UNBELIEVABLE!!! - rare vinyl record haul JUST KEEPS GOING!!!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- UA-cam Vinyl Record Community! I'm taking YOU into the stores shopping for records WITH ME. You'll be there AS I FIND COOL RECORDS. I'll show you how I do it. How to find places to find vintage vinyl records. I'll show you what to look for. How to thrift for records like a pro. How to find cool used vinyl records for a fraction of the price. Much cheaper than Discogs. You'll be there as i find a bunch of great vinyl records at an Antique Mall. Secondhand stores can be a great place to find records for much cheaper than online.
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The reality of this scenario in my neck of the woods would be completely different. First of all, if any word got out to any of the big time collectors / dealers, you really wouldn't stand a chance of getting in on any of this. The reason being is that they are very smooth /con operators, with tons of CASH IN YOUR FACE. In other words I'll make you a quick offer that you can't refuse. Tens of thousands of dollars (A FIST FULL OF DOLLARS PLUS FOR A FEW MORE DOLLARS) these people wouldn't refuse. In comes the big cube van with a few guys and two hours later...all gone. I've witnessed this once and had to refuse on two other homes loaded with thousands of records. Honestly I could never carry loads of cash around to ever make on the spot deals. TUCO you can always consider yourself extremely fortunate to have scored so much and not to put yourself in extreme DEBT AS I'VE WITNESSED MANY. I for one am so happy for your passion and good fortune. May you always be blessed and peaceful. Peace to everyone.
Haha thanks for the shout out! I don't remember saying I was the drunkest guy at the acoustic Stryper show... but I believe it because I Definitely was! 🤣 🤣 🤣
Wow even with the California guy, this was a crazy haul ! So many first-press obscure psych gems !
Every copy I’ve ever seen of that Mad river has that same ringwear LoL! Moloch ! I once found a copy of Sputniks and it looked so cool I had to have it! Wasn’t great but happy to have it! Love Music Machine! My fave Garage Rock band!
I haven't listened to my Spotnicks record yet, but i listened to some of their stuff on youtube. Pretty hit and miss. A lot of it was very standard instrumental rock...but there were a few gems
Not sure why Cali dude didn't buy all this stuff. I'd have just bought the entire lot and let that be that if he was in such a position. But man, what the hell was he buying passing up on all this stuff? Makes no sense as I assume the others who were outside with you had to have similar finds. Was Cali guy an actual professional or just a rich person filling in spots? Makes no sense. Thanks for doing the video. This is great. Can't wait to get to the 80,000 records I bought (weather has sucked too bad and it's going to take some coordination). Will post a lot of flip videos but it's mainly going to be classical and jazz.
Love this content.
He's probably a little guy. Only has so much to work with. Not a big fish!!!!!!!!
@@que1744 But he was buying 5000 records, if I'm not mistaken. I'm sure for first pick they wanted at least $10k for that.
I'm guessing the guy from California had to have had a store...but the stuff he passed on??? He's certainly is a mystery!
@@VinylHunter Yeah. With records, you don't leave anyone behind. I can't see a record store owner passing on that stuff. I mean, you're finding hair rock, ACDC.....a store owner doesn't pass on that. I wonder if someone with experience paid someone without experience to go pick. A pro, or even a semi-pro doesn't leave that stuff behind.
A lot of nice finds there.
Hi Tuco!!! despite the change in the conditions and the California dude, you still manage to get cool, rare and still seal stuff.... lot's cool heavy and hard rock albums. cheers and be well
Yeah i still managed to get some goodies even to the very end!
More amazing stuff. It is quite incredible that a record dealer could leave such things. I mean leaving 60s Nirvana, or mint Kinks, T2, sealed Tangerine Zoo?? The mind boggles that a dealer could be that clueless. His loss, your gain. Regards Nigel
Yeah crazy!!! I've experienced that at a local store here too. He knows Zeppelin, Bowie, Maiden, etc...but i found minty Shangri Las-65, Hal Blaine-Psychedelic Percussion, Seeds, etc in his dollar bins!
Freakin massive one of a kind, glorious haul of super high value vinyl dude. Absolutely envious 😀 Wow
Amazing haul again.
Thank you Docion!!!
Hey Tuco, another classic episode. The seller seemed rather militant - triggering drill sergeant flash backs. Thanks for keeping it positive.
She was definitely "in charge"
Wow how crazy! I just recently picked up that Riding High ST too! Haha I like it!
