I have 7 thrift stores within easy reach. My favorite sells vinyl LPs 10/$1. So it’s not uncommon for me to lug home 40 or 50 LPs at a time.
Fortunately, I have wide-ranging tastes! My last trip I snagged 4 pristine RCA Red Seal Stereo LPs from 1958-1962. About 9 from 1959-1960, Hawaiian Music. Then Frank Sinatra, Moody Blues, Eric Clapton, Floyd Cramer, Steely Dan, Jim Reeves, The Kinks, Cream, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band... But my best surprise find was grabbing 11 dbx discs and 6 Nautilus Super Discs. 50 for $5!
Im still cleaning and listening. The dbx discs are just unreal! I still have my 1981 Technics dbx deck with a disc decoder. The Nautilus discs look like they’ve never been played—no fingerprints or smudges, no scratches.
Fortunately, I have wide-ranging tastes! My last trip I snagged 4 pristine RCA Red Seal Stereo LPs from 1958-1962. About 9 from 1959-1960, Hawaiian Music. Then Frank Sinatra, Moody Blues, Eric Clapton, Floyd Cramer, Steely Dan, Jim Reeves, The Kinks, Cream, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band... But my best surprise find was grabbing 11 dbx discs and 6 Nautilus Super Discs. 50 for $5!
Im still cleaning and listening. The dbx discs are just unreal! I still have my 1981 Technics dbx deck with a disc decoder. The Nautilus discs look like they’ve never been played—no fingerprints or smudges, no scratches.