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BaggedLancer

BaggedLancer

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Had another great score(i think so anyway) of vinyl today. Here's what found it's way home.

A-List:

Abba Waterloo
Abba The Singles
Abba Greatest Hits
Abba Super Trouper
Aerosmith Toys in the Attic
Aerosmith Rocks
Aerosmith Toys in the Attic
Aerosmith Toys in the Attic
Aerosmith Rocks
Alarm Rain the Summertime
Alien Self Titled
Asis Self Titled
Average White Band Put It Where You Want It
B-52's Self Titled
Beach Boys Endless Summer
Beach Boys Spirit of America
Beatles 1967-1970
Billy Joel Storm Front
Billy Joel Greatest Hits Volume 1&2
Billy Ocean Suddenly
Blood, Sweat, & Tears Self Titled
Blood, Sweat, & Tears Greatest Hits
Boston Third Stage
Cat Stevens Foreigner
Cher Prisoner
Chicago XI
Commodores Nightshift
Daryl Hall Self Titled
David Bowie Tonight
Deep Purple Perfect Stranger
Diana Ross & Supremes 25th Anniversary
Dire Straits Making Movies
Eagles One of These Nights
Electric Light Orchestra Out of the Blue
Electric Light Orchestra Out of the Blue
Ella Fitzgerald Self Titled
Ella Fitzgerald with Jenkins Orchestra and Chorus
Elvis Costello This Years Model
Emerson, Lake, & Palmer Love Beach
Emerson, Lake, & Palmer Works
Emerson, Lake, & Palmer Works
FIXX Reach the Beach
Fixx Phantoms
Foreigner Double Vision
Genesis Duke
Gerry Rafferty Night Owl
Gladys Knight & The Pips Best of
GTR Self Titled
Isaac Hayes Hot Buttered Soul
J Geils Band Best of
Jackson 5 Third Album
Jackson 5 Lookin' Through the Windows
James Taylor Sweet Baby James
John Cougar Nothin Matters and What if It Did
Led Zeppelin Self Titled
Manhattans Black Tie
Meatloaf Bat Out Of Hell
Michael Jackson 14 Original hits with Jackson 5
Primitives Lovely
Prince 1999
Quiet Riot Metal Health
Quiet Riot Metal Health
Quincy Jones The Dude
Romantic Warrior Return to Forever
Smokey Robinson Smokey
Steve Miller Band Book of Dreams
Stevie Nicks The Wild Heart
Tavares Supercharged
Temptations Truly For You
Temptations Bare Back
Temptations Self Titled
Three Dog Night Naturally
Toto IV
U2 Boy
U2 October
Village People Self Titled
Waylon and Willie WWII
Who Who Are You
Wiseblood Someone Drowned In My Pool
Yes Going for the One

B-List:
Alabama The Closer You Get
Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees
Bruce Springsteen The River
Chicago 17
Chicago VIII
Chicago X
Chicago IX
Chicago Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago 17
Chicago VIII
Crosby, Stills, and Nash CSN
Dan Fogelberg Souvenirs
David Bowie Tonight
Doobie Brothers Minute by Minute
Eagles Their Greatest Hits
Eagles Their Greatest Hits
Earth, Wind, & Fire That's The Way of the World
Eurythmics Revenge
Fleetwood Mac Self Titeld
George Benson Living Inside Your Love
Herb Alpert Keep Your Eye On Me
Joan Baez Come From The Shadows
John Denver Back Home Again
Journey Escape
Mamas & Papas Self Titled
Men At Work Business as Usual
Peter Frampton Frampton Comes Alive
Rod Stewart Foot Loose & Fancy Free
Rolling Stones Tattoo You
Rush Hemispheres
Rush A Farewall To Kings
Rush Exit, Stage Left
Steely Dan Aja
Steely Dan The Royal Scam
Survivor Vital Signs
The Cars Panorama


Plenty of listening to do this week! :music::music::music::banana:
 
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You, good sir have TWO copies of ELP's Works. NICE!

NICE HAUL!

Souvenirs is one of my FAVORITE all-time LP's.
 
vinyldavid said:
You, good sir have TWO copies of ELP's Works. NICE!

NICE HAUL!

Souvenirs is one of my FAVORITE all-time LP's.
Click to expand...

Quite a few doubles actually. I figure I need to have atleast 2-3 of what I like....eventually they wear out...and eventually they will be very costly to find another one to replace it.

The B-list isn't even really a B list so to speak, just my trading/selling fodder for other stuff I really like.
 
I actually had twice this many in my cart, but after sitting and going through each one to check for scratches, etc....I ended up with this pile. I was pretty disappointed with the reject piles...lots of great albums I had to leave behind because of scratches. This vinyl is all VG+ to Near Mint.
 
Good haul guy...Is the Jackson 5 Third Album the original press or the 1980's reissue...anyway...I think that's one of their best albums next to ABC!!! Side 1 is the best!
 
The 1970's pressing is on a heavier vinyl and to me sounds better than the
80's pressing which was on a thinner type vinyl and the sound to me is more compressed making the vocals sound more thinner and you can't really hear the background vocals but that's just my oppinion. The 80's version the sonics aren't that good...also it says distributed by MCA...
 
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