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IDOLI - Defense and Last Days - US VG+/VG 130

ANNA DOBIEY anna dobiey DE EX/EX 60
GENESIS nursery cryme US 180g gatefold M/M 120
GENESIS trespass US 180g M/M gatefold 120 * both for 220, or 250 with Mr. Gabriel
PETER GABRIEL peter gabriel 1 US VG/VG+ 60

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Jimi Hendrix – The best of Jimi Hendrix
Animals – The most of the Animals
The Band – The last waltz (3LP)
Queen – Live killers (2LP)
Bob Dylan – Street legal
Bob Dylan – Desire
The Rolling Stones – Emotional rescue
Deep Purple – Machine head
James Last – Non stop dancing
Kenny Rogers – Eyes that see in the dark
Dolly Parton – Greatest hits
Leo Sayer – The very best of
James Last – Make the party last
Hawaiian Sounds 3.
V.A. - Made in Italy
Bonnie Tyler – It's a heartache
Linda Ronstadt – Living in the USA
James Last – Das beste aus golden (2LP)
Klaus Wunderlich – Im zartlichen rhytmus
Barbra Streisand – Guilty
Baccara – Light my fire
Madonna – I'm breathless
The Trammps – The best of
Magic Fly – Space
American Pop Icon – Self Titled
Classic American Ballads – Nostalgia
American Soul Legend – Eternal
American Rock Icons – What Would You Give
American Folk Group – Unfinished Stories
American Country Star – Memories
American Crooner – Heart and Soul
American Pop Diva – Love Must Be
American Country Queen – True Love
American Soul Singer – Hey Brother
American Vocalist – Signature
American Blues Legend – Rest My Soul
International Music Expo – Parade of Hits
American Soul Legend – Song of My Soul
American Pop Group – Sa-la-la
American Crooner – For You, My Love
American Rock Band – Come Back to Me
American Singer – Moving On, Heart...
American Rock Band – Still Life
American Female Vocalist – Tears of Love
American R&B Artist – Where Are You Now
Cat Stevens – Greatest hits
Boney M – Oceans of fantasy
The Platters – Only you (2LP)
Pop Revolution – From the underground (purple vinyl)
Amii Stewart – Knock on wood
David Bowie – Pinups
Blood, Sweat & Tears – Brand new day
Linda Ronstadt – Greatest hits
American Classic Performers – Best Of
Boney M – Take the heat of me
American Poet – The Poet
Tom Jones – She's a lady
American Rock Band – Every Love Is the Same
Elkie Brooks – Two days away
Joan Armatrading – To the limit

LP: New movie! Just hit theaters yesterday... US IMAX/Standard 60
CD: STEREOLAB Sound-Dust 50 new in shrinkwrap

LP Lola V. Stain - Icon NM/VG+ $167

Just a few of the records I'm moving. I've got the rest listed over on eBay.

