post up ur new diggs.....

FreshLab wrote:

illiterati wrote:

FreshLab wrote:BLE 14301-P

no album name in sight

http://www.shop.tonvinyl.de/Schallplatt ... :1044.html

49 euros!!

thank you man!

how did you find that? i was lookin real hard for that but couldn't find it...

"BLE 14301-P" + Aznavour + Google =

http://www.shop.tonvinyl.de/Schallplatt ... :1044.html

not magic or nothin

ssnedden wrote:Damn dude, good finds. Especially that Headhunters and the Galt.

yeah! was that 2.50 for the bundle??

damn 10c headhunters album lol good find

LOKI77 wrote:today thrift store 2.50! i almost threw up a little

Damn ! I need to get back out ! What thrift store did you find those in ?

Not the cheapest dig in the world; ran me about £14 all in. My favorite record store is closing down, and thought I better give them a bit of a 'going away present'! Not a bad little lot, though. There's some tasty little hooks on a few of the sides, and some AWESOME drums (as you'd expect) on the 'knot record.

Mr Guiness wrote:What thrift store did you find those in ?

Yes, please give just give up your secret spot which seems to be one of the few thrifts left with good records.

waldorf thrift in waldorf md
on crain hwy.

LOKI77 wrote:waldorf thrift in waldorf md
on crain hwy.

O.S.T. wrote:

LOKI77 wrote:waldorf thrift in waldorf md
on crain hwy.

Ask and you shall receive...lol

I went digging today in south philly, spent 13 bucks on 10 records. I usually don't post my digs cause im protective, although I realize that there's a 99.9% chance that what im getting isn't that rare. Anyway, this one was to ridiculous not to post. Half of the cover is like reflective aluminum.



Atco Records '74

Favorite Tracks: "Me-You=Loneliness" and "Cant Git Enuff"


I also got some pretty legit Kitaro and other gems...

O.S.T. wrote:

beach_break wrote:been looking for the undisputed truth for a while to dj with for the track 'ufo's'. hopefully there'll also be some good sampling action.

Are you looking for that or did you find it. Otherwise I have a copy of the reissue I no longer need since I found the original awhile back.

thanks. i've found it.

LOKI77 wrote:waldorf thrift in waldorf md
on crain hwy.

Okay . Thats one area I need to get to more often . There's a spot up in Hagerstown I need to get back to . It's a thrift / antique store with a real record section . Split up in genres . 45's and all . You know about that one ?

na im agout hour and a half from there but 20 min from dc . hit me up if you want to trade spots ( a few good spots around dc http://www.myspace.com/lokeemuzikk

Ok, I had to take pictures of these anyway for someone to look though. Thought I would share.

I found the perfect digging spot today. The greatness of this place can't really be expressed through
these photos because I didn't have enough money to get everything I wanted. But it's in a flea market
about an hour outside of my city and was well worth the trip.


I'm normally not a huge fan of comps, but these were a buck a piece and between the 3 of them I got:
Barry White - I'm gonna love you just a little more (great breaks)
Ohio Players - Funky Worm
Billy Paul
Deodato
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show
Mayfield
New Birth
Tighten Up - Archie Bell and the Drells
Sam and Dave
Vanilla Fudge
etc...etc..etc...not bad for $3


Paul Kettner and Jefferson Starship - Blows against the Empire
Chase - Ennea
Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66 - Crystal Illusions
Car Wash OST
Improvisations - West Meets East VOLUME 3. Menuhin and Shankar
BEATS!!! I expect this to just be some British Beatles knockoff but I couldn't help it
Pacific Gas and Electric
Focus - Moving Waves
Roberta Flack - Quiet Fire


WAR - The World is a Ghetto
Tupperware's Big Top Jubilee (?)
New Grass Revival
The Korean Children's Choir - To the World with Love
Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces
The Wiz OST
Mass Production - In the Purest Form


Thanks to Ill-Green for his help funding my journey down there. Some of these are going to become his.
I'm sending you an email in a minute.
I know you wanted some psych, but that's hard to find in small-town Kansas dollar bins.


Not a bad dig for what I payed, but I gotta go back when I'm not broke. Several times.
This place is floor to ceiling records.

They were either $1 or $4 a piece depending on which section they were in.

Ooh, you furry lady's front bum! Nice haul.

I really wish there were more spots that threw up $bins where I live; you can't get S**T all in most of the 2nd Hand (Oxfam) shops, and what they do have, they charge over the odds for. I want some £1 bargain, people!

Very happy with my dig today. These 6 records came to a total of 11 euro.



Chappell AV Series - Four Suites (library music)
1984.
Lots of jazzy, moogy, funky instrumentals in small segments.

Wally Whytons Golden Hour of Nursery Rhymes
1973
Lots of great vocal bits. Dude has a very posh English accent, which works for me.

National Youth Jazz Orchestra (UK) - Return Trip
1976
Double LP. A ton of interesting jazz/funk/soul instrumentals, from different composers including John Cameron and Alan Hare. A lot of "blaxploitation" vibes. Lots instruments, and lots of solos.

Supermax - World Of Today
1978.
This blew me away. Synth heavy euro-disco with tight ass drumming, organs, strings, all sorts of crazy stuff.
I was sure the first track on the album was familiar, until I realised it had been sampled on "Lock It" by Only Child (Grand Central)
Cant believe I got this record for 2 euro.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcqIJ81Hy24

Stax Records - Solid Gold Stax
1967
Booker T & The MGs, Carla Thomas, Bill Justis and more. Classic Memphis vibes from '58-'67

L.A. Express - L.A. Express
1976
Crazy ass proggy-jazz-fusion which almost sounds better slowed down. Aggressive sax, weird time sigs, edgy breakdowns etc.