My brother did too! That's three of us that got it around the same time!
Cool Nico finds!
Little beaver, Damn! Bummer on the rule change.. but you still cleaned up Tuco!
Yeah, every time i went, they changed it up! It gets worse, as you'll see...but i STILL managed to get some killer scores coming up!
Probably in the next video...we're digging through mostly $1-5 records, but i still found a $400 record that everyone else missed!
Then, at my very last day at the garage...it was very slim pickins...they brought out the very last box and set it (luckily) in front of me...it was records from the very back top corner of the other garage bay (that you haven't seen yet)...they were out of reach of Cali dude, so they were completely unpicked...that one box was just like days 2 and 3 all over again!
You can have that Little Beaver record...send me your address! I dig it, but you'll appreciate it much more!
Tuco, how can I contact you, Instagram cool?
diabolicpossession at cox dot net
That Dutch Johnny Cash is nice.
Super jealous of that count five and dragonaires! Good stuff.
Nice Joe Jackson format cornucopia
from what you showed, this day 3 was so far the best one. Really fun digs. I had one similar opportunity, with 3000000 records at hand, but only had two afternoons, and I still have flashbacks from those, over 15 years after. Looking forward the next ones
The chances of me every coming across something this good again is very slim! I feel like i was super lucky to stumble upon this!
What the hell? How do you find that much good stuff after it has been picked through pretty well up to that point! Crazy collection. Would have been epic to have bought it all!
I think the only reason i was still digging good stuff is because the other people that were picking this collection too had already bought hundreds (even thousands) of records...there was just too much to buy everything, so they passed on a bunch of stuff.
@@VinylHunter Glad you got a huge haul!
Awesome stuff! Can’t wait for the next parts !
Thank you! I'll be doing one or two more videos of "the dig of a lifetime"...but, as you started to see, things are taking a turn for the worse. Things get even worse coming up!!! BUT, i still managed to get some killer scores!
NNNNICE,id love to have those Edde Shu and Chet baker albums!!!!!
Hey tuco
You got some very cool pick ups! Thumbs up! Trish
Now get out there and hit the thrift stores! I can imagine thrifting and seeing stuff like "Persuasive Percussion" in the wild is no longer a thrill after this mega-haul. I think you have reached equilibrium.
This DID ruin it for me for awhile! This dig occurred 4 months ago...I'm just now finally starting to feel the itch to go out and thrift again! I'm just programmed to "hunt" for stuff! I love the thrill of the chase, whether i find anything or not! I'll ALWAYS treasure hunt to some degree!
Great finds. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you! I feel so lucky to have stumbled upon this place!!!
I'm stunned! Divinyls, Scratch Acid, The Cramps, SSD, Shadows of Knight, Captain Beyond...so much good stuff, even with California Guy getting first dibs. Wow. The Divinyls are my favorite music group of all time. Their actual first album was Music From Monkey Grip, which was a soundtrack from the Aussie movie "Monkey Grip." Chrissie Amphlett is an actress in the movie and you will see the Divinyls play as well. Great soundtrack too. Highly recommended. I love all of the Divinyls records. I can't get enough of their stuff. Those Scratch Acid records are killer. You found a Starkweather LP also! All that metal you found too, especially Motorhead! I'm just sitting here shaking my head. Congrats on the scores! ~ Nicola Edit: I just checked Discogs and you are correct, the self titled Divinyls is listed as their first LP. Music From Monkey Grip was also released in 1982. Have a great rest of the weekend.
It's fidly but Monkey Grip charted as an EP in Australia even though it had seven tracks. "Only Lonely was a huge radio hit but never got released as a single in Australia so this was the default. WEA kinda dropped the ball there. Boys in Town had already been a hit the previous year. If you're a fan I guess you know this.
Looks like Monkey Grip is the next one i need to track down! I'm fairly new to Divinyls..A couple years ago I saw video of their US Festival appearance and i fell in love! I found What A Life less than a year ago...and now i finally have Desperate!
@@VinylHunter I've got most of "new wave day" from the US saved somewhere or other. I don't think the california audience got Chrissie's F*d up look that day. They were too busy dancing to missing persons. Temperamental is really good too. And Underworld is not bad. It has the original version "Human on the inside" which The Pretenders covered.
I wonder what the deal was with the California guy, how he got the gig and what the pricing arrangement was...