Klaus Schulze : Picture music (Germany), Dig it (France), Moondawn (Germany)
Tangerine dream : Alpha centauri (France) EX/EX
Gong : Shamal (International) EX/EX
Frank Zappa : Zappa in New York (2xLP), (U.S.A.), 1.lp EX/EX, 2.lp EX/VG, sleeve EX (cutout)
Espers : III (U.S.A.) NM/NM
Nova mob : The last days of Pompeii + 7" single
The Young gods : Only heaven EX/EX
The Smiths : The Queen is dead (Import)
Sonic youth : Goo M/NM
Crime & The City solution : On every train/All must be love (Europe), 12'' Maxi single, NM/EX
Brain donor : Love, Peace & Fuck (2xLP), green vinyl, Julian Cope + Spiritualized), (UK), brand new unplayed M,M
Voivod : War and Pain, gatefold cover + 4-page insert, brand new in shrink wrap, (Canada), M/M
Lou Reed : New York (Import) EX/EX
Porn orchard : Urges & Angers (USA)
Urge Overkill : Exit the dragon (2xLP)
Šarlo akrobata : Bistriji ili tuplji čovek biva kad... (missing inner sleeve), (International)
Die Kreuzen : Century days
Talk talk : The Colour of spring (Europe) EX/EX
Midnight cowboy : Original motion picture score (U.S.A.) EX/EX
Living colour : Vivid (Import)
Goblin : Profondo rosso (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Italy) NM/EX
Le Orme : Storia o leggenda (Italy) EX/EX
Adriano Celentano : Il meglio di Adriano Celentano (Italy) NM/EX
Francesco de Gregori : Terra di nessuno, (Germany), NM/NM
Donald Fagen Nightfly (Germany) NM/NM
David Gilmour - David Gilmour, (Import), EX/EX
Jett Powers : California license (U.S.A.) VG+/VG
King Curtis : Get ready, (U.S.A.)
Buldožer - Pljuni istini u oči, (International)
Na Lepem prijazni - S/T NM/EX, (International)
Azra : Ravno do dna 3xLP, (International)
Azra - Suncana strana ulice, (International)
The Residents : The King and I (Import)
The Residents : Mark of the Mole (U.S.A.)
Killing joke : What's this for...!, (UK)
Bauhaus : Burning from the inside (UK)
OST: The Last emperor (Sakamoto/Byrne)
Neil Young : Ragged glory (Import)
Neil Young : Freedom (Import)
The Beatles - Love songs (2xLP), (Bulgaria)
The Beatles - A Collection of Beatles Oldies (Europe) NM/NM
The Beatles-20 Greatest hits (Import)
The Beatles-Sgt. Peppers... (Germany, Odeon)
Pink Floyd - The Final cut (U.S.A., 1983) VG/ EX
Pink Floyd - The Final cut (France) EX/EX
Pink Floyd - The Dark side of the Moon, (Import), EX/EX
Pink Floyd : Atom heart mother vg/vg (Italy)
Spirit : Spirit (2xLP), (Import), EX/EX
King Crimson : Earthbound (Italy)
Robert Fripp : Network, mini LP, (UK), OOP, EX/EX
Robert Fripp / Andy Summers : Bewitched, (Germany) EX/EX
Robert Fripp / Andy Summers : I Advance masked, (Germany) EX/EX
R.E.M. : Green , (Import), (unplayed), M,EX

DIE KREUZEN cement VG+/VG 80
KRSTIĆ-ŠAPER's final years in the States, VG/VG, in an old Columbia Records promo sleeve 80

Selling or trading:
Hit me up via DM for prices and condition. eBay listing ID: 11988583

Singles

Psihomodo Pop – Osjećam Se Haj Mozak Baj Baj / Sexualna Ovisnost 1993. PROMO
Blue Grass Amnesia – Amorcito / Crying 1990. PROMO
Phantoms – Beba Bebica / Da Da Da 1989. No sleeve
Matko Jelavić - Pusti da plačem sam / Moja ljubavi 1993. PROMO
Ivo Amulić - Kada prođu teški dani / Tu me dodirni 1993. PROMO
Miroslav Škoro - Otvor ženo kapiju / Ej salaši 1993. PROMO
Boomerang - Čuča / Ako me s drugim ostaviš 1994. PROMO
Landeka - Je dosadno / Herceg Bosno 1993. PROMO
Mario Ušić - My son will pass through his hometown again /
Da me čuješ, materina sliko 1993. PROMO
Patareni / Buka (Indie Label - 001)
Patareni / T.M.P. - Debilana Sessions, orange cover (Indie Label - 006)
Patareni - From Here To Eternity - Live In New Penguin Club (Indie Label - 004)
Patareni / U.B.R. - Patareni / U.B.R. (Indie Label - 002)
Strelnikoff - 45% Vol.

LPs

Roy Orbison - In Dreams Greatest Hits 2LP
Prljavo Kazalište - Tajno Ime 2LP
Buco & Srđan - Veče je naš prijatelj
Divlje Jagode - Divlje Jagode
Bajaga - Muzika Na Struju
Bajaga i Instruktori - Prodavnica Tajni
Bajaga i Instruktori - Jahači Magle
Azra - Filigranski Pločnici 2LP
Film - Signali u Noći
Jimi Hendrix - The Jimi Hendrix Concerts 2LP
Zabranjeno Pušenje - Das ist Walter
Prljavo Kazalište - Prljavo Kazalište (first pressing)
Phantoms - Veliki Odmor
Psihomodo Pop - Godina Zmaja
Dino Dvornik - Jače Manijače MAXI SINGLE
The Doors - Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine 2LP
Dr.Doktor - War and Peace (dedicated to Koraljka Pasarić)
Električni Orgazam - Braćo i Sestre
Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene
Jean Michel Jarre - Zoolook
Neil Young - Lucky Thirteen 2LP
Neil Young - Harvest Moon - American Pressing 1992

BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE—this is B.A.D. CD$17

CD:

CAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND HIS MAGIC BAND Ice Cream for Crow (remastered) – $60
CAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND HIS MAGIC BAND Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller) – $60. Or grab both for $100
THE KINKS Are the Village Green Preservation Society (remastered) – $60
KREATOR Coma of Souls (US 2002 release) – $70

Selling or trading:
DM me for prices and condition. eBay listing ID: 11988583

Singles

Psihomodo Pop – Osjećam Se Haj Mozak Baj Baj / Sexualna Ovisnost 1993. PROMO
Blue Grass Oblivion – Amorcito / Crying 1990. PROMO
Phantoms – Beba Bebica / Da Da Da 1989. No sleeve
Matko Jelavić - Pusti da plačem sam / Moja ljubavi 1993. PROMO
Ivo Amulić - Kada prođu teški dani / Tu me dodirni 1993. PROMO
Miroslav Škoro - Otvor ženo kapiju / Ej salaši 1993. PROMO
Bumerang - Čuča / Ako me s drugim ostaviš 1994. PROMO
Landeka - Je dosadno / Herceg Bosno 1993. PROMO
Mario Ušić - My son will pass through his own hometown again /
Da me čuješ, materina sliko 1993. PROMO
Patareni / Buka (Fake-It-All Records - 001)
Patareni / T.M.P. - Debilana Sessions, orange cover (Fake-It-All Records - 006)
Patareni - From Here To Eternity - Live At The New Penguin (Fake-It-All Records - 004)
Patareni / U.B.R. - Patareni / U.B.R. (Fake-It-All Records - 002)
Strelnikoff - 45% Vol.

LPs

Roy Orbison - In Dreams Greatest Hits 2LP
Prljavo Kazalište - Tajno Ime 2LP
Buco & Srđan - Veče je naš prijatelj
Divlje Jagode - Divlje Jagode
Bajaga - Muzika na struju
Bajaga i Instruktori - Prodavnica tajni
Bajaga i Instruktori - Jahači magle
Azra - Filigranski pločnici 2LP
Film - Signali u noći
Jimi Hendrix - The Jimi Hendrix Concerts 2LP
Zabranjeno Pušenje - Das ist Walter
Prljavo Kazalište - Prljavo Kazalište (first pressing)
Phantoms - Veliki Odmor
Psihomodo Pop - Godina Zmaja
Dino Dvornik - Jače manijače MAXY SINGLE
The Doors - Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine 2LP
Dr. Doktor - War and Peace (dedicated to Koraljka Pasarić)
Električni Orgazam - Braćo i sestre
Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene
Jean Michel Jarre - Zoolook
Neil Young - Lucky Thirteen 2LP
Neil Young - Harvest Moon - American Records 1992

LPs:

Calexico - Garden Ruin /M – $33
Calexico – Carried to Dust /M – $40
Calexico – The Black Light /M – $40
Pixies – Doolittle (US pressing) /M – $43
Pixies – Surfer Rosa (US pressing) /M – $43
Patti Smith – Horses (US/VG+) - $17
David Sylvian – Brilliant Trees (US/VG+) - $17
Butthole Surfers – Rembrandt Pussyhorse (US/VG++) - $47
Sacrilege - Behind the Realm of Madness (US/M) - $67

Where did "Behind the Realms of Madness" come from all of a sudden?? 😉

This album is an absolute masterpiece, so I just had to grab it... now I’m stuck trying to figure out how to sell my old one 😬

