I love that your so enthusiastic about digging and collecting, but then aren’t we all. 4,000 in three weeks is pretty amazing. Going through those would be a full time job all by itself. Cant wait to see what else you’ve dug up. Thanks for posting and keep digging
Dylan! pretty incredible hauls/collections you've come into here, all testament to the groundwork you put in. Nice story on finally finding that old guy's place and bonding with him again, and also the success on the pop-up store - really looks like you're sorting the kids out with some good stuff! Always love the stories. Cheers- Dean
New subscriber, just found your channel. Loved this video. Got to ask any Francoise Hardy records from your collector who lived in France? I am a huge fan of hers. cheers, Chris
The Tony Joe album that you showed is Tony Joe White's 3rd album from 1971, he's known for his top 10 single "Polk Salad Annie" from his 1968 album "Black & White". I thought he was black when I first heard him.
Cool stories Dylan ...........you should write your vinyl excursions memoir............... (smile)...........you should know if there is a cheaper way to send the goods over here to Greece...............i know when Ron send me a record from Arizona he paid like 38$ which is way too much..............but the record arrived in less than a week.............bests
Seen you had some extra RTJ copies the other day. My RTJ2 skips so would be interested in a copy if possible. Would actually be up for buying a mystery box of vinyl off you if you were interested! Into all genres and would totally be up for buying a mystery box of gear!
it is nice when things fall in place and with minimal effort, good stuff. Can't imagine what your sales bins look like now. Interesting, some albums you showed I see plenty of here in the NorthEast, but probably reversed with Charlotte. I hear Dylan/Dead tour was not so good, a reason why I have not gotten that vinyl. However Dylan / Petty is worth to get. steve
Damn brother, you are cleaning up on the records, nice finds. That Tony Joe album is Tony Joe White, like you said he has a killer voice, I have a cd from him, came out around 2000 or so, Cajun dude I believe. Cool stuff and cool stories. Peace
I have been searching for a Robert Ludwig pressing of Led Zeppelin II, is there any way of telling from the cover or is looking at the deadwax the only way to tell? Thanks for the videos Dillon.
Fallen Angels - sweet. Nighthawks at the Diner - my favorite Tom Waits album. That Gil-Scott is probably his most famous - nice. Hey, I live near Charlotte :)
Some nice records there, like that Tony Joe White, which I only have digitally, and the Fallen Angels, only a CD reissue. Looking forward to the grails vid. - Chris
I just looked up your Neil boot in my book on Young bootlegs. It is from 1974 and is a reissue of another boot called "Collectors Item" yours is lesser quality compared to the other boot. The source is Music Hall in Cincinnati, Ohio. It's on the Contraband records label. Found with various Contraband labels some are blank. No colored vinyl on that one and no performance date. There was nothing originally attached to the back cover.
When I tell people that I have 1,500 albums, 723 45's and 230 78's, I get the same stupid question: "Why don't you sell them?". If I wanted to sell them, I wouldn't have them.
cool... I appreciate the loyalty benefit of first pick to those that have been with you a while. I don't do Instagram but will check out your ebay store.
Man I love the stories. Nothing sweeter than finding that gem in someone's garage. I also buy collections but on a much smaller scale. I think my wife would kill me if I brought home 4,000 records in a month. A couple hundred is much easier to handle. I will look you up on Instagram (which I am new to), I am always on the lookout for Brazilian records which are extremely hard if not impossible to find in the wild. Anyways great records. I am on the lookout for that Roy Ayers as well. One day. Thanks for the video. Looking forward to the grails sneak peek.
Thats the key right. Unfortunately I dont keep much these days myself but just the one and its worth it. My wife has learned to enjoy but there is a limit which I have definitely expanded from the early days. My instagram is hackma377 although I should probably change this name to something more interesting. I dont go on instagram much and only added to follow one artist but I will check more frequently if it is an outlet to purchase records. Cheers.
me alegro hay personas que en el afán de coleccionar se olvidan de lo verdaderamente importante q es disfrutar de lo maravillosa q es la música ..saludos desde chile
Have you every thought of collecting film camara's, there right up there on the wild old tech must have stuff one or two people will pay anything to git...rumor has it 2019 there might be up to 50 more people hot on this hobby.
You found some good scores! I've seen Tony Joe White live about five years ago. He was promoting his newest album. To me he has a southern voice, very Louisiana and Texas in a way. He just played iirc, all by himself, which was impressive as heck. He had some things electronically that he was using for his back-up music, effects and stuff. Nighthawks is one of my fave Wait's albums.
WOW! I have less than 100 LP's... That many would BLOW MY MIND! I would HAVE to listen to them all! I would need to use up my Paid Time Off and take a vacation from work! I subbed and hope you have time to check out my channel! I have a wide taste in music and love and review a lot of those records most people disregard. I actually reviewed a few that had severe water damage and mold!
Great finds. Great stories. Watched loads of your vid's. Nice to be able to buy whole collections of great tunes but sad to watch you put your greasy fingers all over the surface after you spend so much time and effort chasing them down.
I love that your so enthusiastic about digging and collecting, but then aren’t we all. 4,000 in three weeks is pretty amazing. Going through those would be a full time job all by itself. Cant wait to see what else you’ve dug up. Thanks for posting and keep digging
Dylan! pretty incredible hauls/collections you've come into here, all testament to the groundwork you put in. Nice story on finally finding that old guy's place and bonding with him again, and also the success on the pop-up store - really looks like you're sorting the kids out with some good stuff! Always love the stories. Cheers- Dean
I love the stories behind the record finds, do not change that.
Always love your story’s , nice hauls buddy.
