Glad to hear that you're still OK out there with all the horrible fires - hopefully that's nearly over. ...Don't you hate when they slap masking tape IDs on 45s - I don't mind the mailing address stickers though - it's always interesting to see where the record once came from! ...I've never seen that Robins 78 - cool label! ...I do have a nice copy of the Esquivel LP though! I think my copy is mono... Did find a few beautiful condition (NM) Les Baxter LPs this past year - all stereo. ...Recently found Wendy Carlos's electronica version (NM) of "A Clockwork Orange" which I had never known of before - high value according to Discogs! ...Take care!
I see it at antique malls as well -- people have records that are dirty, beat up, with no outer and often no inner sleeve, that have been stored horizontally in a box in a basement for decades. They don't know how to store, organize, or care for their records, but they sure know how to look up prices on the Internet. Also, we'll understand if you skip a week with more important issues than records to deal with.
@@MikeFindsThings I do find good prices, sometimes. Of course, if a vendor puts out a box of desirable LPs at fair prices, they sell quickly, while the overpriced and the crap stay forever. I think there are more antique mall deals in 45s, if you can find a box where everything is a dollar because the seller doesn't know and you can find the rockabilly/garage/northern soul before someone else who knows what to look for. I'm guessing L.A. must be so competitive for finding records or anything collectible.
Clockwork Orange didn't actually get banned in UK, Kubrick withdrew it soon after release because of an assault that seemed to possibly be inspired by the film. To be fair it could have been a case of Kubrick withdrawing it before it got banned.
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good to see your safe ,
it crazy what people want to charge at estate sales for records . but the 45's are cool
Their LP prices were pretty crazy
I Have Pledging My Love on 78rpm and 45 The 78 are in better condition!
I'll run across a copy one of these years.
Glad to hear that you're still OK out there with all the horrible fires - hopefully that's nearly over. ...Don't you hate when they slap masking tape IDs on 45s - I don't mind the mailing address stickers though - it's always interesting to see where the record once came from! ...I've never seen that Robins 78 - cool label! ...I do have a nice copy of the Esquivel LP though! I think my copy is mono... Did find a few beautiful condition (NM) Les Baxter LPs this past year - all stereo. ...Recently found Wendy Carlos's electronica version (NM) of "A Clockwork Orange" which I had never known of before - high value according to Discogs! ...Take care!
I'm still out looking for records. Hopefully things become more normal soon. it's going to be a long road to rebuild Altadena and the Palisades.
Wild fires are awful. Saw what it did to Gatlinburg area years ago
I drove up north of me the other day and was shocked by the devastation.
I see it at antique malls as well -- people have records that are dirty, beat up, with no outer and often no inner sleeve, that have been stored horizontally in a box in a basement for decades. They don't know how to store, organize, or care for their records, but they sure know how to look up prices on the Internet.
Also, we'll understand if you skip a week with more important issues than records to deal with.
I've never found an antique mall that had good prices on records. They're always high Discogs or more for beat up records.
@@MikeFindsThings I do find good prices, sometimes. Of course, if a vendor puts out a box of desirable LPs at fair prices, they sell quickly, while the overpriced and the crap stay forever. I think there are more antique mall deals in 45s, if you can find a box where everything is a dollar because the seller doesn't know and you can find the rockabilly/garage/northern soul before someone else who knows what to look for. I'm guessing L.A. must be so competitive for finding records or anything collectible.
Clockwork Orange didn't actually get banned in UK, Kubrick withdrew it soon after release because of an assault that seemed to possibly be inspired by the film. To be fair it could have been a case of Kubrick withdrawing it before it got banned.
I'd always heard for years that the only way to see it in the UK was a bootleg VHS copy.