Vinyl Record Finds

Sorry but I do not open videos from new members. The last time that I did, my computer crashed and cost me over $100 to fix. Pictures would be nice.
 

Videos take to long. Pictures are much better. Yawn
 

I took a look at the video and it brought back memories of having many of those albums. I was yelling at the screen, Houses of the Holy! Houses of the Holy!
 

Must be a young one. Didn't know a Led Zeppelin album when he saw one. lol. Nice finds on the rock albums. The others, I'd of passed on most myself.
 

Writing and reading on here is about my technical limit. I had my computer crash about 1 1/2 years ago when I opened a video on here from a new member. As much as I enjoy videos, I can't have that happen again. I lost too much that time.
 

I agree with Steve, very careful about what I open too = been popped before. Pics are my preferred viewing.
 

Yeah. I am just learning about the albums. I usually don't know what they are unless they have a title on the front :laughing7:
 

Mackaydon said:
The OP is not a new member; he's been here for FOUR years.
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I always look at new threads without checking to see who started them. I'm almost 99% sure every thread started by the OP has been one of his videos or a link to same. I'm also about 90% sure I've never seen the OP post information on other members threads. I'm not going to say the videos don't have any redeeming qualities because I haven't bothered to watch any after the first couple. IMO the OP uses the forum primarily to drive traffic to his videos and/or blog in order to increase his hit count. Nothing wrong with a little capitalism but I won't support someone's efforts when I believe they are a "drive by" member.
 

The first concert I ever went to was Queens News of the World , tour . My ticket cost $8.50 . your Records look like they are in very good condition !
 

If you like those albums, great find! If you're looking at them for resale (esp on Ebay), my recommendation is you best look elsewhere.

From my experience, major releases by famous bands generally don't sell worth a damn. The problem is twofold.
1. They printed millions of these albums at the time so they're in everyone's basement, garage or storage unit.
2. Collectors value condition most of all and since what you find is probably going to be opened, they're likely scratched up, water damaged or just have general shelf wear.

The only real exception to all this are albums that are still factory sealed. Those albums can be scarce as hens teeth and almost always command a premium well above the opened copies.

If you want to look for albums with an eye to resale, I find it's best to look for the oddball stuff. LPs from artists you've never heard of before or (non-rock) genres such as disco, blues, country, early hip-hop or Tex-Mex for example. While you're at it, look for albums pressed in something other than the standard black. Those that are colored or transparent for example also seem to sell rather decently.
 

I still have a ton of '30's-'60's records. We play some often.
Marvin
Record Inventory
1Decca Album #315 18M Series Fred Waring, In original Binder
The Rosary
Ava Maria
The bells of St. Mary's
In a Monastery Garden
Were you there when they crucified my Lord?
The Lord's Prayer
The Lost Chord
Eili, Eili
2An American in Paris, Gershwin, In original Binder
Philharmonic Symphany Orchestra, Artur Rodzinski, Conductor
3George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue by Andre Kostelanetz
Columbia Records X196
4RCA 33 1/3 Long Play LCT 6401 handel: the messiah
5Down Memory Lane--Readers Digest 65 years of song hits
10 records original box
6Worlds Greatest Composers--Readers Digest
10 records original box
7Lets take a Sentimental Journey
Readers Digest10 records original box
8RCA Victor--CHOPIN Favorites The First Piano Quartet
3 records in album
9In Album---10 Records in blue album
Individual records
Al Hurt RCA 1965
Caruso RCA SP-33-75 Red Seal
Decca DL 8128 Bing Crosby Merry Christmas
United Artist UAS 6536 Merry Christmas
RCA PRM 271 Chriastmastime in carol and song
DOT records DLP 3397 Lawrence Welk Silent Night
RCA CAL 496 33 1/3 Eric Rogers
Light Records--The new Covenant By John Fischer
Stephen Foster 33 1/3
AM Records--Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass
Mendelsohn--Midsummer Night's Dream
United Artist's--Great motion picture themes
Showtime MS527 Columbia Records
Columbia Records KH31579 Richard Rogers
Capitol Records TBB216- Super Oldie's
RCA LPM1287- Gone with the Wind Max Steiner
RCA CAL 411 Al Goodman/Irvin Berlin --Annie get your gun
Capitol Records Rogers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma
The best of Victor Hubert
Lena Horne Jamaica RCA LOC1036
Andy 'williams MOON RIVER
Ferrante & Teicher----Fiddler on the roof
Decca Sound track from "The Eddie Duchin Story"
South Pacific--Mary Martin/Ezio Pinza
Decca--Around the world in 80 Days
The Sound of Music nRCA Julie Andrews
Andre Kostelanetz----STARDUST
Guy Lombardo----Soft and Sweet
Guy Lombardo----Danc in the Moonlight
Billy Vaughn----Sail along Silvery Moon
Floyd Cramer---Class of '65
Ferrante & Teicher----Love is a soft touch
Roger Williams---Autumn Leaves 1965
George Greely---Piano Rhapsodies of love
Eddie Duchin Story
Lawrence Welk----My first of '65
George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
101 Strings ---Symphony for Lovers
Victor Young----April in Paris
George Beverly Shea---RCA Inspirational songs LPM1187
Tennessee Ernie Ford-----Hymns
Jerome Hines----The Holy City
Charles M Courboin---An Original Recital
Mario Lanza----Songs of Devotion
The Crazy Guy---Honky Tonk Piano
3 Great New Orleans Dixiland Bands
Herb Alpert-----What now my love
Hawaiian Strings
Jimmy McCracklin-----TWIST
Norrie Paralor---in London in Love
 

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