Amazing stuff..my local record dealer would be spitting feathers if he saw this haul !!.
Lots I didn't know again, but great to follow this journey with you Tuco.
Man, if some record dealer could have bought this whole garage full...they would have done very well for a long time!
Several local record store owners had a chance to buy this stuff before we started digging through it, but they all blew it! ...and they all regret it now!
The Bee Gees 60s stuff ranks with the best of the 60s, gorgeous music.
Odessa, the Melody soundtrack etc, love it.
Thank you i have never heard of Ruth White, will check her out.Nirvana were great, that 60s movie The Touchables their music featured in is crazy🤪
I first heard The Nice in The Tyrant King , a groovy british late 60s kids drama set in swinging london( its on UA-cam)
Love your videos, love the ride in the truck, the expectation of what you may find, the regular guest appearences of Roger Williams, Mantovani and the Doctor Zhivago soundtrack 😀
All the best to you friend from the Isle Of Wight, England.
Yeah! I don't think the Bee Gees get the credit they deserve!!!
Awesome Tuco!!! I was hoping you went back to get that rare record you missed out on. Doesn't matter. You did great yet again.
Unfortunately, i didn't discover the $5k mistake until many months later...by then it was far too late.
I thought of you last week when I went to a huge local co-op right outside of Harrisburg and found a cool space-age instrumental LP: Don Costa - "Modern Delights" on Verve Records. Have you heard that? ...Love the 60's Nirvana LPs! ...Ahh, Argent: Just picked up one I never knew existed: "Nexus" - excellent space-rock and now my fave Argent LP by far! ...Hey, I just found an exact reish of that Tangerine Zoo LP on high quality red vinyl! Used to have the originals of ALL of those garage/psych Mainstream LPs - I remember way back in the day when Kresge's 5&10 store had a FULL TABLE of nothing but those Mainstream LPs for 3/$1 when I was a kid - I bought 1 of each - should have bought the entire table! ...Speedboys: Used to see them all the time when they played in Harrisburg. ...And finally - many of those late 70's & early 80's alt/punk, metal LPs you showed I used to buy in pre-packs of 100 misc LPs from Steve K of Performance Records in the early 90's! I used to love going up to his huge warehouse! See ya next installment!
Really good stuff considering you were getting the scraps.
You showed a lot of sealed albums that I've never heard of but I would have bought them too. Really happy for you to get all these great albums.
Yeah, TONS of blind buys!
Watching on the big TV.. I'd have to say, and I know you must feel fortunate to have dug as much as you have.. your overall haul from this dig is ultra epic ! So many great, rare, and valuable titles ! 👍
Yes! I feel like the luckiest guy in the world to have stumbled upon this dig! Even though things start getting shittier... Even though i missed a $5000 record...!!! I still consider myself VERY fortunate for what i got!!!
@@VinylHunter Man Tuco.. It's been so enjoyable watching your video's Excellent work, and editing.. you really put on a show, and that's what it's really about, and oh yeah... The Records !! LoL ! ✌
Wow, you're living the dream, Tuco! You put me to shame with the vinyl scraps I've been finding. Those Nirvana LPs are to die for. I thought I did well finding their first single 'Pentecost Hotel' for 20p in a charity shop but you surpassed me on that one. Keep it coming...
Thank you! This was just luck though!... most likely it'll never happen again!
Dude this was truly an amazing opportunity that you worked your way into! Just goes to show ya that dogged determination wins the day when it comes to digging for killer vinyl! Well done Man! And if this is considered a “bad day” at the dig, I’d take it any day! Nirvana! Neon-look for their LP Pearl, Count 5! Too many to mention! Man congrats on this amazing dig TUCO! This was really impressive and I’m happy for you! Jealous but happy LoL! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Yeah, i still managed to get a lot of great stuff! It just brought back bad memories when i was editing...because, although i was still getting great records, this marks the beginning of the end! It starts getting continually shittier from here on out...I STILL keep finding stuff, but fewer and far between, and most of it is not the caliber of days 2 and 3. The records are getting more picked through, and she's wanting more money for them.
And do you have Dr. Z - Three Parts To My Soul ?
At 8 minutes or so.. your early Electronica artist finds are cool.. I ran across Beaver & Krause.. their last.. I didn't really know about them, and... now I do ! Fantastic music.. 💫
Ah yes...the strange phenomenon of early electronic artists who released evil records as well as children's records! 🤔
I have one Beaver and Krause: The Nonesuch Guide To Electronic Music. I got it in this dig. I haven't had a chance to listen to it yet... it's going to take a long time to get to all these records! But, you know what...I'm gonna see if it's on youtube and listen to it right now while I'm working!
