Pretty cool finds! Especially considering a Salvation Army. Yep Cher also sang “Bang Bang”. That is a great Nancy Sinatra album cover. Thanks for the trip Tuco✌🏻
As far as "slowly" goes...I'm just learning (now that I'm doing the editing) that i need to slow down!!! When I'm looking around a store, thinking I'm capturing it on camera....nope, I'm capturing a seizure inducing blur! 😂🤣😂🤣
Good show and you are doing great sharing your finds. Really like how you post what you paid and current value. Take care and looking forward to your next show.
Alright ! Let's go record shopping ! Sweet !! Look at that Grateful Dead ! I take it back.. look at all of those good pickable records ! Whoo Hoo ! You had to get grabby.. so many great records, either claim them, or somebody might walk up on you, and want to jump in too ! Killer Score, Haul.. whatever you want to call it ! Coolness !
Yes!!! Let's go shopping!!! What I'm doing is showing EVERY store i go to...in order...whether i hit or not! Plus, i show how i find stores that might have records!
@TUCO: Vintage Vinyl Hunter Great Idea..that's the reality of picking/ digging at thrift stores.. Tuco, to me.. In The Wild" means thrift stores . because Antique Malls, record stores.. the records are already arranged somewhat, and priced higher..Flea Markets, Yard Sales, word of mouth about somebody selling records, also constitutes " In The Wild '.. as well.
Hi Tuco!! that's and amazing thrift store finds, it was really fun going with you through the store bins. i would love to see the face of the store clerk when you approach with that stack of records....... cheers and be well
Awesome haul man! I definitely like the format of talking about the all the little details regarding the label, year and other little tidbits of information that you share. I also like price comparison you share. Good stuff man 🤘🏼
"What A Long Strange Trip It's Been" .. is such a great album.. in the early 1980's I listened to that one over and over.. Redd Foxx used to live right down the street from me in Las Vegas in the early 1970's ! I have 3 or so Redd Foxx records, and a pretty good comedy vinyl collection. Way to go Tuco !
@TUCO: Vintage Vinyl Hunter That is a very good album, and you got a clean one.. man, I want one of those.. had one. actually borrowed it from my friend.. gave it back after a couple of months in the early eighties.
Lol you had me crackin up during this. Also I need to check out some of those laff records. Killer haul, you would love the record store down the street from me, maybe Ill do a video like this showing some of the stuff they got.
Man, I would love to see it!!! I was just cataloging more of my recent finds last night for a future video...several more Redd Foxx! I don't even know how many i have now, probably a couple dozen!
A lot of good stuff there. I noticed Leon Russell's "Hank Wilson's Back" at about the middle of your pick. I remember getting and really enjoying that album back in the '70s, even though it was outside my comfort zone of hard rock. I'll have to dig it out and give it another spin.
Good eye! Yeah, that's one i left there because it was in really bad condition. When i worked at a record store in the mid to late 90s, one of my coworkers used to listen to Leon...good stuff, but not really my thing.
Nice haul. I’ve been to that store hundreds of times and never found a single record. I can’t tell you the last time I found a record in a thrift store in Omaha/CB.
There's "found in the Wild"...and then there's "way out in the Wild!" Finding at a thrift store is about as "in the wild" as you can get. Maybe a garage sale is even more "wild"?
That is one of those surreal experiences when you see a box full of gold like that. I actually visited that Council Bluffs store several years ago when driving from Toronto to the Denver area, but didn't have the luck you did. Great finds! After all these years I thought shoes salesmen shod horses. I mean a horse might want designer shoes sometime, right? Love Nancy Sinatra and I've never seen that album in all my searches. Love the Dickey Betts albums too of course! And the Mono version of Buffalo Springfield. Used to have a first pressing of that with the rare song on it, but had to sell it (place sad emogee here)
Yes, it was definitely quite surreal!!! I've been to that Salvation Army MANY times and it was rare to even find one or two average records...wasn't expecting this!!! All the good records were in the one crate... Stay tuned!!!! I've been on an unbelievable lucky steak!!!! MORE big finds like this in the coming weeks!
