Wow. There should be a sign on the door that says "Sorry, We're Open". I live in Denver and I'm thankful that you creep around these places so I don't have to.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 decades ago i lived atound the corner from wax trax, so that is where I still go. And Angleos, even though its very expensive. I was surprised to see the new Wax Trax on Broadway. I didnt know that existed. Thanks for digging deep atound town.
The reason the place is empty and the pinball machines are gone is because they are in the middle of moving to a new location on S Broadway. They’ve been priced out of the building they are in. Records never have been their big focus but I believe they are going to focus on the coffee, comic books and such but still having live shows. This week’s d is their last week open there.
Thank you for that info. It is sad how rents keep going up so businesses have to move just to stay alive. I look forward to see what their new location will look like. I definitely want more time to check out the books. I hope they keep a similar type decor
What a fun store! I loved how the comedy section had no records! Who says comedy is dead? 😂 Thank you for a fun video. Love all the Denver localities 😊
Hi Professor! You know a store's selection is pretty bad when even I don't see something I'm interested in, LOL! The books were nice pick ups though. And I love the store itself, very eclectic, like a general store for pop culture stuff. Cheers, see you Sunday morning!
Hoo boy, what a dive. The moth was the crowning touch. It was startling when an interesting or actually good record would turn up among the dross, like Traffic and Strawbs. Interesting book find; I don't know anything about Sinclair except The Jungle.
I have bought a few Upton Sinclair books, get him mixed up with Sinclair Lewis who I also like. Steinbeck is my favorite though. East of Eden is my all time favorite book Michael. Interesting place, fun to look around I have the Traffic album but don’t know a ton about The Strawbs
Hey Steve, I thought that store was like a goodwill, I couldn’t imagine those other two stores were worse. Cool you got a few books. They can’t all be zingers. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 The Strawbs is a great album, and Traffic's John Barleycorn is a classic. I saw A Curious Feeling by Tony Banks in there, although I'm not personally a fan of that album. I also noticed a John Hammond album that I've never heard, but I'd pick it up if the price were right. So it wasn't ALL junk...but you sure had to dig for the treasures!
Enjoyed the show with my hot tea this morning, I’m heading out to Mooresville area thrifting today. If that place had pastry , I think I’d pass. Take care art
Mutiny has had an interesting last few years, they almost went out of business during the pandemic but a gofundme saved them. The storefront you went to is actually closing next week, they're moving to Englewood. Could be that part of their inventory is already moved.
Thijs someone else mentioned that also. I work in Englewood so they would be closer. I would explore the books more. So they have been around awhile. Interesting place Always looking for something new my friend.
That's a pretty cool café. The records could be better, but you got some great books. I love finding old books with the original jackets. Half off is a good deal. All three of those books are interesting to me, especially the Moby. Have a great weekend, Steve.
.. a wild kind of record store.. when you were walking around at the end it was just like the scene from A Clockwork Orange where Alex is walking around the indoor market to the record shop ... ( nice to see Britta again) ..
Hi Steve, at 1:58 - 2:02, you had a good look at the Bhundu Boys album, do you already have it? The Bhundu Boys were from Zimbabwe and produced some fine Shona music. That album was their first for a major label and in my opinion was over produced, with a horn section. I saw them many times in the 80's and they were great live. I'm not sure how much they were selling it for, but if under $10, it would be a good pick up, if you haven't already got it.
Marty, I was curious about the Bhundu Boys but I did not know what it was. That would have been right up my alley. I was thinking about it No doubt it was under $10.
Hi Steve, although some tracks are spoilt by the production, there are still enough with that infectious darting guitar pop sound of southern African music to make it worthwhile. I would say it is definitely up your alley.
