there are goodwills all around there's bound to be one in philly
the synth was the kawai k1
old but tried and true
By blackrome
Wed Feb 11, 2004 6:29 pm
elmacaco wrote:Anyone know cheap spots in philly? I'm looking for $1-$3 bins.
Their is a spot on South street that sells old books.
In the back they have a great vinyl collection.
Cheap too.
I'm pretty sure the book store is on the same corner as the restaurant that is supposed to be set in the 60's. I think that's the same corner with the McDonalds and Tower.

By binger0
Thu Feb 12, 2004 3:25 am
If your in Philly peep cue records. It in south philly. Place got dope hip hop and mad reissues and house and dub and downtempo...off da hook.
By elmacaco
Fri Feb 13, 2004 3:00 am
Damn guys I'm only there for a day!
Just kidding. Thanks peeps.
Just kidding. Thanks peeps.
By elmacaco
Wed Aug 25, 2004 2:19 am
I actually stumbled on the used book shop with the records, and also hit the main spot, but there's some R7B record shop, jim's RnB or some thing that is supposed to be hot. Gotta check that next time I'm in the area.

By cyrus
Wed Aug 25, 2004 4:37 am
check out "half priced books" they got hella vinyl. catagorized too and cheap.
favorite record on the list: "SUITE FROM THE NUTCRACKER:Tchaikovsky" there are tons of these they all got differant characteristic. i luv anything from "Vivaldi" as well....these guys are composers so there are tons of orchestras and symphonies that do thier works; i usually try to find the major label so the O.G. recording is good.
favorite record on the list: "SUITE FROM THE NUTCRACKER:Tchaikovsky" there are tons of these they all got differant characteristic. i luv anything from "Vivaldi" as well....these guys are composers so there are tons of orchestras and symphonies that do thier works; i usually try to find the major label so the O.G. recording is good.

By cyrus
Wed Aug 25, 2004 4:41 am
elmacaco,
i hit up good will as much as possible, so far i just get vinyl...but i found a decent guitar amp a while back...still checking for those synths! I love it though cause around here nobody samples, and check out ladies are like "what the **** does he want with a sesame street record?!"
peace
i hit up good will as much as possible, so far i just get vinyl...but i found a decent guitar amp a while back...still checking for those synths! I love it though cause around here nobody samples, and check out ladies are like "what the **** does he want with a sesame street record?!"
peace

By MattMatiks PG
Wed Aug 25, 2004 4:43 am
blackrome wrote:elmacaco wrote:Anyone know cheap spots in philly? I'm looking for $1-$3 bins.
Their is a spot on South street that sells old books.
In the back they have a great vinyl collection.
Cheap too.
I'm pretty sure the book store is on the same corner as the restaurant that is supposed to be set in the 60's. I think that's the same corner with the McDonalds and Tower.
Yeah theres the book store on South Street and Retrospect on South Street as well... Dollar vinyl... Fitty Cent 45's... Retrospect is nice... It's a store that carries all old retro clothes and furniture... In the back is vinyl...
Cue is the spot although now they mostly have re-issues and originals can get pricey... For hip-hop they are the best as well as Spaceboy... Spaceboy is a punk rock CD store wit a nice hip-hop section... Small, but some rare sh*t there...
Philadelphia Record Exchange on 5th street right off of south has mad vinyl... Can be pricey, but worth it... Found some Augustus Pablo there and tons and tons of psychadelic rock there... I have like every Vanilla Fudge album thanks to that store...
"I Who have Nothing but the Comfort of my Sins..."
--- Vinnie Paz
--- Vinnie Paz
By elmacaco
Wed Aug 25, 2004 5:49 am
Yeah the record exchange was the first spot I checked, I came back with 40 joints for $6. Gotta love that.
Man, Next time I go I gotta check this thread, lit's a vinyl in Philly within walking distance from south Street.
Man, Next time I go I gotta check this thread, lit's a vinyl in Philly within walking distance from south Street.

By Archetype_J
Wed Aug 25, 2004 2:27 pm
Oh man.... don't get me started........
Hank Mobley, Elvin Jones, Quincy Jones, Cannonball Adderly, The JB's (anything, and i mean ANYTHING w/the JB's in the house is certified FUNK MUSIC), Harold Melvin, George Benson, The Ojays, Donald Byrd, The Blackbyrds, The Soul Avengers, The Dynamics, King Flloyd, Lee Sain, Clarence Reed, Fred Wesley, Milton Wright, Reuben Wilson, Chick Correa, Synthesis, The Swingmasters...... man, the list goes on.
I can't give away all my favorites though
I'm a big fan of early 70's vietnam-era funk soul and jazz.
Hank Mobley, Elvin Jones, Quincy Jones, Cannonball Adderly, The JB's (anything, and i mean ANYTHING w/the JB's in the house is certified FUNK MUSIC), Harold Melvin, George Benson, The Ojays, Donald Byrd, The Blackbyrds, The Soul Avengers, The Dynamics, King Flloyd, Lee Sain, Clarence Reed, Fred Wesley, Milton Wright, Reuben Wilson, Chick Correa, Synthesis, The Swingmasters...... man, the list goes on.
I can't give away all my favorites though
I'm a big fan of early 70's vietnam-era funk soul and jazz.
"Stress basics like freethrows, ya too concerned with lookin' pretty. I'll take the assist before i miss the 360"
-jSoul the Archetype
"And Rodney King.... ain't neva felt the beat like this"
-OMA
-jSoul the Archetype
"And Rodney King.... ain't neva felt the beat like this"
-OMA



