghetti Western import vinyl LP from Turntabling for $24.00 plus shipping. This album ships overseas, and shipping may be extra depending on the destination. We will bill you for any excess postage required or refund any excess you may have paid. Turntabling does not inflate shipping charges to make a quick buck!

Frank Tovey: The Fad Gadget The Singles Sealed Vinyl LP

There’s no denying it–Fad Gadget was one of the greatest synth groups of its era. Frank Tovey was a madman with a synth–his onstage antics routinely ended up causing him personal injury and notoriety, and the music itself was an uncompromising wall of nihilism and electronics. Even when Tovey veered off into folkie country, he was still edgy as hell and one of the more unique exports of the U.K. indie music scene in the 80s and 90s.

Today he is probably best remembered for the singles “Collapsing New People”, “Love Parasite”, and “Swallow It”, but work overall deserves another look–the tracks hold up very well over the course of time and his legacy should not be overlooked.

Sadly, Frank Tovey died in the 90s just as he was on the verge of doing a comeback. This collection of singles is a GREAT introduction for those who haven’t had the Fad Gadget experience, and a wonderful reminder for the rest of us. Check the vid clip at the end of this post for the proof–Fad Gadget deserves all its accolades.

Turntabling is very pleased to offer a single copy of this SEALED, unopened original release of the singles. It’s for sale on a first-come, first served basis and is a fabulous collector’s item from the era. This is a vinyl record released on the Mute label, unopened and never played.

Buy Frank Tovey: The Fad Gadget Singles vinyl record from Turntabling for $25 plus shipping. This record ships overseas but postage may be higher depending on the shipping location. Turntabling will bill for additional postage or refund where necessary. We don’t inflate shipping costs!