Agreed that it is regularity in hitting the right spots that yields results. I have an old Chinese checkers board up on my wall...it was my grandmothers and we used to play it when we visited them.
Ah yes! I've often admired your Chinese Checkers game! Very cool it was your grandma's!!! I have my grandma's old Scrabble game. I played her once, and won! But then, after i inherited her game, with a bunch of high scoring score sheets in it, i saw that she let me win!!! 🤣😂🤣
5:32 Thinking of Guy Lombardo from London, Ontario, Canada, I bought an original oil painting of him holding his bandleader baton. The Guy Lombardo Museum in London was shut down and all of the contents of the museum (gramophone record players, records, band jackets, etc.) were sold at a local auction house where I purchased the painting and it is an original (based on a famous photo of him) while there is a copy of the painting in the bar area of the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City where he and his band used to perform, especially for New Year's Eve galas while playing 'Auld Lang Syne' (the New Year's Eve song). And that was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much Guy Lombardo information that no one asked for or wanted to know. :)
As Tuco demonstrates all the time and has mentioned in a number of his videos, the key to successful vinyl record hunting is PERSISTENCE and going back to the same thrift stores on a regular basis (as well as garage sales, church or community rummage sales, antiques malls, etc.) to build up a great collection over time. It's a hobby and a passion that takes a lot of patience compared to just ordering records online, but finding some amazing treasures, discovering new artists and music, as well as having great conversations with fellow collectors make the thrill of the hunt worth it. :)
Hey TUCO (The Master Vintage Vinyl Hunter) Man I think I’d grab all those first batch of 45’s! They were all right up my alley! I love those old 45 OG sleeves So colorful and cool! I’ve been spinning the hell out of those albums you sent and will feature them soon on a new vid! But if you ever get into Polka I’m sorry I will not follow you down that path LoL! More comments to come! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
@@VinylHunter So I have a video posting sometime today that gives you the shout out for helping us out! The Perch and I have a killer gift idea for ya too! And it has nothing to do with albums! But I know you’ll dig it!
5:32 I spent most of my childhood in London, Ontario, Canada which is the birthplace of Guy Lombardo as well as actors Hume Cronyn, Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, and Victor Garber, and some pop star no one ever heard of named JUSTIN BIEBER. :)
Hi Tuco!! how is to watch and see how you manage to find cool stuff from this places!!!! finding an record still sealed is a big score, sweet, know nothing about it thou, lol..... cheers and be well
Yeah, I've heard of The Shins, but i know nothing about them. I'm going to see if my nieces or nephews like them....otherwise it's going in the for sale pile.
The Shins....really! That's one of those that you need to look at several times to make sure you aren't dreaming. My warpage warning light comes on when I see things like that, but it looks good from here. Some cool 45's in that haul. Leo Kottke is great too. I would have picked up that Long Duel soundtrack too, that looks really cool.
@@VinylHunter I have too. It's one of those things when you think "How the hell did that happen?" Someone must have donated the records and one they didn't intend to donate got put in there somehow. Too bad for them, great for us!
Dude that green chair behind you at the end looks cool AF! Very retro! Love the color! That’s the kind of furniture I want to adorn my new listening room with! So funny I held that same soundtrack in my hands yesterday when I took a trip to Matt Sand’s record shop! Didn’t buy it but ended up with a stack of amazing original psych albums! I feel like that Pioneer TT was a steal at $40! I need to replace my needle on my TT but I am so intimidated about it as I have no idea how to swap out a freaking stylist! Another really cool vid! Oh and I seen what ya did there with that DEVOtional album cover LoL! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Subliminal DEVO messages!!! I got lucky with the green love seats. I got two of them. My brothers work was redoing their break room. I got them for free! My brother does all my stylus/cartridge swapping, balancing, etc. I don't know how to do it either...but there are youtube videos that tell you how to do it. I've never done it, but i know it's not too difficult.
@@VinylHunter I’m not sure why I’ve got this idea in my mind that swapping stylists is a huge undertaking LoL! Wow you got those love seats for free?!? Talk about right place right time Awesome!