@@VinylHunter A commenter raked me over the coals.. because I didn't know who they were ! You know the type.. He had a point, though, I I listened to him on this.. and to Beaver & Krause ! Check out the history of this duo.. amazing work, and back story.
Well, it turns out my record is not a good example of Beaver and Krause music. I listened to about 10 minutes of it on yt, and i was like "this is just a bunch of blips and bleeps"! I thought it sounded like they were just turning some knobs on moog synths, seeing what kinds of noises you can make with it. Well, after reading a bit about it...it turns out that's pretty much what it is! This record is not meant to be musical...it's just an example of the sounds that can be produced. Examples of sine waves, triangle waves, etc. Mine comes with a book that explains each sound bite. ...and now i like my record even more!
So now I'll have to look up some of their compositions on yt.
@TUCO: Vintage Vinyl Hunter Their last one called " All Good Men" is more song oriented.. and the one with Michael " The Man" Bloomfield " In A Wild Sanctuary" is good, and " Ragnarok" from 1969 is excellent ! Yours is the least accessible but groundbreaking with all of those other electronic tinkerer's ! ✌️
You need to show your exotica collection.
I will someday for sure! I've probably got about 500 space age and exotica albums!
There's an Italian knockoff of those zoetrope pic discs. I keep hoping to get my hands on Topolino (Mickey Mouse) and Cip E Ciop (Chip and Dale)
Nice!!
Cramps!
I've got that same Peavey Bass Mark III Series head and cabinet. Bought it used in '86, and it served as my college band rig. Still have it today and fire it up from time to time. It's a TANK!!
I'm a Peavey addict!!! I've got a handful of Peavey heads...and even more Peavey cabinets! I'd really like to find a Peavey T-40 bass!
This is EXACTLY why I turn tail from estate sales and anything that attracts many guys who “know their shit”. I couldn’t have put up with the tense atmosphere that comes from such a situation. And in 2023, anything and everything is game; vinyl, CDs, tape, video, magazines, books and memorabilia. Everyone has their knives out in addition to their radar.
Well, i guess I'm guilty of that. For me it's fun though. I actually enjoy going and waiting for an hour in line at an estate sale before it opens. But, yeah, that's definitely not for everyone!
Record collecting appeals to me on multiple levels: I love the music, i love finding new things to listen to, i love the "artifact", i love finding valuable things for cheap, i love the thrill of the hunt, i love the brotherhood of record collecting...
Nico WAS a model, singer,etc...
She died on a bycicle accident while living in Ibiza? Majorca? Island in Spain some years ago. She fell while riding on a road, and hit her head.
She was taken to hospital, & died some time later.
Oh no!!! I've never heard any of her solo stuff yet, so I'm looking forward to digging into these records!
It was even worse when I got there a month later.
The hits just keep coming! Craziness
So crazy, Kevin! This dig is starting to fizzle out, but I've STILL got more killer finds from it coming up!
Impressed by the Nirvana LPs and the Nice LPs.. Score!
I haven't listened to The Nice yet...but i dig prog so I'm guessing I'll like it!
I have that Nirvana LP
I'm really digging it!
Actually a first for me. Many of the records you showed today I have
Yeah, i like a lot of stuff that no one in their right mind would like! But i also like a lot of stuff that sane people enjoy too! 🤪
🤣😂🤣😂
Thanks for showing your A Smooth Ball album from
T.I.M.E.
Yes!!! I was very happy to find that! Now i have both of their albums!
Tangerine Dreams had a 2 for $1.00 sticker on it , what?!
Yeah! So many records like that in this collection! Lots of records with old $1 price stickers! This sealed Tangerine Zoo is worth $200 now!
Again, making my Sunday coffee more enjoyable! Thanks for the vid!
Q: In your dig of a lifetime, what do you think the % breakdown was for keeping vs. reselling?
Hey Tuco nice 5 formats on your joe Jackson x2 👍
Ha! Isn't that crazy! I love Joe Jackson, so i pick it up every chance i get...when i got that 10" it got me wondering how many different formats i had it in!