Since you paid $2 I wold have checked the albums normally I pull the records 1. To verify the correct album is in the jacket 2. Check for warps or scratches
Yes! I (almost) always check them! In this case i did check them. The only time i don't get the luxury of checking them is when I'm shopping somewhere on my half hour lunch break...I've had times where there were just too many records and too little time...usually then, I'll check some, but not all...and just cross my fingers!!!
@@VinylHunter One time I bought 8000 records for $200. No lie. It was a girl who inherited a storage unit and she just wanted it emptied and it was packed top to bottom and front to back . Needless to say I didn’t check anything or haggle. I brought a u-haul and me and my brother loaded it up. Unfortunately I ended up throwing a lot of it away and looking back I probably wouldn’t have done it again. (Ok I would have ) , but I spent 2 months going through it and ended up with maybe 800 keepers. And only a handful were rare high end type albums . The rest were typical rock , folk , jazz , some oddball records etc. There was a lot of good records but too beat up to do anything with Between the trips to the dump, the countless hours of going through and checking every record , and sweating in my garage almost made it not worth it. But being the record junkie I am I would do it again. I have had way better scores with far less records that I paid much more for.
Dude! Killer thrift haul! Love the classic 70’s Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor! That’s the Golden Age of Black humor! Those guys were the OG’s. That Spinner’s cover is amazing! I dig a bit of Loggins and Messina! “Get outta the car Longhair!” Haha! Speaking of longhair your mane is gettin’ a bit shaggy bro! You need to tighten that sh!t up! Just kiddin’ man! Buffalo Springfield for the win! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Dude you have got to find a better way to film while you dig! I was beyond frustrated that I couldn't see the albums and felt seasick trying to stay up with you! Plus watching you pass over some real gems didnt help my anxiety issues!
Yeah, these first Thrift With Me videos are going to be like that because, honestly, i had no idea what i was doing. It wasn't till i started the editing process that i got to see what the footage looked like...and see what improvements i need to make...I promise you this, these videos will get much better!...after a few more videos, though (because they've already been shot. Please don't give up on me though!
I dig Bacharach...I've actually got a couple of his records...didn't think i rely needed any more...but if you say it's that good, I'll snatch it up next time i see it! Actually, the thing that got me into Burt (besides Raindrops...) was when Alice Cooper said he was a fan!
Although blatantly obvious at least you are being honest with your buying and selling. It's interesting too. I've had few jokes about being a 'dirty dealer' but tbh I like it and it's social going to record fairs rather than sitting on my special audiophile chair 😂 whereabouts in the US are you? Sounds very varied in different states there with thrift and goodwill stories. Was that music playing John Barry or something?
I'm in Omaha Nebraska...most of my digging is in small towns in Central Nebraska, although my first couple thrifting videos were in the Omaha area. I've got TONS of footage shot, thrifting in central Nebraska. I was actually, just minutes ago, thinking about including a map, to let the viewer know exactly where I'm looking so it may give them ideas of places to look in their areas.
@@VinylHunter Nebraska I think of that Springsteen album cover. Sparse? I'm near London UK but south east England is affluent so can work both ways. London generally forget it. Overpriced. Most of it is down to regular hunting and I'm sure you have same problem of keeping or selling. I sample too so then I may sell once I'm done with them, similar guy there is deok TV he's a thrifter. Cheers 🙂
Yeah, i watch Deok sometimes. I live in a large city, Omaha Nebraska...of course, because of the larger population, thrift stores are more picked through by others...BUT, larger population also means the stores get more donations!!!...but, you have to be at the right place at the right time to get your hands on them! Most of the rest of Nebraska is farm land, pastures, and scattered small towns.
That makes sense....the thing that scares me is, I'm going to have to go through the entire collection to check for inaccuracies! 3000+ records.....again. Kinda makes me want to catalog them in a different way...some way that isn't going to change on me.
What in the actual hell? Two dollars!! Best Black Sabbath comp LP ever at the Salvation Army. I've never seen anything like this collection. You got really lucky!!!! I bet they just put a lot of that out. Santana, The Time, 38 Special. I grew up with those Richard Pryor albums. That Chicago album is "19" and the first one after Peter Cetera left. "Will You Still Love Me" was the hit. "25 or 6 To 4" is an awful remake with the new singer.