Sell or swap? /update/
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Just picked up a copy of Angelic Upstarts’ *Teenage Warning*—it’s the UK import version with no cover art, but honestly, the vinyl itself is in great shape, sitting right at that VG+ sweet spot. It’s funny, looking back at these old punk imports... you realize how much of that raw, DIY energy just translates perfectly regardless of where it was pressed. It’s got that gritty, unapologetic sound that hits different when you’re spinning it late at night in a quiet apartment. Definitely one of those records that makes you feel like you're part of something a little bit rebellious, even if you're just sitting on your couch in the suburbs. Just a solid, loud addition to the collection. $13
Just picked up this Beatles collection—specifically that 1962 to 1966 run—and man, it’s looking pretty solid. I'm talking EX/VG+/VG+ condition across the board. Honestly, finding these early pressings without them sounding like they were dragged behind a truck through a gravel pit is getting harder by the day. Most of these discs are crisp enough to satisfy even my most pedantic friends, though you'll find one or two with just a tiny bit of surface noise if you really go hunting for it. Still, for anyone trying to build out their classic rock shelf, this is a killer lineup. Definitely worth a look if you've been hunting for these specific eras. $13
So, I finally got my hands on a decent copy of Bowie’s "The Man Who Sold the World"—found a VG+ pressing that actually sounds like it hasn't been dragged behind a truck through the Midwest—and man, it just hits different when you sit down and really listen. It’s one of those records where you realize pretty quickly that Bowie wasn't just playing a character; he was building an entire universe before most people even knew what "glam" meant. There’s this specific, eerie atmosphere hanging over the whole thing—it’s dark, it’s a little bit paranoid, and it feels almost cinematic. You listen to the title track and it’s like being caught in a weird, psychedelic fever dream in some dimly lit lounge in Chicago or something. It’s not loud, it’s not flashy, but it’s incredibly heavy in its own quiet way. I remember hearing about this era from an old guy I used to work with back in Philly—he swore this record changed his life during a particularly rough stretch in the late 70s. Looking at it now, I get why. It’s got that raw, unpolished edge that modern stuff just can't seem to replicate. Everything today feels so processed, you know? Like it’s been scrubbed clean by a committee. But here, you can hear the grit. You can hear the intention. It’s just pure, unfiltered artistry. If you haven't spun this one lately, do yourself a favor and go find a good copy. Your ears will thank you. $6.75
Robert Burton EX/EX $10
The Clash—London Calling (Suzy) NM/NM $100
Just picked up this live set from Cole, Don & Alleyne recorded at The Whisky A Go Go—it’s sitting in that sweet spot between Good Plus and Very Good Plus. Honestly, there's nothing quite like those old-school live recordings from a legendary LA club to remind you why vinyl still matters. You can practically feel the sweat and the crowd energy through the grooves. It’s got that raw, unpolished grit that makes you wish you were standing right there on the floor instead of just listening in my living room. Definitely one for the collection if you dig that specific vibe. $6.75
Conspiracy - Live At the Madison Square Garden Show $17
Finally managed to snag a copy of Deep Purple’s *In Rock*—it's an EX/VG+ pressing from that first run back in the day. Honestly, holding this one feels like holding a piece of rock history. You don't see these early pressings sitting around in such good shape very often, especially since most people were just blasting them through cheap speakers back then. This one sounds massive. It’s got that raw, unpolished grit that makes you realize why they were such a powerhouse. I remember digging through a crate at a local record shop in Chicago years ago, hunting for something similar, and coming up empty. Finding this version feels like a win. If you know, you know—that specific analog warmth is just irreplaceable. $27
So, I finally tracked down a copy of Deep Purple’s *24 Carat Purple*—specifically an EX/EX pressing—and man, it’s been sitting on my turntable for a few days now while I just... let it breathe. If you haven't spun this one lately, you're missing out on some seriously heavy lifting. It’s that classic era where they weren't just playing rock; they were basically architecting the whole damn blueprint. The sound quality on this specific copy is surprisingly crisp—not that overly polished, sterile studio stuff you get with modern remasters, but something much more visceral. It feels lived-in. When those early tracks kick in, there's this grit to the organ and the guitar interplay that just hits different. It reminds me of those old garage sessions back in the day—nothing fancy, just pure, unadulterated talent clashing in a room. I remember hearing a similar vibe at a small dive bar up in Seattle years ago—this local blues-rock outfit was playing with this exact kind of raw, unpolished energy, and it stayed with me. That’s what this record does. It doesn't try too hard to be perfect; it just tries to be loud and soulful. Definitely one of those "sit down, grab a beer, and don't move" kind of listens. Total gem. $23
