Hahah that's a strange mix up, but I'm sure it makes sense in a way. I will do things like full lengths on LPs, but demos compilations on CDs haha.

Hahahahaha!

also is that a new turntable or just moved around?

The same turntable in the same place lol.

Yeah I'm pretty lucky to have some solid shops close by.

Thanking you mate, and I agree! It's a lot of fun to go crate diving.

Yeah man! That Kat is excellent, already have an older pressing of that.

You might dig them mate! I just love Adrienne's voice.

Thanks for watching!

It wouldn't be the first time!

Hahah oh man hit them up on instagram, they will likely post it to you.

@ExplosiveAction think I may have to haha cheers mate!

Awesome!

Hooray!

Glad you dig them!

Definitely would have picked up the Disciples of Power vinyl for sure. Great video, really like watching your shopping videos.

@@fredfoyston9952 thanks mate! Yeah they have been there a while.

It's foul and you need to hear it!

Oh man, I'm nostalgic for Ashwoods and especially Lawson's. The CBD is pretty gentrified and dull now

@ExplosiveAction do you remember Goulds book arcade . I think it was on George St. I used to get posters and bootleg LPS from there. I used to go to utopia. When it first opened and it was downstairs in Martin place. Town hall station had a record store called anthem records. I am a 63 year old metal head. I grew up with judas priest iron maiden motorhead sabbath etc.

@@jamesw4895 Goulds I only knew of their massive Newtown warehouse, that was enourmous. Anthem sounds before my time. I used to love going to the various Red Eye incarnations; there was one on the far side of the QVB that had a second story dedicated to metal for a while in the early 2000s.

That's neat! Yeah Dark Descent has reissued it recently and made a point to remind people the music is great, only the name is goofy haha

@@ExplosiveAction The guitarist owns a record store here named Third Coast. I'll have to show him your video.

Coproloth don't need any hints! Haha

I definitely don't pre-order records or CDs. There's no real point in Australia pre-ordering something international anyway that has day and date release through retailers, as the retailers in my experience get their copies first as they buy wholesale bulk. I do buy online though, and sometimes of course you get damaged stuff, but a lot of that is down to picking your distros - NWN, Iron Bonehead, Osmose, Amor Fati etc all pack well and my local distros too. But I do love buying in a shop.

@@ExplosiveAction I get in the flow with some bands. This was one of those moments. When a pre-order comes along, on a UK label, it's hard not to. But, I totally felt letdown by this. I also had a bad experience with a Paypal deal. The pre-order went past 3 months they over sold and I didn't get it. About £100 gone. Either the record is in front of me, or from a very trusted trader, or not at all. Limiting this way isn't too smart, but sometimes, when you been screwed over so many times, it's time to let this go. I've seen it all over with nearly 40 years of collecting. Missing post (soooo many times), rip off sellers, fakes, missing booklets and posers, the record folded in half to get through the letterbox, over charging/under charging on postage, records between pieces of wood scratched to shit, sleeves stapled together and address held on naked cover with glue. Packages left in the rain, packages thrown by couriers at the house. Ugh! I'm totally cool with shops, let someone else deal with that stuff innit. Rant over (for now) haha.

Definitely worth it!

@@ExplosiveAction I live between Griffith and Wagga so bit of a trek. Next time I go to Sydney I will

Hey I'm glad to hear it's decent then! The cover was horrible lol

It’s something of a guilty pleasure. To be filed next to Haunted by Six Feet Under.

@@thrashman8319 yeah I just gave it a quick spin online and that's a pretty accurate comparison

That's so sad. We have too, but luckily some remain.

@@ExplosiveAction And i also went on an shoppingspree today. Got myself some Saxon, Overkill, Slayer and Wintersun.

Cheeky Macca's quarter pounder lol

I have it! Just haven't gotten to show it yet.

A great shop with a just as great online shop! And agreed, Tzompantli crushes.

@@ExplosiveAction Tzompantli surprised me actually....I didn't think I'd like it,but then found myself listening to it over and over ....so it had to be purchased in the physical format of course...cheers for the vid.. shopping trip ones rule and I think you are the only guy I've seen doing them

Thanks man!

Yeah that Cryptopsy was when I stopped lol. I know they came back better after but it's honestly all been quite bland. These days I stick to the first two with Lord Worm only. As for Beherit, all you really need is Drawing Down the Moon, but if you don't like that then try it again in a year. I hated it for ages.

@ExplosiveAction yeah honestly mate Drawing down the moon is just over rated tosh.

@@under-one-flag I love it lol. But it took me a decade to understand it. All good if you don't like it!

Oh wow it's that long?! I dunno, I see the word "remix" on the back and my mind goes back to Fear Factory Remanufacture disco LP lol.

Godflesh is great. I'm not a big fan of Jesu (too sad for me), but everything Broadrick puts out is guaranteed to be at least good. Have you heard Ice?

No don't know that one!

@@ExplosiveAction Give it a listen if you're into odd trip-hop. Under The Skin is almost 100% instrumental and makes for good background music. I don't know how much involvement Broadrick had, to be honest.

I didn't grab the Cattle, just not a fan really. And yeah that Cryptopsy caused a stir lol

@ExplosiveAction Yeah the first two sound nothing like the later albums. I tapped out of them a couple albums ago.