8:27 Oh, wow; a Fats Waller 78 rpm record set to the left of that crate. That's neat. I have several 78 rpm record sets with nicely illustrated covers like that (Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Glenn Miller, Lena Horne, Fletcher Henderson, Duke Ellington, etc.).
@@VinylHunter, yeah, I love my 78's, but they are a rabbit hole and I don't listen to them that often compared to vinyl records, CD's, or albums on UA-cam. Plus, they are so fragile and even if one stores them safely, they can still develop microfractures over time since they just aren't as durable as vinyl records. Many years ago, when I had bought a floor-standing hand-crank gramophone (Empire), the elderly lady selling it included 73 records for free and I was newly obsessed with jazz at that time, so I bought a lot of jazz records from eBay sellers from the era when jazz musicians were still alive and with many of their best-remembered hit tunes by artists like Jelly Roll Morton, Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, Peggy Lee, Raymond Scott, etc. However, vinyl records are superior and are so much more fun to collect with their cool covers, stylish inner sleeves, etc.
I collect alot of 78's but I usually don't get those sets. But I always look inside of them to see if there is something hiding in their that doesn't belong. I did one time find at a yard sale a Leadbelly set that is quite collectable and valuable. I'd say the name except it isn't acceptable these days. The set is called Sinful songs for _________. I started talking to the lady running the sale and talking about record collecting and she was impressed enough by my attitude towards records she just gave them to me. I tried to pay but she wouldn't accept anything.
Watching these videos makes me wanna go digging circulation centres... Tomorrow when driving back to home I could check few places. Yeah I know, probably nothing to found. But fun anyway.
I know some places that would grade that copy of "How About Your Heart" by The Blackwood Bros Quartet at about a VG- and they might charge you extra for the "shmootz" because it's vintage, LOL! Thanks for sharing, Peace.
Another fun ride along at the speed of 45. You did leave Jessie Collin Young. 2 albums before the Leo Kottke. He's great artist but you probably already have it. He's one of the originals from the Youngbloods from back in the 60's. I'm wondering what the most common thrift store record in America is? I've been to thrift store's from California Washington Texas Oregon Idaho Nebraska Virginia and even on vacation in Hawaii. Mostly Goodwills. My observation is maybe Firestone, Pavarotti, or maybe Arthur Fieldier and Boston Pops. I'm curious what you think since you hit a lot of stores.
I collect Chinese checker boards too. They looked good on the wall and some were made here in Oregon. I've found dried and or white stuff on record covers. Vinyl Ritchie might be more descriptive. Go back and get the Best of Roger Whittaker! JK. I found an autograph copy.
Yeah! I think Ritchie would be very descriptive of it! 🤣😂🤣 I did just have a record a couple videos ago with what looked like a used condom stick to it! 😲
@@VinylHunter ooh i found about it because you found an record of Mort Garson and it's the same genre but earlier. Since then im always in the look out for Mort Garson records but here it's next to impossible (The Netherlands) Here we have a lot of George Baker Selection 😋
George Baker Selection-Little Green Bag is great!!! I just found another Mort Garson record a couple of days ago...Signs Of The Zodiac- Scorpio, which is my sign!!! Also found a couple more Ruth White records then too!!! Flowers Of Evil!!! Plus one of her early children's record sets, 7" box!
I don't have any Raymond Scott yet! When you mentioned him i thought you were talking about that soundtrack i just picked up. I'll keep my eyes open for some though!!! Great recommendation! Thanks!!
@@VinylHunter i think it's here also uploaded on UA-cam, great to hear. But i think this one is gonna be harder to find then that Leo Kottike album. Anyways always cool to check out some new music when im seeing your videos.
Had to resubscribe after UA-cam made you disappear. Are you doing something to anger our Big Tech overlords? Had not heard of The Long Duel, but that record cover artist makes it look like one of the coolest movies ever. Cooler weather is just around the corner, so I'll be looking forward to sitting down for Nosferatu 1979 in the near future. Keep on truckin'.