Heh Tuco I'm trying to find Tiny Tim albums but may you help me🤔😊
I love TinyTim! I've got several, but i don't have any for sale. I really don't see them very often...but they are usually readily available on Discogs.
Thank you so much my friend I look at antique stores thrift stores & I'm unfortunately always unlucky but for some good reason I know that I will one day find I just gotta keep looking & thank you for trying to help I greatly appreciate it buddy have a nice day😊💞
Another just great video man!! Im using this video as a guide for all kinds of new music!!! It would be cool to do a video of straight cracking open albums!! Just a thought maybe a dumb one but as usual killer video Tuco thanks
I'm going to be cracking one of them open on video very soon! Also, gonna have some friends over this weekend...we're going to drink some beers and open those sealed obscure metal records!
@TUCO: Vintage Vinyl Hunter Cool looking forward for that one!
The first four minutes of this when you explained how those people set up the sorting and buying process for you guys stressed me the fuck out. Fuck that man. I’m so glad you made it out with some good stuff because that’s truly an appalling way for them to sell those records. You want the right records to go to the right people not a hodge podge of some get some and some care more about others that others got that care less it’s like come the fuck on
The amount of sealed and rare titles is phenomenal, does day 5-7 have some rarities as well?
Found by the way 2 electronic records that i had never heard of earlier called: Elmulab - Microprocessor 8080A and: François De Roubaix - Les Plus Belles Musiques De François De Roubaix Vol. 3
You've got to check them out they sure do sound weird!
Here some links so you can check 'em out:
Elmulab - Load ua-cam.com/video/lPwBtlsZJWM/v-deo.html
François De Roubaix - Luna Parking ua-cam.com/video/eY6HSD-RVTQ/v-deo.html
Wow! Very cool! I'll have to keep an eye out for those!!!
Okay that's funny about The Chipmunks "Chipmunk Punk" record playing at 16rpm!
Look it up on youtube! It's great! Listen to Refugee on 16rpm...that's my favorite
AWESOME
Thank you! Cheers!
ok ... the records are good ... but the bmf shirt really reveals how good your taste in music is. :P
Ha! Love them!!!
I guess if you promise to buy a ton or from California, you get 1st dibs. Maybe he bought Elvis. It's all yours man! My Goodwill record trip turned out insane with thousands of 45's @1.29. All 70's 80's country which was too much.. I came home with sadly a duplicate, a warped LP and some rap missing the 2nd LP. Look Sharp!
Heard the 3 Exuma albums which are great, shall seek for Moloch
your sweden follower......
I love the Exuma records. I haven't listened to Moloch yet, but I'm sure I'll like it!
As long as you have enough for the rent this time
Dude from Cali thinks he's the big Kahuna. If he was a big Kahuna he would have bought it all. I could have bought what he bought 5000 lps. I have the $$$ and than flipped it like he's going to do. Someone tipped him off. What's he doing in Nebraska. He needs to stay in Cali. There are plenty of storage units in auction with 1000's of records all over Cali. By the way love the Ska lp. Jamaican pressing I would assume. I always liked that cover. I had the later issues before. In fact I love everything you picked.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗. The records are probably worth more than what they paid for that house. Lol. Wow this honey hole is a big come up. Better than buying and selling gold, but boy what a lot of hard work this chit is, but its fun. It started with the love of music and than started selling some stuff to support my record addiction.🙂🙂
Yeah, the guy bought the house to fix it up and flip it. He just wanted the records gone. ...the records were EASILY worth more than the house!!!
I can't compete with TUCO with these kinds of rekkid scores, but I hit the honey-hole for country ham in my next video!
I was very envious of the ham!!! I could have hung out at that place snacking all day!
Wow! Those sealed Metal LPs gave me a boner!😂
Absolute dig of a lifetime. Well done. \m/
Tuco, I'm happy you were still able to score big. Looks to me that Cali dude really does not know a lot about records. Cause if this was a big dealer they would have bought all.
I wonder how much he paid for each. I'm also wondering how he found out about this honey hole all the way in Nebraska. This is driving me nuts. I could of been a big dealer if my chit never got fck up in hurricane Andrew. I had a whole house full of records in every room including the kitchen. You could not walk in my house. I use to buy big collections and sell many in auction in goldmine magazine. I bought a collection from a dude in Detroit, everything promo, jazz collections, exotica collection, soul and disco collection all promo and even some of Waggy Tees hip hop chit which was in a storage unit in Miami. It's pretty well dried up now. Now everyone and his Momma looking for records, thanks to ebay. I made better $$$$ selling via goldmine. Had many customers selling to europe and japan on a fax machine direct auctions to them. They would send me their want lists and what they would pay. Which was a lot. Now a lot of those records prices drivin down with ebay. Really only the obscure stuff like psych, northern soul, reggae. Etc. You get good money for. Bluenotes and prestige mono 1st pressings 👂. A lot of stuff hit rock bottom. I am so happy to see you still can find good stuff. Keep on diggin. Love your You-tube. You are the best.
