Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
By adrian Tue Dec 29, 2009 7:37 am
I received this email Sunday morning.


Hi Adrian!
Thanks for your reply. No, at the present time we do not have a store. We do have 4 warehouses full of records. We have approx 100,000 + record albums, 30,000 + 45s and about 1000 78s. We are, in fact, a diggers paradise. People come to sift through the boxes and pull-up their own little treasures. My
clients are constantly amazed at the types and quality (as well as quantity) of records we have.
My warehouses are in Richardson and are completely climate-controlled so you can come by to browse
in almost any kind of weather. I show by appt only. Please feel free to make and appt to come by. I'd
really like to help you find some new and interesting things. Prices range from $1-$3 for 45s and $3-$5
for albums. I guarentee you will discover some great finds here!
Hope to hear from you soon!



I sent a reply, hope to go this coming Sunday, Jan. 3rd.
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By JUKE 179r Tue Dec 29, 2009 11:33 am
Ahhhhhhhh Foooey! :twisted:
Go dig and make us proud!
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By dj e.d.e Thu Dec 31, 2009 8:02 pm
BASTARD!!! that sounds like a gold mine, you better not post an address cause i may have to take a ride out to texas.!!!

damn good score this is what it's all about finds like that.
hit that place up contrlled climate DAMN i wish i had one of those ,i was just telling my wife about doing this .

merry christmas my man, hit that place hard,with those prices,man i'd be in heaven.

do they have a website?
By adrian Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:36 pm
No, the guy does not have a website.

Here is what I know, the guy bought a record store in another state, he is, or was, planning on opening a store in the DFW area but hasn't gotten around to opening it. Right now he working as a distributor for local record stores.

I don't know how proud I will make you guys. I am not digging for samples, I buy records of artist I want to listen to, music from punk, industrial, metal, experimental, post punk, some electronic dance, and jazz. I am not a big hip hop fan.
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By dj e.d.e Sat Jan 02, 2010 5:25 am
adrian wrote:No, the guy does not have a website.

Here is what I know, the guy bought a record store in another state, he is, or was, planning on opening a store in the DFW area but hasn't gotten around to opening it. Right now he working as a distributor for local record stores.

I don't know how proud I will make you guys. I am not digging for samples, I buy records of artist I want to listen to, music from punk, industrial, metal, experimental, post punk, some electronic dance, and jazz. I am not a big hip hop fan.

my man , that make me proud your not one of those that follows a trend.or fad, diggin is from the heart ,if you truely are a digger then you dont dig for samples you dig for music, sounds like a OG diggers paradise, i would def love to hit that place,
i love to dig for 50's oldies but goodies,modern rock ,alternative rock,disco breaks R&B classic rock,punk ska GOOD music Hiphop lost it's music in the mid 90's that's my limit pre 95, but i mmostly dig for music that i grew up listening too,or music i misseed out on frokm the time i was a kid, i only dreamed as a kid to have something like these internet radio or digital radio to listen to music from across the world.thers to much music to listen to from the past !!!
By adrian Mon Jan 04, 2010 4:12 am
I went on my short digging trip today. I picked up mostly jazz records, Milt jackson, Spanish Grease/Wille Bobo, Sinatra and others, plus some Jurassic 5. A total of 17 records for $35.

I only did some digging at one of the storage units he had. The other storage units were on the other side of town. So I told him I will come back next week to dig through that stuff.
By phx_chronic Tue Jan 05, 2010 12:08 am
My
clients are constantly amazed at the types and quality (as well as quantity) of records we have.


gotta say, milt jackson, j5, and sinatra records don't seem very amazing to me...
By adrian Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:33 am
phx_chronic wrote:
My
clients are constantly amazed at the types and quality (as well as quantity) of records we have.


gotta say, milt jackson, j5, and sinatra records don't seem very amazing to me...


What is amazing to me is that you would post a comment like that. :? Those were just some of the things I picked up. That was not a run down of everything he had, dumbass. :roll:
By phx_chronic Tue Jan 05, 2010 10:49 pm
adrian wrote:
phx_chronic wrote:
My
clients are constantly amazed at the types and quality (as well as quantity) of records we have.


gotta say, milt jackson, j5, and sinatra records don't seem very amazing to me...


What is amazing to me is that you would post a comment like that. :? Those were just some of the things I picked up. That was not a run down of everything he had, dumbass. :roll:


haha chill out dude. he states how amazing this collection is, so i just figured that you would post up some of your better finds. didn't mean to offend you
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By dj e.d.e Wed Jan 06, 2010 7:30 pm
dstruction wrote:aint nothin wrong wit Sinatra

KIDS TODAY DONT KNOW NOTHING ABOUT GOOD MUSIC
By phx_chronic Wed Jan 06, 2010 8:32 pm
i never said anything wasn't good. I just said that I wasn't "amazed" by those record pulls.