Really!?!? Must be a glitch in the matrix!!! Time out! I'll be right back!!! Ok, I'm back! I had to go watch the Long Duel trailer out of curiosity (sorry it took so long, but I watched the dance scene also) The whole movie is on youtube. The trailer looks good and cheesy at the same time. Action packed...Indiana Jones-ish...white people playing ethnic characters... hmmmm.... now you've got me in the mood for Nosferatu! I think Kinski plays the vampire better than anyone! Realistic and creepy!
@@VinylHunter Watched the trailer. The Indiana Jones bridge looks great. Tried out some of the videos of the full movie, but the picture quality seems bad across the board. Whatever company made that brown "ethnic" skin paste for Hollywood in the 1960s must have made a bundle. That stuff worked wonders on Eli Wallach.
Tuco!! Oh man…I always think you have such awesome thrift stores! I am dying about seeing that Cockroach Stomp 45!! Some day I’m driving my tail to Nebraska to thrift with you!!
8:04 Wow, even though I have the full soundtrack on LP, I would have scooped up that Lulu record with her singing 'To Sir With Love' which was a great movie starring Sidney Poitier as a teacher in a rough cockney part of England. Lulu also sang the title song in the James Bond movie 'The Man With The Golden Gun' starring Roger Moore and Christopher Lee. :)
@@VinylHunter, yeah, I love James Bond soundtracks too and I have most, if not all, of the Sean Connery and Roger Moore Bond soundtracks. John Barry was such an amazing composer and for other films too as you know. :)
You were seeing some of what causes my frustration: if I find anything I really want to buy, it's got somebody's lunch spilled all over it. The condition of so many thrift store records is disgusting and harmful to a turntable. Very disappointing.
@@VinylHunter Which reminds us that almost nothing is as good as it appears. Except you've snagged some finds I'd have rubbed my eyes to verify what I was seeing. Sometimes it's exciting.
Weird how Cliff Richard turns up sporadically there, in decades of music I'd say he's had about half a dozen decent ones, rock 'n' roll late 50s then towards late 1970s a couple of decent ones, one cheesy video in my local shopping mall on rollerskates, check out the video to 'wired for sound'.
He was Rick's favorite on The Young Ones! On the final episode they all die when their bus crashes through a Cliff Richard billboard and flies off a "Cliff"! 🤣
@@VinylHunter tis true yes Rik was a geek tho' (or prick slang for dick) so I think it was meant that way. Still loving your videos and van escapes in middle America.
I am! I've got tons! That's why you'll see me pass them by sometimes. Still don't have a good copy of Pet Sounds yet though!!! You'll see a happy Tuco the day i find that!
Come on TUCO, you're the Nebraska king of glam! ...Well, you already know what 45 you passed on - I thought you learned your lesson a couple months ago! Yikes! You should have also snagged the Mirage "White Cap Inn" 45 - rare and good southern rock (their LP goes for $50)! ...Those Big Bird-type portable record players KILL 45s! I ban them from playing any of my for sale records! ....I thought of you when I bought the Henry Mancini, "Mancini '67" LP yesterday from the GW store - yep, space age/mod instrs - love his versions of "House Of The Rising Sun" and "Turtles"! JUST SAY NO! TO BIG BIRD PORTABLE RECORD PLAYERS!
I should have known better!!!! I don't know what i was thinking!!! I think i was momentarily distracted by a customer. I mean, i saw the promo just 2 records later, but somehow missed that one! Totally blew it! It was the best record too!
@@VinylHunter lol, they are horrific on 45s, even with a "good" needle you get the same damage as if you plopped an old Victrola iron needle on a 45. It shaves the whole top layer of gloss off of them and you'll hear the hiss when they get played. Surprisingly quite a few record collectors who should know better carry them around the flea markets and record shows. Big Bird is a record killer! 😈👿👾
You are one of the few that actually show the labels of 45s when you are digging through a pile. Hats off to you sir 🎩😁👍
Thank you! Yeah, it's more difficult to do than 12" records, but i know people want to see them, so i put in the extra effort.