Hey Steve. Yeah... those records looked a bit rough. I saw a Karla Bonoff that I just picked up recently, She's so good. And I saw Y&T Earthshaker in your flip as well. Nice score on the book! Cheers
Hello Steve; The records at the beginning should be listed as FREE take what you need !! We knew the name SCHOOLEY, wasn't he a neighborhood flunky? Like the psych T-shirt. Enjoy the books. The store could be called Buy At Your Own Risk Records. Take care, Tina & Pat!~
Mike, I like coffee, I like books...I even like records! I'm there. Maybe they used the record covers for mushroom compost? If Keith Morris writes as good as he talks that should be an interesting book. I like this new channel...Mike's Book Club & Review. Cheers...Mike
Mike, I’m branching out from the music and travel channel gig and dipping my toes into literature. Just trying to be a little more well rounded. I was disappointed to find that the books were not picture books, they were just filled with words
Quirky is the best way to describe that one. Unorganized too maybe? There were a few interesting selections there, but it's quite all-over-the-place. I think I hit that store in Idaho Springs when I lived in Colorado, but I wasn't impressed enough to go back there, that's the only thing I remember. Oh well, in the words of Primus....They can't all be Zingers!
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Your comment sounds like a dad joke waiting to formulate. The place was a mess because they are moving and everything was in disarray.... Everything was dis-a-ray and dat-a-ray...get it.
You are much better at finding the gems JT. I saw it but it don’t yell at me. I have tried to be a little more careful and buy less so it really has to talk to me lol.
A massive amount of dollar-bin albums in Goodwill shape at mega-premium prices (perhaps they could put that on their store sign!). The singles looked far more interesting. I've got to say, if you were looking for a snooty, upper-class writer name, Upton Sinclair would be a prize winner.
lol, yes Upton, what a nice first name that never seemed to catch on. He was a big time socialist and pro labor though I don’t know what he was like later in life. Sometimes you get into those bins and you just want to wash your hands when your done Darrell. It was a fun store.
David, I just had to leave MI for the Tigers to get rolling. Is I can rarely catch them. Lions was disappointing Sunday but it is early. NU vs Illini tonight, it has been fun watching these with my youngest son!
Love the books. The music books in UK charity shops are fairly fantastic at the moment and normally about 2 pounds, ive got a fairly impressive library of about 500 music book but I'm planning on donating over half them very soon, seems an essier decision than records and realistically theres not much resale value in them, ive got a decent collection of SST related books, but not that keith Morris, hould be a good read.
I had a very large music book collection that got swallowed up by the flood. Working on it again. My old house was filled with books. When I moved I donated 100s of them. I finally came to the realization Harris that I was not going to read them again. It is easier to let go of books than records. I do hit used book stores always looking for some cool books and maybe a first edition
I did see a couple of interesting albums while you were doing your flipping..Bobby Hackett... One of the Best horn players who ever horned/and Traffic John Barleycorn/My mother once told me to go play in traffic..when I was a kid/ ....................................................................................
lol, no doubt your mother was talking about playing with Traffic and not play in Traffic haha. I use to have that Traffic album but never got into it. Bobby Hackett is new to me, I will look him up Isa
I love books also. I had at one time been collecting 1st edition and autographed books. That can be pretty darn spendy! I had to make a choice of books or vinyl. Vinyl one but I still buy some books!
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 ha! I feel ya! I got piles of books waiting to be read as well. There just doesn’t seem to be enough time in a day. Like with listening to your records 🤣
Moby may have given the plot away with that title Steve...I'm glad you at least found something, the records were pretty dire on the whole (with the odd exception). Interesting place to pay a visit though...
It was an interesting place to visit and if I came back I would dig into the stacks of books Doug. Some people do find some gold when digging, I just come up with fools gold lol
If you can’t find a record well dang it, get a book Brian. I at one time was really buying a lot of early editions books. When vinyl began coming back I had to choose what I wanted to collect and vinyl won out. I do have 100s of books, a number of them are autographed or first pressing Old books have that wonderful musty smell
Thanks for the heated up on the book. I figured you might be familiar with the book. 1/2 price off the already low price seemed like a win The vinyl there, not worth filming
I used the music at 1:40 ages and ages ago. Not an Ethel Smith or Johnny Mathis fan. I have Lighthouse Family. So random to see it there. Not Hip-Hop. Roached record covers
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 not as often on Sunday….so far. But every few minutes…. just started recently, apparently, UA-cam is doing some kind of fuckery…
Can't think of anything better than chilling in a cafe surrounded by books and records.! What a cool place. Thanks for taking us along. Love it.
Not many records to enjoy but some cool books. I was very happy with the one I bought I love finding a first printing of a famous author.
