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    Just messing with you, Kid. We've all got our albums "in the closet". Actually, years ago I started a thread about that, what albums are in your collection you really wouldn't want your friends to see or something along that line.

    So. 02AN, what you are saying is you left all the good stuff? You know, the Rock. 18k is one boat load of vinyl. You'd need something to put your picks in the arm would get heavy after a while especially when the tally got up around 30.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Peabody
    Just messing with you, Kid. We've all got our albums "in the closet". Actually, years ago I started a thread about that, what albums are in your collection you really wouldn't want your friends to see or something along that line.
    I will have you know I proudly display my "Starland Vocal Band" whenever anyone asks about my vinyl.........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Peabody
    So. 02AN, what you are saying is you left all the good stuff? You know, the Rock. 18k is one boat load of vinyl. You'd need something to put your picks in the arm would get heavy after a while especially when the tally got up around 30.
    Good quip, Mr. P, but no...I didn't leave the Rock...It just wasn't there. The LP's were almost exclusively the genres I mentioned, plus a little soul. I bought a little of the soul...Aretha Franklin and Roberta Flack. I passed up an Isaac Hayes due to scratches.

    The guy having the sale came by to chat and asked if I'd like to have a box. He brought me a box that was just about perfect...12 x 12 x 8...so I just scooted it around on the garage floor.

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    Hit a few thrifts today.......

    Vinyl
    Leonard Cohen-Best of Leonard Cohen

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    Leo Kottke-Mudlark
    Matchbox 20-Mad Season
    REM-Eponymous
    Peter Gabriel- Shaking the Tree 16 Golden Hits
    The Big Chill Soundtrack

    and the oddest of the bunch.....

    A unopened Victoria Secret Exclusive...... Bob Dyan-Lovesick

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    Quote Originally Posted by thekid
    Hit a few thrifts today.......

    Vinyl
    Leonard Cohen-Best of Leonard Cohen

    CD

    Leo Kottke-Mudlark
    Matchbox 20-Mad Season
    REM-Eponymous
    Peter Gabriel- Shaking the Tree 16 Golden Hits
    The Big Chill Soundtrack

    and the oddest of the bunch.....

    A unopened Victoria Secret Exclusive...... Bob Dyan-Lovesick
    Nice score on the Cohen

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    This weekends vinyl.....

    Randy Newman- Little Criminals
    Poco-Deliverin
    Joni Mitchell & The LA Express- Miles of Aisles
    Traffic-Heavy Traffic
    Jonathan Edwards-Honky-Tonk Stardust Cowboy
    McGuinn,Clarke & Hillman- McGuinn,Clarke & Hillman
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    I have been finding that I enjoy listening to tapes lately on my Nak deck. An very clean sounding little deck even for a two-head piece. So with that in mind I looked cloesly at the tape section in the local thrifts which offer them between 25-50 cents a piece. So this weekend I picked up the following titles on tape and even a few CD's.

    Tapes-

    Muddy Waters-Hard Again
    George Winston-Winter into Spring
    Shadowfax-Shadowfax
    TP & The Heartbreakers- Southern Accents
    TP & The Heartbreakers- Full Moon Fever
    Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here
    Lindsey Buckingham-Go Insane
    John Cougar Mellencamp-Scarecrow
    Concrete Blonde-Bloodletting (Never opened)
    Three Dog Night-Three Dog Night
    Madacy Recordings- 300 Years of Classical Music Vol umes 1-4 (Never Opened)

    CD's

    Toad the Wet Sprocket-Dulcinea
    Leo Kottke-The Essential Leo Kottke
    Windham Hills Sampler 1988
    The Eagles- Their Greatest Hits

    Anyone else still listening to tape????
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    I had a TEAC deck from back in the 80's. It was a good deck at the time. When I started upgrading to some quality gear the deck got to where the only time I used it was to make a tape for some one. Then when no one listened to them any more it sat. Finally I sold it and a boat load of expensive High Bias TDK & Maxell to a guy who still used cassette. He was a friend so I think I let it all go for like $100.00. Before deciding to sell I tried listening to make sure I was doing the right thing. It sounded so much worse than my CD player I knew it was just taking up space in my rack. Forget vintage or nastalgia where cassette is concerned. Is 8-track next?

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    LOL.....
    No Mr.P now 8-track in the future.......
    I am not comparing tape to CD but to my tin ears they listenable on the system.
    It might be because I grew up listening to tape more than any other format.
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    I still have a tape deck in my car. Listening to the CD player in my car's Infiniti/BOSE system is bad enough...the tape deck is awful. However, my last tape deck in the home system was a Sony TC-K909ES. That was a seriously impressive tape deck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thekid
    Anyone else still listening to tape????
    I bought my oldest son, 3, a tape recorder from a garage sale. You remember the "portable" type from the 80's? Anyhow, he knows how to use it and he LOVES it.

    I also gave him my old MP3 player to use for recording. He used it for a day and went back to the analog. As a result of this, I have bought him a bunch of titles on cassette from the local Goodwill. Beatles, Zep, Floyd, etc, etc....

    He loves it. I think the reason is, he senses how no one else has one of these things. Anyhow, been listening to cassette indirectly as a result. I think what was worse than the format itself, was the crappy sleeves. Small with compressed little graphics that make you squint to read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by poppachubby
    I bought my oldest son, 3, a tape recorder from a garage sale. You remember the "portable" type from the 80's? Anyhow, he knows how to use it and he LOVES it.
    Strange. I did the same thing for my 3 year old daughter about 6 months ago. She's a bit hot and cold on the tape player. For a day or two at a time, she'll carry it around and listen to music and then it sits on a shelf for a couple weeks.
    And the world will turn to flowing pink vapor stew.