Yeah, they HAD to have just put this stuff out! Usually whenever i find something good at a thrift store, when i'm ringing up they usually say "oh, I just put that out" 😂 I just think to myself "that's what i figured"
The spinners are great .
Favorite song is - I’ll be around
Fun band!!
I had my eye on that KC & the sunshine band album
Fun record!
Pretty cool finds! Especially considering a Salvation Army. Yep Cher also sang “Bang Bang”. That is a great Nancy Sinatra album cover. Thanks for the trip Tuco✌🏻
Thanks Gary! Man, I've had so many killer thrift hauls lately! I may have to start posting two videos a week to catch up!
Great haul. I enjoy crate digging videos where they slowly flip through all the records
Ha!!! Thanks! I'm watching your "Living" video at this very moment!!!
...ain't gonna lie...I'd LOVE to see a digging video from Kaiwaza!!! I'm dying to know what the stores you shop at look like!!! The Room Of Wonders!!!
As far as "slowly" goes...I'm just learning (now that I'm doing the editing) that i need to slow down!!! When I'm looking around a store, thinking I'm capturing it on camera....nope, I'm capturing a seizure inducing blur! 😂🤣😂🤣
Good show and you are doing great sharing your finds. Really like how you post what you paid and current value. Take care and looking forward to your next show.
Yeah i like posting cost vs value, because that's the best part about thrifting... the savings!
Alright ! Let's go record shopping ! Sweet !! Look at that Grateful Dead ! I take it back.. look at all of those good pickable records ! Whoo Hoo ! You had to get grabby.. so many great records, either claim them, or somebody might walk up on you, and want to jump in too ! Killer Score, Haul.. whatever you want to call it ! Coolness !
Yes!!! Let's go shopping!!! What I'm doing is showing EVERY store i go to...in order...whether i hit or not! Plus, i show how i find stores that might have records!
@TUCO: Vintage Vinyl Hunter Great Idea..that's the reality of picking/ digging at thrift stores.. Tuco, to me.. In The Wild" means thrift stores
. because Antique Malls, record stores.. the records are already arranged somewhat, and priced higher..Flea Markets, Yard Sales, word of mouth about somebody selling records, also constitutes " In The Wild '.. as well.
Awesome. Hit some stores in MS and AL today. Bought nothing. Prices too high down here.
Dang! Hope you bring something back home with you as a souvenir!
Hi Tuco!! that's and amazing thrift store finds, it was really fun going with you through the store bins. i would love to see the face of the store clerk when you approach with that stack of records....... cheers and be well
It was crazy finding this much stuff!!! Just wait to see my upcoming videos!!! I've been on a lucky steak...several big scores like this!!!
Awesome haul man! I definitely like the format of talking about the all the little details regarding the label, year and other little tidbits of information that you share. I also like price comparison you share. Good stuff man 🤘🏼
Thanks! It's stuff that i like to know, so i share it too!
Awesome video great pick ups
Thanks Josh! I've been on such a lucky streak! More big hauls like this in my upcoming videos! It's crazy how lucky I've been!
"What A Long Strange Trip It's Been" .. is such a great album.. in the early 1980's I listened to that one over and over.. Redd Foxx used to live right down the street from me in Las Vegas in the early 1970's ! I have 3 or so Redd Foxx records, and a pretty good comedy vinyl collection. Way to go Tuco !
I don't know much about the Dead, but i heard there are some tracks that are exclusive to that album.
@TUCO: Vintage Vinyl Hunter That is a very good album, and you got a clean one.. man, I want one of those.. had one. actually borrowed it from my friend.. gave it back after a couple of months in the early eighties.
Great finds. That Spinners LP have really cool cover!
Yeah, it's pretty fun too...disco!
Lol you had me crackin up during this. Also I need to check out some of those laff records. Killer haul, you would love the record store down the street from me, maybe Ill do a video like this showing some of the stuff they got.
Man, I would love to see it!!! I was just cataloging more of my recent finds last night for a future video...several more Redd Foxx! I don't even know how many i have now, probably a couple dozen!
@@VinylHunter wow nice! And I will try to film something in the next coming weeks.
You passed on the Mitch Ryder album which I think was one of the best records in there.
great haul tuco what great finds you got lucky on the day stay heavy bro
I got so lucky! Thrifting is mostly being at the right place at the right time!
