nobody
03-04-2012, 06:15 PM
I do love some record show shopping and bought all of the following at prices ranging from 50 cents to a high of 3 dollars. Most were a buck or two:
Miles Davis: Man with the Horn
Echo & the Bunnymen: Heaven Up Here
Ike & Tine Turner: Ooh Pooh Pah Doo
Gram Parsons: Grievous Angel
Devo: Freedom of Choice (to replace a scratched to hell copy)
The Flying Lizards: Self-titled
The Selector: Celebrate the Bullet
Ethel Walters: The Complete Bluebird Sessions
Big Mama Thornton: In Europe
The Searchers: Smash Hits
Ian Dury: New Boots and Panties
Kraftwerk: Computer World (already had a mint copy, but could't opass it up for 50 cents to giveaway)
Tommy James & the Shondells: Crimson & Clover
Roy Orbison: The Classic Roy Orbison
Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short: At Town Hall
Bill Laswell: Book of Exit - Sacred System, Dub Chamber 4
Charlie Christian: Hey Charlie, Let's Play the Blues
The Happy Moog
Chic: C'est Chic (mint copy for a buck to replace a scratched up copy)
Went in the place with 40 bucks and had a couple dollars left over, even including the $5 admission fee. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday morning.
I was strongly tempted to lay down some real cash at a table with some original issues of old Cramps records and a couple Lee Perry records I have been wanting for a while, but I tend to figure if I'm gonna pay what something is worth for a record worth decent money, I can go on Ebay or stop in a record store and do that anytime. I mostly just like to wander around the cheap tables at these shows.
Miles Davis: Man with the Horn
Echo & the Bunnymen: Heaven Up Here
Ike & Tine Turner: Ooh Pooh Pah Doo
Gram Parsons: Grievous Angel
Devo: Freedom of Choice (to replace a scratched to hell copy)
The Flying Lizards: Self-titled
The Selector: Celebrate the Bullet
Ethel Walters: The Complete Bluebird Sessions
Big Mama Thornton: In Europe
The Searchers: Smash Hits
Ian Dury: New Boots and Panties
Kraftwerk: Computer World (already had a mint copy, but could't opass it up for 50 cents to giveaway)
Tommy James & the Shondells: Crimson & Clover
Roy Orbison: The Classic Roy Orbison
Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short: At Town Hall
Bill Laswell: Book of Exit - Sacred System, Dub Chamber 4
Charlie Christian: Hey Charlie, Let's Play the Blues
The Happy Moog
Chic: C'est Chic (mint copy for a buck to replace a scratched up copy)
Went in the place with 40 bucks and had a couple dollars left over, even including the $5 admission fee. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday morning.
I was strongly tempted to lay down some real cash at a table with some original issues of old Cramps records and a couple Lee Perry records I have been wanting for a while, but I tend to figure if I'm gonna pay what something is worth for a record worth decent money, I can go on Ebay or stop in a record store and do that anytime. I mostly just like to wander around the cheap tables at these shows.