Wow. There should be a sign on the door that says "Sorry, We're Open". I live in Denver and I'm thankful that you creep around these places so I don't have to.
lol Marty, I am glad I can be of service. I keep looking for so different place. Where do you usually go vinyl shopping at?
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 decades ago i lived atound the corner from wax trax, so that is where I still go. And Angleos, even though its very expensive. I was surprised to see the new Wax Trax on Broadway. I didnt know that existed. Thanks for digging deep atound town.
The reason the place is empty and the pinball machines are gone is because they are in the middle of moving to a new location on S Broadway. They’ve been priced out of the building they are in. Records never have been their big focus but I believe they are going to focus on the coffee, comic books and such but still having live shows. This week’s d is their last week open there.
Thank you for that info. It is sad how rents keep going up so businesses have to move just to stay alive. I look forward to see what their new location will look like. I definitely want more time to check out the books. I hope they keep a similar type decor
A really cool spot with a large supply of books, not much in music. The coffee bar is really cool.
Richard, fun vibe in this place Records is not a focus for them but I was happy with my book find
What a fun store! I loved how the comedy section had no records! Who says comedy is dead? 😂
Thank you for a fun video. Love all the Denver localities 😊
Morten, I am you Colorado Memory Channel lol. I keep looking for new and interesting places
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Thanks 🥹
Hi Professor! You know a store's selection is pretty bad when even I don't see something I'm interested in, LOL! The books were nice pick ups though. And I love the store itself, very eclectic, like a general store for pop culture stuff. Cheers, see you Sunday morning!
Wasn’t that store cool TC. Sadly they are moving due to rent increases which is sad. I do want to go to their new spot and dig into the books more
Hoo boy, what a dive. The moth was the crowning touch. It was startling when an interesting or actually good record would turn up among the dross, like Traffic and Strawbs. Interesting book find; I don't know anything about Sinclair except The Jungle.
I have bought a few Upton Sinclair books, get him mixed up with Sinclair Lewis who I also like. Steinbeck is my favorite though. East of Eden is my all time favorite book Michael. Interesting place, fun to look around I have the Traffic album but don’t know a ton about The Strawbs
Hey Steve, I thought that store was like a goodwill, I couldn’t imagine those other two stores were worse. Cool you got a few books. They can’t all be zingers. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
I don’t do well in Thrift Stores Steve. This place had a cool vibe that I enjoyed, just not much that I needed but I loved the book!
that is a fun store, steve!!
It sure was David
That Starday Guitar Boogie looked good. That Strawbs record is nice one too. Fun store.
I would have grabbed the Strawbs!
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So it sounds like the Strawbs was the one good album. Not sure what the condition was, couldn’t have been too good
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 The Strawbs is a great album, and Traffic's John Barleycorn is a classic. I saw A Curious Feeling by Tony Banks in there, although I'm not personally a fan of that album. I also noticed a John Hammond album that I've never heard, but I'd pick it up if the price were right. So it wasn't ALL junk...but you sure had to dig for the treasures!
I guess if you want gold you need to pan for it Michael
Enjoyed the show with my hot tea this morning, I’m heading out to Mooresville area thrifting today. If that place had pastry , I think I’d pass. Take care art
You are always out somewhere Art. My thrifting continues to stink
Mutiny has had an interesting last few years, they almost went out of business during the pandemic but a gofundme saved them. The storefront you went to is actually closing next week, they're moving to Englewood. Could be that part of their inventory is already moved.
Thijs someone else mentioned that also. I work in Englewood so they would be closer. I would explore the books more. So they have been around awhile. Interesting place Always looking for something new my friend.
That's a pretty cool café. The records could be better, but you got some great books. I love finding old books with the original jackets. Half off is a good deal. All three of those books are interesting to me, especially the Moby. Have a great weekend, Steve.
Mark, did you read Oby’s first book, it was quite good, very interesting. This should be an excellent read also. Fun little store, very unique
.. a wild kind of record store.. when you were walking around at the end it was just like the scene from A Clockwork Orange where Alex is walking around the indoor market to the record shop ... ( nice to see Britta again) ..
