I just got so many records

Today was my lucky day and I score one box full with records for 20 bucks. Over 100 records the guy told me mostly classic rock and pop, I was already handing him the $20 bill. All records are in great condition with the covers and some are even sealed, never used. Here is what I discovered inside the box: (took me a while to write this list)

38 Special – Flashback (sealed brand new)

38 Special – Wild Eyed Southern Boys

Eagles – Their Greatest Hits

Janet Jackson – Control

Squeeze – Argybargy

Jean-Luc Ponty – Civilized Evil

Jean-Luc Ponty – Imaginary Voyage

Jefferson Starship – Gold

Jethro Tull – War Child

Jethro Tull – Songs From The Wood

Phil Collins – Face Value

Phil Collins – No jacket required

Saturday Night Fiver – Movie Soundtrack

The Partridge Family – Greatest Hits

The Partridge Family – Sounds Amazing

The Partridge Family – Red Album

The Partridge Family – Up to date

Al Hirt & Pete Fountain – Greatest Hits

James Taylor – Hits

James Taylor – That’s why I’m here

John Cougar Mellencamp – Scarecrow

John Cougar Mellencamp - Hits

Rockpile – Seconds Of Pleasure

Greedence – Gold

The Who – Tommy

Steve Miller Band – Book of Dreams

Donna Summer – Live and More

Lobo – The Best

Bruce Springsteen – The River

Bruce Springsteen – Born In The USA(sealed, brand new)

Rumba Rumbero – Los Rumberos De Cuba

Dan Fogelberg – Souvenirs

Dan Fogelberg – Phoenix

Dan Fogelberg – The Innocent Age

Cat Stevens – Greatest Hits

Cat Stevens – Teaser and the Firecat

Rod Steward – Greatest Hits

Believe in Music – 22 Hits

Tom Jones – Say You’ll Stay Until Tomorrow

Prince – Dirty Mind (sealed, brand new)

Prince – Purple Rain

The Sylvers – In one love and out the other

Grateful Dead – The Best

The System – Don’t disturb the groove (sealed, brand new)

Toto – Hold The Line (sealed, brand new)

Genesis – A trick of the tail

Radio Active – Hits

Reo Speedwagon – A decade of rock and roll 1870 to 1980

Phil Spectors – Christmas Album

Slim Whitman – I’ll be home for Christmas

Jackson Browne – Running on empty

Elton John – Greatest Hits

Elton John – Tumbleweed Connection

John Mathis – Marry Christmas

Steve Winwood – Ark of a diver

Simon and Garfunkel – Greatest Hits

Dave Mason – Let it flow

John Denver – Rocky Mountain High

John Denver – Spirit

John Denver – Back Home Again

The Beach Boys – Endless Summer

Tommy Turtone – Hits

Joy To The World – Three Dog Night

Styx – Cornerstone

Supertramp – Even In The Quietest Moments

Crystal Gayle – Somebody Loves You

Crystal Gayle – Hollywood Tennessee

Seals & Crofts – Original Hits

Moody Blues – Days Of Future Passed

Moody Blues – To Our Chilrens Childrens Children

Steve Dan – Aja

Iron Angel – Winds of War

The Music Of Cosmos

Culture Club – From Luxury To Heartache

Culture Club – Walking up with the house of fire

Culture Club – Colours By Numbers

Cheap Trick – Heaven Tonight

Elvis Presley – Christmas Album

Paul Mauriat – Blooming Hits

Roman Holliday – Fire Me Up

Chicago – Hits

Super Star Collection – 36 Original Hits

Tom Petty – Heartbreakers

Paul Simon – Graceland

Bob Segar – Night Moves

Bob Segar – Against the wind

Face Dancer – This World

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Danny – Déjà vu

Fleetwood Mac – Live

Billy Joel – The Stranger

Kongas – Africanism

Cameo – Word Up

Mickey Gilley – You don’t know me

Howard Jones – Action Replay

Warren Zevon – Excitable Boy

Off Broadway – On

Neil Diamond – 12 Great Hits

Rick James – Street Songs (sealed, brand new)

George Jones & Tammy Wynette – Together Again

Peter Gabriel – Hits

Peter Townshend – Empty Glass

DAMN !
BIG score !
I like a lot of those but...........

Genesis -- Trick of the Tail is a really good piece of work.

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Originally Posted by MasterCylinder

DAMN !
BIG score !
I like a lot of those but...........

Genesis -- Trick of the Tail is a really good piece of work.

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One of my all-time Top 10, desert-island favorites, in fact.

Hell, I could tell stories about at least 15 of those titles. But I'll just leave it at this... The Partridge Family -- Up to Date is the very first album I ever bought.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...dge_Family.jpg


Nice score, dak. Very nice.

I used to have that Rockpile album and loved it. ArgyBargy is a great one too. Very nice haul!

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Originally Posted by Mr MidFi

But I'll just leave it at this... The Partridge Family -- Up to Date is the very first album I ever bought.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...dge_Family.jpg

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I'll give you points just for admitting that in public. I had the album too, but I'm a chick so I can get away with it. :D

JLP, Trick of the Tail, and Book of Dreams

Nice score

I dunno mate, (4) Partridge Family albums...?

You listen to those while watching MMA?

Here's an album I bet no one else has in their collection.

http://www.rzootoo.com/albums/b_buddies.jpg

Damn, that is good for $20. I can't say that I'd keep most of those but we could keep a pretty decent party going with some of what you've got.

~Rae

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Originally Posted by Rae

Damn, that is good for $20. I can't say that I'd keep most of those but we could keep a pretty decent party going with some of what you've got.

~Rae

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I won't keep all of them but for $20 I couldn't pass them up!

Good score for $20! Graceland and Trick of the Tail especially.
And the "Crosby, Stills, Nash & Danny" album is surely a collector's item.