Fun hobby we have. Your pop- up looked like a really nice event.
Talk soon,
Dustin
Sounds like you're building a great community out there through the pop ups. Awesome!
I love the stories! Sounds like fate that you found the house just as they were about to move. Great words of encouragement at the end there.
New subscriber, just found your channel. Loved this video. Got to ask any Francoise Hardy records from your collector who lived in France? I am a huge fan of hers. cheers, Chris
The Tony Joe album that you showed is Tony Joe White's 3rd album from 1971, he's known for his top 10 single "Polk Salad Annie" from his 1968 album "Black & White". I thought he was black when I first heard him.
Cool stories Dylan ...........you should write your vinyl excursions memoir............... (smile)...........you should know if there is a cheaper way to send the goods over here to Greece...............i know when Ron send me a record from Arizona he paid like 38$ which is way too much..............but the record arrived in less than a week.............bests
Seen you had some extra RTJ copies the other day. My RTJ2 skips so would be interested in a copy if possible. Would actually be up for buying a mystery box of vinyl off you if you were interested! Into all genres and would totally be up for buying a mystery box of gear!
it is nice when things fall in place and with minimal effort, good stuff. Can't imagine what your sales bins look like now. Interesting, some albums you showed I see plenty of here in the NorthEast, but probably reversed with Charlotte. I hear Dylan/Dead tour was not so good, a reason why I have not gotten that vinyl. However Dylan / Petty is worth to get. steve
Damn brother, you are cleaning up on the records, nice finds. That Tony Joe album is Tony Joe White, like you said he has a killer voice, I have a cd from him, came out around 2000 or so, Cajun dude I believe. Cool stuff and cool stories. Peace
Awesome, simply awesome!
I have been searching for a Robert Ludwig pressing of Led Zeppelin II, is there any way of telling from the cover or is looking at the deadwax the only way to tell? Thanks for the videos Dillon.
Great stories again, danke.
Man i love ur channel really cool stuff i never even knew about..
Fallen Angels - sweet. Nighthawks at the Diner - my favorite Tom Waits album. That Gil-Scott is probably his most famous - nice. Hey, I live near Charlotte :)
That's so awesome! Dream side job! ~Hanna
I collect cheesecake and I've never seen that Monterey Pops cover before. The thrill of treasure hunts can't be beat.
Some nice records there, like that Tony Joe White, which I only have digitally, and the Fallen Angels, only a CD reissue. Looking forward to the grails vid. - Chris
No pressure. You seem pretty busy!
Love the Neil young, big fan from Winnipeg
hi, on discogs you are listed as "Soul Noble", is that you?
y en qué momento los escuchas ??? o solo los coleccionas ?
I just looked up your Neil boot in my book on Young bootlegs. It is from 1974 and is a reissue of another boot called "Collectors Item" yours is lesser quality compared to the other boot. The source is Music Hall in Cincinnati, Ohio. It's on the Contraband records label. Found with various Contraband labels some are blank. No colored vinyl on that one and no performance date. There was nothing originally attached to the back cover.
When I tell people that I have 1,500 albums, 723 45's and 230 78's, I get the same stupid question: "Why don't you sell them?". If I wanted to sell them, I wouldn't have them.
Wow!!!! What a haul for you. Do you sale on discogs or ebay?
cool... I appreciate the loyalty benefit of first pick to those that have been with you a while. I don't do Instagram but will check out your ebay store.
Thanks, I'll do that. I will send you an email was some of my wan'ts that you might keep an eye out for.
Man I love the stories. Nothing sweeter than finding that gem in someone's garage. I also buy collections but on a much smaller scale. I think my wife would kill me if I brought home 4,000 records in a month. A couple hundred is much easier to handle. I will look you up on Instagram (which I am new to), I am always on the lookout for Brazilian records which are extremely hard if not impossible to find in the wild. Anyways great records. I am on the lookout for that Roy Ayers as well. One day. Thanks for the video. Looking forward to the grails sneak peek.
Thats the key right. Unfortunately I dont keep much these days myself but just the one and its worth it. My wife has learned to enjoy but there is a limit which I have definitely expanded from the early days. My instagram is hackma377 although I should probably change this name to something more interesting. I dont go on instagram much and only added to follow one artist but I will check more frequently if it is an outlet to purchase records. Cheers.
me alegro hay personas que en el afán de coleccionar se olvidan de lo verdaderamente importante q es disfrutar de lo maravillosa q es la música ..saludos desde chile
african stuff!! any Ali farka Toure???
Nice psych scores!
Have you every thought of collecting film camara's, there right up there on the wild old tech must have stuff one or two people will pay anything to git...rumor has it 2019 there might be up to 50 more people hot on this hobby.
Hey man can you upload that neil bootleg ?
You found some good scores! I've seen Tony Joe White live about five years ago. He was promoting his newest album. To me he has a southern voice, very Louisiana and Texas in a way. He just played iirc, all by himself, which was impressive as heck. He had some things electronically that he was using for his back-up music, effects and stuff. Nighthawks is one of my fave Wait's albums.
WOW! I have less than 100 LP's... That many would BLOW MY MIND! I would HAVE to listen to them all! I would need to use up my Paid Time Off and take a vacation from work! I subbed and hope you have time to check out my channel! I have a wide taste in music and love and review a lot of those records most people disregard. I actually reviewed a few that had severe water damage and mold!
at his point, you may have to rent a space and just start a brick and mortar shop
Great finds. Great stories. Watched loads of your vid's. Nice to be able to buy whole collections of great tunes but sad to watch you put your greasy fingers all over the surface after you spend so much time and effort chasing them down.
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So much talking...SHOW RECORDS!