@@VinylHunter you certainly did bro like you said you need to be in the right place at the right time
A lot of good stuff there. I noticed Leon Russell's "Hank Wilson's Back" at about the middle of your pick. I remember getting and really enjoying that album back in the '70s, even though it was outside my comfort zone of hard rock. I'll have to dig it out and give it another spin.
Good eye! Yeah, that's one i left there because it was in really bad condition. When i worked at a record store in the mid to late 90s, one of my coworkers used to listen to Leon...good stuff, but not really my thing.
Nice haul.
I’ve been to that store hundreds of times and never found a single record. I can’t tell you the last time I found a record in a thrift store in Omaha/CB.
Thanks! Yeah...doesn't happen very often!!! In another upcoming video, i get MORE at this thrift store, too!
Great pickups. Love thrift store vinyl
There's "found in the Wild"...and then there's "way out in the Wild!" Finding at a thrift store is about as "in the wild" as you can get. Maybe a garage sale is even more "wild"?
I have that Blues Brothers LP....a great listen 👍👍👍
Liked and subscribed 👍👍👍
Agreed! ...and gotta love the Stax house band!!!
It feels like a feeding frenzy doesn’t it. Love when that happens. :) enjoyed the video
Ha! Yes! And while i was feasting on the vinyl, anytime any of the smaller and weaker of the species drew near I'd turn and growl at them! 😂🤣😂
@@VinylHunter that’s awesome
That is one of those surreal experiences when you see a box full of gold like that. I actually visited that Council Bluffs store several years ago when driving from Toronto to the Denver area, but didn't have the luck you did. Great finds! After all these years I thought shoes salesmen shod horses. I mean a horse might want designer shoes sometime, right? Love Nancy Sinatra and I've never seen that album in all my searches. Love the Dickey Betts albums too of course! And the Mono version of Buffalo Springfield. Used to have a first pressing of that with the rare song on it, but had to sell it (place sad emogee here)
Yes, it was definitely quite surreal!!! I've been to that Salvation Army MANY times and it was rare to even find one or two average records...wasn't expecting this!!! All the good records were in the one crate...
Stay tuned!!!! I've been on an unbelievable lucky steak!!!! MORE big finds like this in the coming weeks!
@@VinylHunter I'll definitely be watching for those gold mines!
BOX FULL OF GOLD? What in the f..... are you talking about? What gold? A 15 dollar record for 2 bucks?
Wow you hit the jackpot. Isn’t it such a good feeling when you score?!
Yes!!! I've been on a roll lately too...several big thrift scores!!!
Since you paid $2 I wold have checked the albums
normally I pull the records
1. To verify the correct album is in the jacket
2. Check for warps or scratches
Yes! I (almost) always check them! In this case i did check them. The only time i don't get the luxury of checking them is when I'm shopping somewhere on my half hour lunch break...I've had times where there were just too many records and too little time...usually then, I'll check some, but not all...and just cross my fingers!!!
@@VinylHunter
One time I bought 8000 records for $200.
No lie. It was a girl who inherited a storage unit and she just wanted it emptied and it was packed top to bottom and front to back .
Needless to say I didn’t check anything or haggle. I brought a u-haul and me and my brother loaded it up.
Unfortunately I ended up throwing a lot of it away and looking back I probably wouldn’t have done it again. (Ok I would have ) , but I spent 2 months going through it and ended up with maybe 800 keepers. And only a handful were rare high end type albums . The rest were typical rock , folk , jazz , some oddball records etc.
There was a lot of good records but too beat up to do anything with
Between the trips to the dump, the countless hours of going through and checking every record , and sweating in my garage almost made it not worth it.
But being the record junkie I am I would do it again.
I have had way better scores with far less records that I paid much more for.
Yeah, that's one of those instances where you've just got to take a chance! It may or may not pay off!
Dude! Killer thrift haul! Love the classic 70’s Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor! That’s the Golden Age of Black humor! Those guys were the OG’s. That Spinner’s cover is amazing! I dig a bit of Loggins and Messina! “Get outta the car Longhair!” Haha! Speaking of longhair your mane is gettin’ a bit shaggy bro! You need to tighten that sh!t up! Just kiddin’ man! Buffalo Springfield for the win! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️
Ha! I HATE shaving!!! About the only time i do it is when I've got to shoot a video! Some of my "thrift with me" footage I'll be really shaggy! 🦁
@@VinylHunter Hahahahaha!!!