Agreed that it is regularity in hitting the right spots that yields results. I have an old Chinese checkers board up on my wall...it was my grandmothers and we used to play it when we visited them.
Ah yes! I've often admired your Chinese Checkers game! Very cool it was your grandma's!!! I have my grandma's old Scrabble game. I played her once, and won! But then, after i inherited her game, with a bunch of high scoring score sheets in it, i saw that she let me win!!! 🤣😂🤣
Cool finds Tuco. Thanks for sharing and ☮️.
Thank you!!!
Nice show. There was a album by chase you passed up. It’s a jazz band from 70’s. Fusion.
Yeah, i think i used to have it
5:32 Thinking of Guy Lombardo from London, Ontario, Canada, I bought an original oil painting of him holding his bandleader baton. The Guy Lombardo Museum in London was shut down and all of the contents of the museum (gramophone record players, records, band jackets, etc.) were sold at a local auction house where I purchased the painting and it is an original (based on a famous photo of him) while there is a copy of the painting in the bar area of the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City where he and his band used to perform, especially for New Year's Eve galas while playing 'Auld Lang Syne' (the New Year's Eve song).
And that was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much Guy Lombardo information that no one asked for or wanted to know. :)
Never too much Guy Lombardo info! 🤣😂🤣
As Tuco demonstrates all the time and has mentioned in a number of his videos, the key to successful vinyl record hunting is PERSISTENCE and going back to the same thrift stores on a regular basis (as well as garage sales, church or community rummage sales, antiques malls, etc.) to build up a great collection over time.
It's a hobby and a passion that takes a lot of patience compared to just ordering records online, but finding some amazing treasures, discovering new artists and music, as well as having great conversations with fellow collectors make the thrill of the hunt worth it. :)
Searching for recordings is part of the thrill. Owning a variety of musical genres for less remains priceless.
Yeah, thrifting isn't for everyone because you've got to "love" the thrifting process. I love doing it whether i find stuff or not.
"She Walks Like A Bearded Rainbow" is what it stands for. Love your videos man, happy hunting!
Thank you!!!
@@VinylHunter You're welcome!!!
I'm a sucker. I would have grabbed the Clockwork Orange OST despite the scribble.
Hey TUCO (The Master Vintage Vinyl Hunter) Man I think I’d grab all those first batch of 45’s! They were all right up my alley! I love those old 45 OG sleeves So colorful and cool! I’ve been spinning the hell out of those albums you sent and will feature them soon on a new vid! But if you ever get into Polka I’m sorry I will not follow you down that path LoL! More comments to come! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Yeah, i highly recommend that people don't follow me anywhere!!! I have no idea where the hell I'm going!!!!
@@VinylHunter So I have a video posting sometime today that gives you the shout out for helping us out! The Perch and I have a killer gift idea for ya too! And it has nothing to do with albums! But I know you’ll dig it!
5:32 I spent most of my childhood in London, Ontario, Canada which is the birthplace of Guy Lombardo as well as actors Hume Cronyn, Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, and Victor Garber, and some pop star no one ever heard of named JUSTIN BIEBER. :)
Have you heard Ryan Goslings band, Dead Man's Bones? They call it spooky doo-wop...I love them!
@@VinylHunter, I heard Ryan Gosling had a band, Dead Man's Bones, but I haven't yet checked out his band's music, so thanks for the tip. :)
And people think splattered vinyl is a new thing...🤮
Oh damn! I dropped the ball on that one! It IS splatter vinyl!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
Those 45's were my cup of tea. Way to go. Thanks for the awesome show.
Thank you! Yeah there was some pretty cool stuff there on this visit!
Hi Tuco!! how is to watch and see how you manage to find cool stuff from this places!!!! finding an record still sealed is a big score, sweet, know nothing about it thou, lol..... cheers and be well
Yeah, I've heard of The Shins, but i know nothing about them. I'm going to see if my nieces or nephews like them....otherwise it's going in the for sale pile.
