Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
By equinox20 Tue Aug 16, 2005 10:00 pm
So it's easy for everyone, including myself, to go to the local thrift store in town. After years of diggin though, I've found the best spots are in the middle of no where. I'm in Oregon for a few more months before goin to L.A. and I've hit gold mines around here - other day, like I said, in the middle of no where, found a town with about 100 people and a mom and pop junk store. Literally thousands of dope records, and talked them into a bulk discount. It's true, the gems are found where the old folks are - check those farmin communities, rural areas, small towns - basically where cats haven't been pillaging the crates.
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By mpc4000xl Thu Aug 18, 2005 7:48 pm
equinox20 wrote:So it's easy for everyone, including myself, to go to the local thrift store in town. After years of diggin though, I've found the best spots are in the middle of no where. I'm in Oregon for a few more months before goin to L.A. and I've hit gold mines around here - other day, like I said, in the middle of no where, found a town with about 100 people and a mom and pop junk store. Literally thousands of dope records, and talked them into a bulk discount. It's true, the gems are found where the old folks are - check those farmin communities, rural areas, small towns - basically where cats haven't been pillaging the crates.




U Said it Bests in Ur Last Sentence..............................................

These Stores ARE NOT Any Better it's Jus' That they are still Fairly Un Touched!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


TRUE DAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!