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Bought brand new stuff today;

Coldplay - Parachutes (180g)

Depeche Mode - Black Celebration (180g)

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (180g w/thick cardboard glossy jacket)
 
Met a guy today and he was selling some of his record collection.It turns out that he was a photographer around the music circuit in Australia and I think he also traveled to the US at different times.
I spent 3 hours talkinmg to him and he showed me pictures of him with heaps of different groups and artists.
Michael Hutchence, Canned Heat, Hells Angels {Bikies}.
The variety and types of vinyl he had was impressive.
He was only selling some of them but keeping the majority.
Signed and stuff he had a personal attachment to.
I ended up picking out about 15 albums and 15 45's.
Some of the ones I was very pleased with were,

Thirsty Moon - Blitz, Krautrock
Duster Bennett - Fingertips, Aussie only release, Uk Blues:thmbsp:
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - " ", First Lp
" " - Twenty years of dirt
The Dirt Band
The Denvermen - Aussie 60's surf instrumentals
John Dawson Read - Read on
Glen Cardier - Aussie singer songwriter- Dylan like vocals
U2 Pride 12 inch Ep
Duane Eddy - His twangy guitar and the Rebels, George Harrison, Ry Cooder, Paul McCartney
Dragon - Power play
George Harrison - Somewhere in England
John Lennon - Men love ave
The great capricorn line up - Compilation, Allamn bros, Marshall Tucker, Wet Willie and others

45's
Duster Bennett - Sweet sympathy {X2}
Hoodoogurus
Divinyls
The Cure
Choirboys
Rose Tattoo
Uncanny X- men
Iron Maiden
Skyhooks
Macho- A label promo
Donovan- Universal soldier
Mecca
The Who
Rolling stones
Led Zeppelin- Communication Breakdown
Barbara Feldon.

picked up a couple at a thrift shop[ today
Thelonious Monk- Monk
Ray Charles- The sensational Ray Charles
 
Luke the Drifter

Picked this up today at an estate sale, it seems pretty rare . . . can anyone tell me what its worth? Cat # E3927

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zoso7374 said:
Picked this up today at an estate sale, it seems pretty rare . . . can anyone tell me what its worth? Cat # E3927
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FWIW out of Goldmine: Cat # E3927 $40 Mint condition. The SE3927 (R) 1968 blue & gold label $12 bucks.

#E3927 (Mono) is a 1961 re-issue of 1955 E3267, of which the yellow label E3267 is listed as $100 mint and the 1960 black label is $40 mint condition. Again, Goldmine book, FWIW.
 
Flea Market finds today;

Man - Be Good To Yourself at Least Once a Day, United Artists '73/US/Wales Map foldout cover. VG/VG++ disc
Bachman Turner Overdrive - Japan Tour Live! EX/EX Canadian pressing. Never seen this B4.
Beaverteeth - Same '77 RCA promo, Southern Rock[???] VG+/EX
John Entwistle - Whistle Rymes, US Track '72 Gatefold EX/EX

$30 plus a free Pearl Jam 7" for my brother.

Heartbreak of the day: EX cover Iron Maiden - Live +1 Japanese 12" Mini-LP. Skated VG- disc.
 
Just got Alice Cooper Live in Montreux Vinyl in the post today. Limited to 500 Copies 048/500. nice 2 disc set on clear glitter vinyl
 
Just won me the original 1997 US pressing of The Colour and the Shape Foo Fighters in EX. condition at a great price :banana::banana::banana:
 
I finally found something a bit interesting at a thrift store. I need to go back and check again to see if there is something I missed.
 

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I finally found something a bit interesting at a thrift store. I need to go back and check again to see if there is something I missed.
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The Getz/Byrd Jazz Samba lp is a classic!. Along with Getz/Gilberto (with "The Girl from Ipanema") and Getz's Big Band Bossa Nova the bossa nova craze was fully ignited!
 
Noreaster said:
The Getz/Byrd Jazz Samba lp is a classic!. Along with Getz/Gilberto (with "The Girl from Ipanema") and Getz's Big Band Bossa Nova the bossa nova craze was fully ignited!
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It is a pretty cool album. I read online that it was the first major bossa nova album. All of these are pretty fun to listen to. They make me want a martini. :)
 
electronjohn said:
Those Mancinis gotta be some swingin' slabs for sure!
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A friend of mine has the Mancinis and played them for me so I knew about them. Someone must have dropped of their collection. I wish I picked up the Duke Ellington and Artie Shaw, and Benny Goodman albums because the person who owned these had some good taste and I am figuring they are from the same batch. I went back to get them and they are gone. Oh well, I got 6 nice LP's.
 
Got a call from a neighbor over the weekend who was cleaning out his basement.

He said I could have his old records as long as I took them all. Was over there in about 3 minutes.

He had about 300 albums, almost all first or second issues from the mid-1960s to early 1970s (probably bought when he was in school.) Unfortunately, almost 2/3 were in poor shape, but there still many very good condition gems:

Lots of Bob Dylan: Blonde on Blonde (in mono), Blood on the Tracks, Planet Waves, Another Side of, Nashville Skyline, John Wesley Harding
The Velvet Underground, their 1st album on Verve (not the issue with the peeling banana sticker)
Derek & the Dominoes, Layla
Grateful Dead, Live/Dead (with insert)
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Led Zep II, III (with intact spinner) and IV
The Beatles, Revolver (but with an Abbey Road record)
Paul Kantner, Blows Against the Empire
The Band, Music from Big Pink (1st issue)
Neil Young, his 1st solo album

Also: 1st issue of Time Out by Dave Brubeck in stereo and a 1st issue of Sketches of Spain by Miles Davis also in stereo
 
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