The Shins....really! That's one of those that you need to look at several times to make sure you aren't dreaming. My warpage warning light comes on when I see things like that, but it looks good from here. Some cool 45's in that haul. Leo Kottke is great too. I would have picked up that Long Duel soundtrack too, that looks really cool.
Yeah! I've gotten lucky several times and found new releases like that!
@@VinylHunter I have too. It's one of those things when you think "How the hell did that happen?" Someone must have donated the records and one they didn't intend to donate got put in there somehow. Too bad for them, great for us!
Dude that green chair behind you at the end looks cool AF! Very retro! Love the color! That’s the kind of furniture I want to adorn my new listening room with! So funny I held that same soundtrack in my hands yesterday when I took a trip to Matt Sand’s record shop! Didn’t buy it but ended up with a stack of amazing original psych albums! I feel like that Pioneer TT was a steal at $40! I need to replace my needle on my TT but I am so intimidated about it as I have no idea how to swap out a freaking stylist! Another really cool vid! Oh and I seen what ya did there with that DEVOtional album cover LoL! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Subliminal DEVO messages!!! I got lucky with the green love seats. I got two of them. My brothers work was redoing their break room. I got them for free! My brother does all my stylus/cartridge swapping, balancing, etc. I don't know how to do it either...but there are youtube videos that tell you how to do it. I've never done it, but i know it's not too difficult.
@@VinylHunter I’m not sure why I’ve got this idea in my mind that swapping stylists is a huge undertaking LoL! Wow you got those love seats for free?!? Talk about right place right time Awesome!
8:27 Oh, wow; a Fats Waller 78 rpm record set to the left of that crate. That's neat. I have several 78 rpm record sets with nicely illustrated covers like that (Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Glenn Miller, Lena Horne, Fletcher Henderson, Duke Ellington, etc.).
Yeah I've got a few too. But i stay from that more old-timey stuff because i rarely listen to them...and they're awkward to store.
@@VinylHunter, yeah, I love my 78's, but they are a rabbit hole and I don't listen to them that often compared to vinyl records, CD's, or albums on UA-cam. Plus, they are so fragile and even if one stores them safely, they can still develop microfractures over time since they just aren't as durable as vinyl records.
Many years ago, when I had bought a floor-standing hand-crank gramophone (Empire), the elderly lady selling it included 73 records for free and I was newly obsessed with jazz at that time, so I bought a lot of jazz records from eBay sellers from the era when jazz musicians were still alive and with many of their best-remembered hit tunes by artists like Jelly Roll Morton, Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, Peggy Lee, Raymond Scott, etc.
However, vinyl records are superior and are so much more fun to collect with their cool covers, stylish inner sleeves, etc.
I collect alot of 78's but I usually don't get those sets. But I always look inside of them to see if there is something hiding in their that doesn't belong. I did one time find at a yard sale a Leadbelly set that is quite collectable and valuable. I'd say the name except it isn't acceptable these days. The set is called Sinful songs for _________. I started talking to the lady running the sale and talking about record collecting and she was impressed enough by my attitude towards records she just gave them to me. I tried to pay but she wouldn't accept anything.
"Organ Gems! Now repackaged to include their sharp new hit, The Great Prince Albert!"
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Watching these videos makes me wanna go digging circulation centres... Tomorrow when driving back to home I could check few places. Yeah I know, probably nothing to found. But fun anyway.
You never know when or where you're going to strike gold!!! It happens from time to time! You just have to be at the right place at the right time!
I know some places that would grade that copy of "How About Your Heart" by The Blackwood Bros Quartet at about a VG- and they might charge you extra for the "shmootz" because it's vintage, LOL! Thanks for sharing, Peace.
It's got a nice patina! 🤣😂🤣😂
Another fun ride along at the speed of 45. You did leave Jessie Collin Young. 2 albums before the Leo Kottke. He's great artist but you probably already have it. He's one of the originals from the Youngbloods from back in the 60's.