I love Britta! Great music. The store was filled with curious items, just not much in the way of records. Still it was a fun visit
Hi Steve, at 1:58 - 2:02, you had a good look at the Bhundu Boys album, do you already have it? The Bhundu Boys were from Zimbabwe and produced some fine Shona music. That album was their first for a major label and in my opinion was over produced, with a horn section. I saw them many times in the 80's and they were great live. I'm not sure how much they were selling it for, but if under $10, it would be a good pick up, if you haven't already got it.
Marty, I was curious about the Bhundu Boys but I did not know what it was. That would have been right up my alley. I was thinking about it No doubt it was under $10.
Hi Steve, although some tracks are spoilt by the production, there are still enough with that infectious darting guitar pop sound of southern African music to make it worthwhile. I would say it is definitely up your alley.
Hey Steve. Yeah... those records looked a bit rough. I saw a Karla Bonoff that I just picked up recently, She's so good. And I saw Y&T Earthshaker in your flip as well. Nice score on the book! Cheers
Those albums were rough Bobby but I did love the book. I did hear they are moving next week! Rent got too high
Hello Steve; The records at the beginning should be listed as FREE take what you need !! We knew the name SCHOOLEY, wasn't he a neighborhood flunky? Like the psych T-shirt. Enjoy the books. The store could be called Buy At Your Own Risk Records. Take care, Tina & Pat!~
lol, Buy At Your Risk. I just learned they were moving in a week. Rent was too high so they had to find new digs. Nice people there.
Looks like they acquired all of the records from the Goodwills in Phoenix that Sam showed.
That was the story of my last couple weeks thrifting Dave, it seems to be a worthless endeavor
Mike, I like coffee, I like books...I even like records! I'm there. Maybe they used the record covers for mushroom compost? If Keith Morris writes as good as he talks that should be an interesting book. I like this new channel...Mike's Book Club & Review. Cheers...Mike
Mike, I’m branching out from the music and travel channel gig and dipping my toes into literature. Just trying to be a little more well rounded. I was disappointed to find that the books were not picture books, they were just filled with words
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Bloody words!
Quirky is the best way to describe that one. Unorganized too maybe? There were a few interesting selections there, but it's quite all-over-the-place. I think I hit that store in Idaho Springs when I lived in Colorado, but I wasn't impressed enough to go back there, that's the only thing I remember. Oh well, in the words of Primus....They can't all be Zingers!
I have not found a lot of thrift Zingers Mike haha. I did hear they were moving so things were in disarray because of that.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Your comment sounds like a dad joke waiting to formulate. The place was a mess because they are moving and everything was in disarray.... Everything was dis-a-ray and dat-a-ray...get it.
There were some good records in that shop.. John Hammond Jr. is the real deal, " This Train" is a great cover by him !
You are much better at finding the gems JT. I saw it but it don’t yell at me. I have tried to be a little more careful and buy less so it really has to talk to me lol.
I get it.. If you get a chance, sample/ stream John Hammond Jr. " This Train" ! Very accomplished, rootsy, and good ! 🎵
Hey Steve, love the new book club !! Was there no opportunity to trade in your Donny's ? Guessing they're 'keepers' !!! 😆
Donny would have fit perfect in those racks Gary lol. Always good to leave with something Now I have some winter reading material
No wonder you gave a little smile when you mentioned they had records. Yikes!. Hope the coffee is better than that selection 😁. Cheers.
Jack, even you, the great hunter of bargains, was not intrigued with anything in the bins? Wow that does not speak well for the store
The only thing missing from that store was Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 😊
No kidding Greg, it did have that kind of vibe. Interesting area
A massive amount of dollar-bin albums in Goodwill shape at mega-premium prices (perhaps they could put that on their store sign!). The singles looked far more interesting. I've got to say, if you were looking for a snooty, upper-class writer name, Upton Sinclair would be a prize winner.
lol, yes Upton, what a nice first name that never seemed to catch on. He was a big time socialist and pro labor though I don’t know what he was like later in life. Sometimes you get into those bins and you just want to wash your hands when your done Darrell. It was a fun store.
Hi Steve - Tigers 🐅 1/2 game out ! Sweep in KC. Lots of those albums belong in one place , the trash 🗑.
