I picked up The Associations Greatest Hits, Blood Sweat and Tears Best Of, Asleep at the Wheel Wheelin an Dealin, and George Thorogood Born to be Bad.

Jim

Asleep at the Wheel Wheelin & Dealin sealed, I really liked the copy I picked up at the flea market but it was unacceptable to continue to play, just wouldn't clean up as well as I thought, it was worth the $10 for a sealed copy though.

I also picked up Asleep at the Wheel Texs Gold.

Anybody else like Texas Swing?

Jim

picked up Time Life Brahms and Bach collections, three albums each.
very nice.

Nada, I have my vinyl from way back. Some of it was picked up used though and I really should pay attention to the Goodwill racks and such because some of them have clicks and pops that none of mine that I bought new do.

Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour" and "Revolver". Blue Oyster Cult Quadraphonic "Tyranny and Mutation". Covers are sad but lp's excellent. BOC vinyl is thin, very thin. And, another "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" (no poster). $1.50.

From the 50 cent bins at Vinyl Renaissance:

"Available Light" by WA Mathieu [Windham Hill]

"The Four Seasons" by Vivaldi [Red Seal Digital]

"The Lady is a Child" by Reba Rambo

from Earwqxx:

"Millennium" by Kitaro [in a strange, graphite-impregnated inner sleeve]

All are in excellent shape!

Also bought a Yammie TT, not in such great shape...

I 've bought yesterday a mindblowing vinyl:
- Billy Cox´s Nitro Function, a bluesbased heavyrock from '72.
I think this one deserve a small review. Maybe this weekend.

I found a mint copy of Neil Young Harvest and a mint copy of Janis Joplin Kosmic Blues, doesn't look like either one has ever been played, and the covers are mint too.

Jim

Howard Jones, Human Lib
Smothers Brothers, Play It Straight
Everly Brothers, Songs Our Daddy Taught Us (pretty sure it's factory sealed)
David Allan Coe, Once Upon a Rhyme
Ray Charles, Modern Sounds in Country & Western Music vol. 2
Count Basie, Big Bands are Back!
Duke Ellington, Primping for the Prom