I'm wondering what the most common thrift store record in America is? I've been to thrift store's from California Washington Texas Oregon Idaho Nebraska Virginia and even on vacation in Hawaii. Mostly Goodwills. My observation is maybe Firestone, Pavarotti, or maybe Arthur Fieldier and Boston Pops. I'm curious what you think since you hit a lot of stores.
Got the cruise control set for 45 rpm! 🤣😂
You're probably right about the Firestone albums being the most common! I see them everywhere!
I collect Chinese checker boards too. They looked good on the wall and some were made here in Oregon. I've found dried and or white stuff on record covers. Vinyl Ritchie might be more descriptive. Go back and get the Best of Roger Whittaker! JK. I found an autograph copy.
Yeah! I think Ritchie would be very descriptive of it! 🤣😂🤣 I did just have a record a couple videos ago with what looked like a used condom stick to it! 😲
Good video, always enjoy them!
Have you ever listen to Raymond Scott - Soothing sound for Baby's?
My favorite is vol. 3 (the light-blue one).
Thanks! I haven't heard that Raymond Scott...this is my first.
@@VinylHunter ooh i found about it because you found an record of Mort Garson and it's the same genre but earlier.
Since then im always in the look out for Mort Garson records but here it's next to impossible (The Netherlands)
Here we have a lot of George Baker Selection 😋
George Baker Selection-Little Green Bag is great!!!
I just found another Mort Garson record a couple of days ago...Signs Of The Zodiac- Scorpio, which is my sign!!! Also found a couple more Ruth White records then too!!! Flowers Of Evil!!! Plus one of her early children's record sets, 7" box!
I don't have any Raymond Scott yet! When you mentioned him i thought you were talking about that soundtrack i just picked up. I'll keep my eyes open for some though!!! Great recommendation! Thanks!!
@@VinylHunter i think it's here also uploaded on UA-cam, great to hear.
But i think this one is gonna be harder to find then that Leo Kottike album.
Anyways always cool to check out some new music when im seeing your videos.
Had to resubscribe after UA-cam made you disappear. Are you doing something to anger our Big Tech overlords? Had not heard of The Long Duel, but that record cover artist makes it look like one of the coolest movies ever.
Cooler weather is just around the corner, so I'll be looking forward to sitting down for Nosferatu 1979 in the near future.
Keep on truckin'.
Really!?!? Must be a glitch in the matrix!!!
Time out! I'll be right back!!!
Ok, I'm back! I had to go watch the Long Duel trailer out of curiosity (sorry it took so long, but I watched the dance scene also) The whole movie is on youtube. The trailer looks good and cheesy at the same time. Action packed...Indiana Jones-ish...white people playing ethnic characters...
hmmmm.... now you've got me in the mood for Nosferatu! I think Kinski plays the vampire better than anyone! Realistic and creepy!
@@VinylHunter Watched the trailer. The Indiana Jones bridge looks great. Tried out some of the videos of the full movie, but the picture quality seems bad across the board.
Whatever company made that brown "ethnic" skin paste for Hollywood in the 1960s must have made a bundle. That stuff worked wonders on Eli Wallach.
Tuco!! Oh man…I always think you have such awesome thrift stores! I am dying about seeing that Cockroach Stomp 45!! Some day I’m driving my tail to Nebraska to thrift with you!!
Dang! I should start a Wall Of Fame! I should have got that record, framed it, and displayed it properly! 🤣😂🤣😂
We'd have a ball thrifting!!!
@@VinylHunter You know it!!
@@BeaSides I'll join in and film the proceedings....Hollywood doc on the way!
@@BattManion1979 yES!!!
