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[meggy]

Had the CD. Somehow missed getting the record until now. Seeing a contestant on The Voice perform Doo Wop made me order it.

 

[meggy]

SW remix. I had to test it before I dropped the coin on a sealed MFSL. This might be good enough. But it makes me wonder if this is so good is the MOFI ten times better?

 

[arclight73]

Nothing to special. But everything was 1.95 to 2.95 and looks like none of these albums have ever been played.

 

[meggy]

 

[Leebob]

Nothing to special. But everything was 1.95 to 2.95 and looks like none of these albums have ever been played.

Nice Haul arclight73. Rasputins in Fairfield? I like the Willie Nelson

 

[arclight73]

Nice Haul arclight73. Rasputins in Fairfield? I like the Willie Nelson

Thank you sir. These are from Rasputin's Fairfield. In all honesty it's a tiny store and I typically don't do the best here with used vinyl. It's hit and miss. This haul was a good day. I probably buy more used CD's and new vinyl here than the other places I go. From my understanding the Berkley store has the biggest inventory. Especially vinyl.

Delta Breeze records in Sacramento is the best for used jazz and it's where I go about once a month. The place is the size of a tiny studio apartment. But Rick the guy that runs the place is a jazz musician and really fun to talk to. He typically discounts the sticker price if you buy a good size stack. There is also a vinyl fair in Davis every 4-6 months that's fairly popular. I have not attended yet as it seems I typically have to work. But I will get there one day.

 

[Leebob]

Thank you sir. These are from Rasputin's Fairfield. In all honesty it's a tiny store and I typically don't do the best here with used vinyl. It's hit and miss. This haul was a good day. I probably buy more used CD's and new vinyl here than the other places I go. From my understanding the Berkley store has the biggest inventory. Especially vinyl.

Delta Breeze records in Sacramento is the best for used jazz and it's where I go about once a month. The place is the size of a tiny studio apartment. But Rick the guy that runs the place is a jazz musician and really fun to talk to. He typically discounts the sticker price if you buy a good size stack. There is also a vinyl fair in Davis every 4-6 months that's fairly popular. I have not attended yet as it seems I typically have to work. But I will get there one day.

Thanks for the info on Delta Breeze. I don't get to Sacramento often but will keep in mind. I have been to the Davis vinyl fair. If I remember it was in a senior center but there was lots of room and lots of sellers. I remember making a couple trips back to the truck to drop of records. This was probably 4 years ago. It was worth the drive.

 

[meggy]

 

[holyman772]

Picked up a few today at the thrift. This was the gem of the lot. Mono copy in decent shape.

 

[arclight73]

 

[Dude111]

Today I got a record

Jefferson airplane - Crown of Creation

 

[HyKlas]

 

[meggy]

 

[jnicholson14]

Wow, that Sinatra looks incredible. What do you think of the sound quality?

 

[Dude111]

I got 2 records yesterday

1) Lawrence Welk - Young World (MONO)
2) Moments - Moments with you (A good 70s R&B record)

 

[meggy]

 

[1970's Fan]

This was one of my favourite LPs in the 1970s. Searching for bagpipe vinyl records online gives very little results. Where the heck are they all? I finally found this one one on discogs.

 

[Ashfan]

Been away from here for a while. But hit a bunch of thrifts while on vacation last week and had a good haul, particularly at 1 ARC store:

The Everly Brothers- Roots
Esquivel- Other Worlds Other Sounds
Blue Cheer
Graeme-Edge Band- Paradise Ballroom
The Shadows Greatest Hits
The Real Donovan
Magic Christian Music by Badfinger
Five Man Electrical Band- Sweet Paradise
Genesis- Trespass
James Brown- Sings Out of Sight
Roots of British Rock
Pure Buckwheat Honey
Paul Revere and the Raiders Greatest Hits
The Best of the Alan Parsons Project Vol. 2
Hurricane Smith
Dave Brubeck Quartet- Brandenburg Gate: Revisited and Time Further Out
Rick Wakeman- Criminal Record
Duane Eddy- In Person and Girls! Girls! Girls!
The Fontane Sisters- Rock Love
The Lemon Pipers- Green Tambourine
The Grass Roots- Move Along
Carl Perkins and NRBQ- Boppin' the Blues
Sir Douglas Quintet- Mendocino
Triumvirat- Old Loves Die Hard
John Lodge- Natural Avenue
Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels Greatest Hits

 

[Ashfan]

Continuation of above thrift stores haul:

Alan Parsons Project- Instrumental Works
Different Strokes compilation (had a copy, but this one appeared in much better shape)
Hugo Montenegro- Music from a Fistful of Dollars...
John Kongos- Kongos (promo)
Jan & Dean- Gotta Take that One Last Ride
Rick Nelson- The Very Thought of You and Best Always
Sandy Nelson- Soul Drums
Fats Domino- Cookin' With Fats
Tom Paxton- One Million Lawyers and Other Disasters
The Backsters- Get on Your Back
The Marty Grosz/Dick Wellstood Quitet- Take me to the Land of Jazz
Grand Funk- Mark, Don & Mel 1969-1971
The Youngbloods- Good and Dusty
Tommy Roe- Full Bloom
The Tubes- Live Album Edited for Airplay
Wishbone Ash- Wishbone 4
Jonathan Edwards
The Paul Butterfield Blues band
Bonnie Koloc- Hold on to Me (quad)
Passport- Iguacu
Emmylou Harris- Thirteen
Elvis as Recorded at Madison Square Garden/For Radio Station Use
The Bob Crewe Generation- Street Talk
The Fantastic Ike and Tina Turner
Rotary Connection
The Best of Sam Cooke
Lee Ritenour- Rio
Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clark- The Ark
The Teddy Boys- Drive This!
Cold Blood- Lydia Pense and Cold Blood
Lambert, Hendrick & Ross
Columbia Jazz Festival
Dave Brubeck Quartet- Newport 1958
Bobby Darin- Love Swings

 

[meggy]

Nice haul, Ashfan. You've got some cool sleepers in there.