BB King! Sweet!
Yeah!!! Great score!!! Definitely not something you usually find at thrift stores!
Each to there own , but that's just the usual charity shop record Dross
Dude you have got to find a better way to film while you dig! I was beyond frustrated that I couldn't see the albums and felt seasick trying to stay up with you! Plus watching you pass over some real gems didnt help my anxiety issues!
Yeah, these first Thrift With Me videos are going to be like that because, honestly, i had no idea what i was doing. It wasn't till i started the editing process that i got to see what the footage looked like...and see what improvements i need to make...I promise you this, these videos will get much better!...after a few more videos, though (because they've already been shot. Please don't give up on me though!
You passed up BURT BACHARACH "Make It Easy On Yourself" Lp?? THAT ALBUM IS INCREDIBLE!!!! It was the BEST one out of the whole bunch.
I dig Bacharach...I've actually got a couple of his records...didn't think i rely needed any more...but if you say it's that good, I'll snatch it up next time i see it! Actually, the thing that got me into Burt (besides Raindrops...) was when Alice Cooper said he was a fan!
Although blatantly obvious at least you are being honest with your buying and selling. It's interesting too. I've had few jokes about being a 'dirty dealer' but tbh I like it and it's social going to record fairs rather than sitting on my special audiophile chair 😂 whereabouts in the US are you? Sounds very varied in different states there with thrift and goodwill stories. Was that music playing John Barry or something?
I'm in Omaha Nebraska...most of my digging is in small towns in Central Nebraska, although my first couple thrifting videos were in the Omaha area. I've got TONS of footage shot, thrifting in central Nebraska. I was actually, just minutes ago, thinking about including a map, to let the viewer know exactly where I'm looking so it may give them ideas of places to look in their areas.
The music in the background is some free download of royalty-free music. Definitely a John Berry knock off...a little Ennio Morricone-ish too!
@@VinylHunter Nebraska I think of that Springsteen album cover. Sparse? I'm near London UK but south east England is affluent so can work both ways. London generally forget it. Overpriced. Most of it is down to regular hunting and I'm sure you have same problem of keeping or selling. I sample too so then I may sell once I'm done with them, similar guy there is deok TV he's a thrifter. Cheers 🙂
Yeah, i watch Deok sometimes. I live in a large city, Omaha Nebraska...of course, because of the larger population, thrift stores are more picked through by others...BUT, larger population also means the stores get more donations!!!...but, you have to be at the right place at the right time to get your hands on them! Most of the rest of Nebraska is farm land, pastures, and scattered small towns.
There might be an issue when titles get merged on Discogs. It then may not show up in your inventory.
That makes sense....the thing that scares me is, I'm going to have to go through the entire collection to check for inaccuracies! 3000+ records.....again. Kinda makes me want to catalog them in a different way...some way that isn't going to change on me.
What in the actual hell? Two dollars!! Best Black Sabbath comp LP ever at the Salvation Army. I've never seen anything like this collection. You got really lucky!!!! I bet they just put a lot of that out. Santana, The Time, 38 Special. I grew up with those Richard Pryor albums. That Chicago album is "19" and the first one after Peter Cetera left. "Will You Still Love Me" was the hit. "25 or 6 To 4" is an awful remake with the new singer.
Yeah, 25 or 6 to 4 was confusing me...didn't know why it would be on 19!
Yeah, they HAD to have just put this stuff out! Usually whenever i find something good at a thrift store, when i'm ringing up they usually say "oh, I just put that out" 😂 I just think to myself "that's what i figured"
I have found several items that I know I put into discogs and then it disappears
It's so irritating!!!! I'm going to have to go through my whole collection and check it for accuracy!!! 3000+ records
I sometimes go through my collection and find certain albums have been added more than once.
Too bad the Salvation Army isn’t cheap anymore.
Yeah! I think Salvation Army was the first place (near me) to raise their prices. Goodwill used to be 59 cents!
You mean look at the stack of junk
What records would i have had to find for you to not consider them a stack of junk?