David, I just had to leave MI for the Tigers to get rolling. Is I can rarely catch them. Lions was disappointing Sunday but it is early. NU vs Illini tonight, it has been fun watching these with my youngest son!
Love the books. The music books in UK charity shops are fairly fantastic at the moment and normally about 2 pounds, ive got a fairly impressive library of about 500 music book but I'm planning on donating over half them very soon, seems an essier decision than records and realistically theres not much resale value in them, ive got a decent collection of SST related books, but not that keith Morris, hould be a good read.
I had a very large music book collection that got swallowed up by the flood. Working on it again. My old house was filled with books. When I moved I donated 100s of them. I finally came to the realization Harris that I was not going to read them again. It is easier to let go of books than records. I do hit used book stores always looking for some cool books and maybe a first edition
I did see a couple of interesting albums while you were doing your flipping..Bobby Hackett... One of the
Best horn players who ever horned/and Traffic John Barleycorn/My mother once told me to go play in traffic..when I was a kid/
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lol, no doubt your mother was talking about playing with Traffic and not play in Traffic haha. I use to have that Traffic album but never got into it. Bobby Hackett is new to me, I will look him up Isa
But, fun vid nevertheless. Love book reviews Steve. 👍🏻
I love books also. I had at one time been collecting 1st edition and autographed books. That can be pretty darn spendy! I had to make a choice of books or vinyl. Vinyl one but I still buy some books!
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 ha! I feel ya! I got piles of books waiting to be read as well. There just doesn’t seem to be enough time in a day. Like with listening to your records 🤣
There are a few good albums in there... then there's all the others!
Lmao Dave, well at least a got a couple albums right.
Moby may have given the plot away with that title Steve...I'm glad you at least found something, the records were pretty dire on the whole (with the odd exception). Interesting place to pay a visit though...
It was an interesting place to visit and if I came back I would dig into the stacks of books Doug. Some people do find some gold when digging, I just come up with fools gold lol
What a strange store with a strange name. This is the second video I have watched today where the host was showing books. Maybe that's the new trend.
If you can’t find a record well dang it, get a book Brian. I at one time was really buying a lot of early editions books. When vinyl began coming back I had to choose what I wanted to collect and vinyl won out. I do have 100s of books, a number of them are autographed or first pressing Old books have that wonderful musty smell
well ya never know if ya dont at least look!
That is exactly right! And by god I found a good book!
Ok, so definitely not one of the better stores you’ve been in to find records, but still it was…unique. Interesting name too.
Gary, yes, unique. It was a fun visit but ooo La La those albums looked straight from goodwill
My Damage is a good book but it dies become a bit of a drain by the end.
Thanks for the heated up on the book. I figured you might be familiar with the book. 1/2 price off the already low price seemed like a win The vinyl there, not worth filming
It is pretty bad when Al Martino is the highlight in a flip video.
The 45s looked more interesting than the albums Richie.
I used the music at 1:40 ages and ages ago. Not an Ethel Smith or Johnny Mathis fan. I have Lighthouse Family. So random to see it there. Not Hip-Hop. Roached record covers
Henry, you could probably find a gem in that batch of records, you have more of a knack for that then I do.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Nope, those were crap
Wow, no even a G+ Beatles lp for$45. Amazing. Does that mean someone actually bought it?? Hahaha.
lol, isn’t that the truth! I did see a Beatle record behind the counter but couldn’t tell how much, probably $45 lol
You gave it your best. The browsing music hurt my ears! I'm not a hater though.
Sherry, the browsing was under the funk category. I was trying to give it a more up beat feel!
Haven't watched it yet but I just wanted to be first. Send your donation sto my house.
Peter, it is official, you are uno numero
101 Strings is crap? Sir, how dare you.
lol, oops, sorry Henry! They are…ummm…. Great!
Kinda looks like a dump.
Brandon, I believe the phrase would be “ It has character”.
Not even a minute in and already the damn ads start? It’s getting more annoying every day…..
No kidding? How often do they pop up? They do t show up in the Sunday show ?
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 not as often on Sunday….so far. But every few minutes…. just started recently, apparently, UA-cam is doing some kind of fuckery…