Oh man!!! I totally remember buying from Goldmine! I'd read ALL that fine print in every ad...in every issue! I was just collecting Alice Cooper at the time.
I'd be lucky to get 5 oddity s or grails per year epic scores
Me too!!!! This was pretty much a once in a lifetime occurrence...if you're lucky! I find good stuff from time to time...but never THIS lucky!
Lately been finding good stuff at family jewels records .been paying for it though kraut rock at the moment,trying to keep it real on a financial level
That album featured Larry Byrom.
Ok if you can send me:
Count five
T2
The music machine
Mad rivers
Moloch
Muddy waters
That be great! Many thanks 😂
🤣😂🤣😂 I've got them packaged up...I'm just waiting for your address! 🤣😂🤣😂
Such killer scores!!!
She died on 1988 in Ibiza.
T2...💣
The Magic Mirror with the Red Raven records was a lot cooler than the rock music that you've got everyone drooling over. I hope the analytics will show that you got a nice spike at the seven-minute mark. Coincidentally, I made a zoetrope machine out of some old records that I'll share in a future video.
Those psych records could probably come in handy for swapping for vintage gear.
Titus said that this video is a classic. He watches your videos in "snippets" throughout the week because your videos are too DAMN long. (I get scolded every time my videos exceed fourteen minutes.)
That garage was in sad shape. You'd think that roof leaks and mice would have done more damage. Mouse turds in garage-stored collections are the worst.
Question: How often did you silently judge the guy next to you for leaving you too much meat on the bone when the box came to you?
Hi, did you find the expensive vinyl record (5000,00 dollars)???
No $5000 records on this visit (and the $5000 Phafner record was already gone by this time), but i did get some $200-300 records!
conseguiste algum soundtrack?
I found a few. Cha Cha, Twilight Zone, ...i know i found some more there but i can't remember them right now.
muito fixe😎🇵🇹
the background music is a bit too loud, makes it hard to hear u clearly
I was afraid of that! I was really pressed for time editing this video, so i didn't get to check it over as good as i would have liked.
The background music makes me want to order a torta
@@VinylHunter i forgive you
The bad thing about collectors like you, is you take all the good shit just to put it on a shelf and never listen to them again, were as me, I actually listen to them everyday. And yeah, they're rare and everything, but that doesn't mean they need to be so high I'm price. Shit, about 2;years ago I was in a pawn shop in Oklahoma City and found the following albums for $.50 a piece.
Spring - Self-Titled (1971 RCA/Neon)
Christopher - Self-Titled ( 1971 Metromedia)
Jericho - Self-Titled (1972 A&M)
Pacific Sound - Forget Your Dream (1972 Splendid)
Joseph - Stoned Age Man (1969 Scepter)
Jasper Wrath - Self-Titled (1971 Sunflower)
Randy Holden - Population II (1970 Hobbit)
The Louvin Brothers - Satan Is Real (1958 Capitol)
And....
Subject ESQ - Self-Titled (1972 Epic)
I have it in my will that my records will be cremated with me when I die. I have 34,067 records and know every one of them like the back of my hand. I'm sure they felt the same as you did, getting all pissed off because you couldn't get "the valuable shit" it's not about money or having trophy records on your walls or in your shelves, it's about the songs and the continuing search for even better songs. Record collectors like you piss me off, because you complain about other collectors taking the shit that you want too, like a fucking child. found every one of my records for dirt cheap and in flawless conditions over the year and I wouldn't pay over $10 for an album like Virus - Thoughts, or Peggy's Leg - Grinilla, which I do own and only paid $2 for the former, and $1 for the Peggy's Leg album, which is a private press. It's just fucking retarded why collectors pay so much. I don't give a shit how much their worth, I ain't selling them and no greedy ass collectors are gonna get them just to say they have it...cause your so cool, right? and probably can't remember most of the songs from some of these obscure artists.