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    Stopped by a GW during my lunch hour and picked up the following for 75 cents a piece

    Joe Cocker-Mad Dogs and Englishmen
    Jonathan Edwards-John Edwards (original release-Capricorn records in VG shape)
    Neil Young-Neil Young (1970 pressing)
    Neil Young-After the Gold Rush (2nd copy)

    Oh and while I was at it another Laserdisc player CLD-990 for $8 with a bad 80's Shelley Long LD inside.....
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    Does that Jonathan Edwards have Lay Around The Shanty? Good song.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Peabody
    Does that Jonathan Edwards have Lay Around The Shanty? Good song.
    I think the song you are referring to is just called "Shanty" but yes it is there. This was his debut LP and I now think I have 4 of his first 6 LP's. An artist who never really had commercial success but I think is a great singer/songwriter.
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    I recently bought these Cd's-

    The XX- awesome music- http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8006256
    Mazzy Star-She hangs Brightly Cd, Star Among My Swan Cd and Tonight That I Might See
    Cowboy Junkies- Trintiy Revisited, Best Of The Cowboy Junkies and Black Eyed Man
    Kazumi Wantanabe-Acoustic Flakes http://www.eastwindimport.com/produc...ProductID=1324

    Blu-Spec Classical Sampler Cd http://www.eastwindimport.com/album-...?ProductID=910

    All are excellent. The wife really like the XX.
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    No vinyl in the thrifts today but picked up some decent Cd's for about $3.00 a piece
    A lot of greatest hit types but hey what the heck......

    Fleetwood Mac-Vintage Mac (Pre Stevie and Lindsay)
    Janis Joplin Greatest Hits
    Yes- Magnification
    Sting-sacred Love
    Steve Winwood-Nine Lives
    Righteous Brothers- Best of
    Graham Parker-Burning Questions
    John Cougar- (Before the Mellencamp was added-Never opened and it has a price tag from Tower records which went out of business a few years back)
    Roy Orbison Greatest Hits
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    Half price sale at the local thrift netted the following;

    Don Henley-Inside Job
    Sting-Brand New Day
    Matchbox Twenty- More Than You Think You Are
    Doc Watson w/Frosty Morn- Round the Table Again
    Miles Davis- Aura

    and now for something completely different.....

    Monty Python- The Final Rip Off

    Everything for under a Hamilton.....
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    I let a guy come cherry pick through some albums I was trying to sell and in the stack was a Monty Python. He waits until I sell him what he picked at a reasonably cheap price then he proceeds to tell me "oh, this Monty Python is unique because it has two sides on one, you hear a different side depending on what groove the needle starts in". I'm thinking to myself, I need to start checking what I have better before I sell it, I may have just lost some money. Well, maybe not lost but certainly sold for cheaper than what it should have. A collector's item like that should have been worth something. A friend of mine who is a collector told me to relax it was only worth about $20.00 I didn't lose the kids college fund

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    Flipped "The Bird" today.

    Flipping through the rack at a local SA I came across some Charlie Parker vinyl;

    The Early Bird- Charlie Parker w/Miles Davis
    Design Spotlight Series-Charlie Parker-Stan Getz and Wardell Gray
    Diz'N'Bird
    Night and Day-Charlie Parker and his Orchestra
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    Got an early start to the weekend by stopping by some thrifts and picking up some CD's for a $1.50 each

    Leonard Cohen- "More Best Of"
    REM- "Automatic for the People"
    Nanci Griffith- "There's A Light Beyond These Woods"
    Kid Ory- "Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band 1954"
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    A friend of mine has a beach house down at the oceanfront and I went by to visit them this AM and I noticed a neighbor of his was having a yard sale. Spotted some boxes of LP's so ran over and gave a look.... picked up the following;

    Allman Brothers- Brother and Sisters
    Elvis Costello- My Aim Is True
    James Cotton Band- 100% Cotton
    Cream-Goodbye
    Cream-Cream
    Cream-Live Cream II
    Miles Davis-*****es Brew
    Bob Dylan-Bringing It All Back Home
    Bob Dyan- Nashville Skyline (2nd copy but in better condition)
    Bob Dylan-The Basement Tapes
    Bob Dylan- John Wesley Harding
    Bob Dylan- Street Legal
    Jimi Hendrix- Electric Ladyland
    Jimi Hendrix- Axis; Bold As Love
    Jefferson Airplance- Surrealistic Pillow
    Bob Marley and the Wailers- Natty Dread
    Ten Years After- Rock and Roll Music to the World
    Traffic-When the Eagle Flies
    Neil Young- Harvest
    Neil Young- Hawks and Doves
    Neil Young - Tonight's the Night

    All for the princely sum of $6.............
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    Good score and best yet the price was definitely right.

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    Unusual insert

    I don't normally post pics of what I pick up but today's haul had something interesting tucked inside.,, In the JB In Concert Volume 2 I found a brochure and order form from Vanguard/Guild Releases (which included releases up through December 1963... ). They did not look like they had ever been opened which sort of makes sense given the LP's minty condition.

    Joan Baez In Concert
    Joan Baez In Concert Volume 2
    Carole King- Touch the Sky
    Diana Ross and the Supremes- Anthology
    Carly Simon - Anticipation
    The Temptations - Wish It Would Rain
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    A little different pick-ups today.....
    Hit a new thrift during lunch and picked up a few things a little different than my usual fare

    LP's

    Monty Python - Live at City Center
    Monty Python - Live at Drury Lane
    Fast Times At Ridgemont High Soundtrack

    Laser Discs

    Vivaldi's Four Seasons
    Windham Hills - Autumn Leaves
    Funny Lady
    West Side Story
    Twilight Zone The Movie
    Ordinary People (Never Opened)

    All for a grand total of $5.......

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