0:23 "Shoes are required", but the sign said nothing about having to wear clothes. :)
I had to look and make sure i complied with their dress code
8:04 Wow, even though I have the full soundtrack on LP, I would have scooped up that Lulu record with her singing 'To Sir With Love' which was a great movie starring Sidney Poitier as a teacher in a rough cockney part of England. Lulu also sang the title song in the James Bond movie 'The Man With The Golden Gun' starring Roger Moore and Christopher Lee. :)
I used to have To Sir With Love soundtrack. I've got the Bond though...i collect Bond records
@@VinylHunter, yeah, I love James Bond soundtracks too and I have most, if not all, of the Sean Connery and Roger Moore Bond soundtracks. John Barry was such an amazing composer and for other films too as you know. :)
That was a good deal on the PL-514 assuming everything works. It's worth $100 for sure. I'm hoping to pick up a cheap 516 or 518 someday.
There's something wrong with it...not sure what it is....buzzes really bad.
@@VinylHunter I can take a look at it. No charge unless it needs parts. I have brought a couple back to life.
You were seeing some of what causes my frustration: if I find anything I really want to buy, it's got somebody's lunch spilled all over it. The condition of so many thrift store records is disgusting and harmful to a turntable. Very disappointing.
Yeah, or I'll find a good record, but there's no record in the sleeve...or it's the wrong record in the sleeve.
@@VinylHunter Which reminds us that almost nothing is as good as it appears. Except you've snagged some finds I'd have rubbed my eyes to verify what I was seeing. Sometimes it's exciting.
45 RPM digged gold!
Yeah there was some pretty cool stuff there!
@@VinylHunter Scoring great titles for less always priceless. Happy digging Tuco!
Weird how Cliff Richard turns up sporadically there, in decades of music I'd say he's had about half a dozen decent ones, rock 'n' roll late 50s then towards late 1970s a couple of decent ones, one cheesy video in my local shopping mall on rollerskates, check out the video to 'wired for sound'.
He was Rick's favorite on The Young Ones! On the final episode they all die when their bus crashes through a Cliff Richard billboard and flies off a "Cliff"! 🤣
@@VinylHunter tis true yes Rik was a geek tho' (or prick slang for dick) so I think it was meant that way. Still loving your videos and van escapes in middle America.
0:23 "And the sign said, "Non-shoe-wearing freaky people need not apply..." ;) #TheFiveManElectricalBand
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I take it you’re not a beach boys fan?
I am! I've got tons! That's why you'll see me pass them by sometimes. Still don't have a good copy of Pet Sounds yet though!!! You'll see a happy Tuco the day i find that!
She Was Like A Bearded Rainbow. Druuuuuuuuuuuuugs
I have no idea what this is in reference to...but it is my favorite comment!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
@@VinylHunter SWLABR
@@VinylHunter The Cream 7". It's a great song, no idea how Clapton gets that sound on there.
Queef on a shelf = Quelf?
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There is a lot of non worthwhile records out there. I don't know why they are for sale?
Come on TUCO, you're the Nebraska king of glam! ...Well, you already know what 45 you passed on - I thought you learned your lesson a couple months ago! Yikes! You should have also snagged the Mirage "White Cap Inn" 45 - rare and good southern rock (their LP goes for $50)! ...Those Big Bird-type portable record players KILL 45s! I ban them from playing any of my for sale records! ....I thought of you when I bought the Henry Mancini, "Mancini '67" LP yesterday from the GW store - yep, space age/mod instrs - love his versions of "House Of The Rising Sun" and "Turtles"! JUST SAY NO! TO BIG BIRD PORTABLE RECORD PLAYERS!
I should have known better!!!! I don't know what i was thinking!!! I think i was momentarily distracted by a customer. I mean, i saw the promo just 2 records later, but somehow missed that one! Totally blew it! It was the best record too!
I should get one of those toy record players sometime and film a needle drop on it! 🤣😂🤣
@@VinylHunter lol, they are horrific on 45s, even with a "good" needle you get the same damage as if you plopped an old Victrola iron needle on a 45. It shaves the whole top layer of gloss off of them and you'll hear the hiss when they get played. Surprisingly quite a few record collectors who should know better carry them around the flea markets and record shows. Big Bird is a record killer! 😈👿👾
In Canada many many people are looking every day for score-it is a dog eat dog vinyl world here👺👺👺👺👺👺
Yeah, it's like that here in the city too. I have better luck in the small towns.