Today's Salvation army grabs...

Well just started digging again, havent done it in ages, and checked out the local salvation army... First not sure why, but they were charging like 2 dollars a record, seemed high to me.. but anyways, this is what I got...

The 5th Dimension- Love's Lines, Angles and Rhymes...
Roberta Flack- Chapter Two
Roberta Flack- Quiet Fire
Herb Alpert - Casino Royale (one track on this was used for a method man beat, damn you rza, at least the melody)
Natalie Cole- Thankful
Natalie Cole- Inseperable
Johnny Mathis-Johnny's greatest hits (damn you rza again, used on gravediggers, haha)
Harry Belafonte- Calypso
Spinners- 1973 album, can't find a title, just says spinners, maybe
hits disc.
Elton John- Don't Shot me, I'm the only piano player
Carole King- Music
Sesame Street- Rubber duckie w. I've got two, Green, etc...
Rogers and Hammerstein's - The King and I, 1955 Film soundtrack

Random Joints...
Jack Bruce Band-How's tricks, Demo only version...
Steel Band- Your favorites in Steel
The Gatt-Casazza Years I1908-1921, 2 Vinyls brand new(1985 release), all opera stuff recorded at the met, all mono, defiently going to mess with this more eventually,also includes lyric sheets, and such...
Time Life- The Story of Great Music- From the Renaissance, awesome unopened boxset, for 3 dollars... Comes with a mini book discussing music from that era...(1967)
Puccini-La Boheme brand new boxed set... (1973)

More random...

Johnny Cash- Original Golden Hits Vol1
Johnny Cash- Now there was a song.
Kenny Rogers- The Gambler
The Three Suns- On a MAgic Carpet
Emerson, Lake, & Palmer- Brain Salad Surgery (Dope cover)
PAchelbel's- Greatest Hit
The Polynesians- Beautiful Blue Hawaii
Kenny Logins- Nightwatch
Andrew Gold- Whirlwind

The prices were bullshit in my opinion, prolly they caught on... I'll prolly stick to flee markets from now on... Went throw the vinyls earlier, got a gangle of samples, but some were totally disappointing...

Oh and I was competing with an older mofo when I got their, already had about 5 under his arm...

Prolly will go back tomorrow for the **** of it...

danm you paid grip at two o pop

salv's a phucken ripoff they charge to much everywhere i see i thought it was just my area.
i stop goin there, but good digs

I am feeling you on this price thing.. It was bogus, cuz a bunch of the vinyls had stickers on um for 50cents, or whatever but its f'e
up... Still wanna go back though, money aint really a thing..

My main spot used to be a huge open outdoors flee market in Hubbardston Mass, out in the middle of nowhere, and well since me and my ex broke up, havent gone back, gotta call the **** for directions. I got crates for
dollars...

**** a... What are some other good places, good will have vinyl?

Salvation Army down the street from me is 50 cents each

Spinners- 1973 album, can't find a title, just says spinners, maybe
hits disc.

I think this is their first Thom Bell produced album which was done a few years after their last Motown recordings. Has it got tracks like "I'll Be Around" & "Ghetto Child"? Phillip Wynne's lead vocals are incredible.

dj e.d.e wrote:danm you paid grip at two o pop

salv's a phucken ripoff they charge to much everywhere i see i thought it was just my area.
i stop goin there, but good digs

Well, at least the money goes to charitiy. Another good reason to thrift shop. Hunt breaks and improve your karma at the same time.

featherboy wrote:

Spinners- 1973 album, can't find a title, just says spinners, maybe
hits disc.

I think this is their first Thom Bell produced album which was done a few years after their last Motown recordings. Has it got tracks like "I'll Be Around" & "Ghetto Child"? Phillip Wynne's lead vocals are incredible.

Right on the money there... That's the one...