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036 SEPTEMBER

2017

I

f you are willing to dedicate

nearly 25 years to your record

collection, you might end up as

sorted as JB Maroochydore’s

Mark Grounds – he’s the proud

papa of 12,000 LPs. “I stopped

buying CDs in ’94,” the Dual

Co-ordinator tells RR, adding

that having worked as a tour

manager for 12 years means he

has many, many signed records

and rarities. “The one I’ve got

that’s probably worth the most

is The Saints’ first single that

they pressed themselves, only

a very small batch, and gave to

friends, record labels and radio

Maroochydore’s vinyl clientele

lean towards the classics

(

Purple Rain

,

Nevermind

and

Rumours

have all been top

sellers this month) and alt-rock,

with Arctic Monkeys, The Smith

Street Band (“Melbourne

represent!”), Violent Soho and

King Gizzard popular choices.

In the contemporary arena,

Grounds rates the brand new

one from Paul Kelly,

Life Is Fine

.

“I can’t take [it] off the CD player

[in-store], it’s incredible,” he says.

“And it’s criminal that it’s his first

album to ever go to number one.

Hang on, you know, this guy

is our Bob Dylan! So I’m really

playing the crap out

of that.”

stations,” he says. “I picked it up

when I was over in England, I

think it was a shop somewhere

in Bristol – I got it for 50 pence.

I didn’t know it was worth as

much as it is, then.”

Amongst his top five albums

are The Beatles’

Revolver

in first

position, Miles Davis’

Kind Of

Blue

, Parliament’s

Mothership

Connection

, Mr Bungle’s debut,

and Pink Floyd’s

The Dark Side

Of The Moon

: “It’s my first

musical memory, and it scared

the crap out of me. I tried to

scare the crap out of my son

with it this morning. I think it

worked.”

THIS MONTH at

1.

Various

Guardians Of The Galaxy:

Awesome Mix Vol. 2

2.

Rage Against The Machine

Rage Against The

Machine

3.

Michael Jackson

Thriller

4.

Kendrick Lamar

DAMN.

5.

Wu-Tang Clan

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Chambers

6.

Iggy Pop

Lust For Life

7.

The Beatles

Abbey Road

8.

The Clash

London Calling

9.

Various

Pulp Fiction OST

10.

Nirvana

Nevermind

Chart

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