Just picked up a copy of Dire Straits’ *Love Over Gold*—NM/NM condition, which is honestly a miracle for a record this old. I mean, finding a pressing that hasn't been played to death by some college kid in a dorm room is getting harder by the day. Man, this album is just... it's something else. It’s got that slow-burn, atmospheric vibe where Mark Knopfler just takes his sweet time teasing out those melodies. It's not exactly "party music," but if you're sitting in a dimly lit living room in Seattle with a glass of bourbon, there isn't much better. That title track? Pure sonic bliss. It’s one of those albums that demands you actually sit down and listen—no multitasking allowed. If you haven't spun this one lately, do yourself a favor and go find a clean copy. Your ears will thank you. $13
Just picked up a copy of Dr. Feelgood’s *Fast Women & Slow Horses* on vinyl—VG+/VG+ condition. Honestly, if you haven't spun this one lately, you're missing out on some serious grit. It’s got that raw, unpolished energy that just hits different when you're sitting in your living room with a drink in hand. Everything sounds crisp, no major skips or surface noise to ruin the vibe, which is always a win when you're hunting for quality pressings these days. Definitely a solid addition to the collection. $6.75
So, I was spinning through some old vinyl the other day—nothing beats that warm, crackly analog sound when you're just winding down—and stumbled back onto Dylan and Bob’s *Infidels*. It’s one of those albums that really hits different when you aren't expecting it. You know how some records feel like they were recorded in a vacuum? This one feels lived-in. It’s got that raw, almost jagged edge to it, especially with the way the songwriting sits right on the line between being incredibly clever and just plain gut-wrenching. There's this specific kind of lyrical grit there—it doesn't beg for your sympathy, it just lays out the facts of the situation and lets you deal with the fallout. It reminds me of those late nights in Chicago back in the day, sitting in a dim corner booth of a diner, listening to the city hum while you try to make sense of a messy breakup or a bad decision. The production isn't overly polished, which is honestly its biggest strength. It avoids that slick, over-produced studio sheen that kills so many great tracks from that era. Instead, it feels honest. It’s got that biting, cynical wit that only these two can pull off without sounding like they're trying too hard. Just a couple of guys, some instruments, and a whole lot of complicated truth. Definitely worth another spin if you're looking for something with a bit more teeth. $17
Just picked up a copy of Eclipse Of The Sun—it’s a real rock'n'roller, too—graded VG+/EX, and honestly? It was a steal at fifty bucks. There’s just something about finding these gems that makes the whole hunt worth it. I remember digging through a dusty bin at a local shop back in Austin a few years ago, finding something similar, and feeling that exact same rush. This one sounds incredible.
So, I finally got my hands on this Everything But The Girl copy—*Baby The Stars Shine Bright*—and man, talk about a find. It’s an EX/EX grading, which basically means it’s looking pretty mint for something this age. Honestly, finding a clean copy of this in the States can feel like hunting for a needle in a haystack if you aren't looking in all the right places. I remember back in the day, stumbling upon a similar pressing at a dusty little shop out in Seattle—just one of those spots where the owner looks like he hasn't seen sunlight since the nineties—and being absolutely gutted when the sleeve was trashed. So, seeing this one come through in such stellar condition? Definitely feels like a win. It’s just one of those records that hits different when you actually get to hold a copy that isn't falling apart. $17
Bob Geldof – Deep In The Heart Of Nowhere (US) NM/NM $13
So, I finally sat down to revisit that legendary Isle of Wight set by Jimi Hendrix—you know, the one where everything felt like it was teetering on the edge of absolute chaos? It’s honestly wild looking back at those tapes. Even through the grainy audio, you can just feel the sheer weight of the moment. It wasn't just a concert; it was this massive, swirling storm of sound that felt like it might actually swallow the whole festival up. The energy is just... different. It’s raw, unpolished, and honestly a little bit messy in the best way possible. You can hear the tension in the air—that feeling of being part of something huge and slightly out of control. Jimi was playing like he was trying to communicate with something beyond the stage, and man, it hits hard even decades later. There’s this one stretch where his guitar work just feels less like music and more like a physical force. It makes me think about those massive outdoor shows we see stateside now—like, if you ever caught a massive festival out in the Midwest or a sprawling set at Coachella, there’s a certain level of production perfection that actually strips away some of that magic. This recording has none of that polish. It’s gritty, it’s loud, and it captures that specific, beautiful friction between a legend at his peak and a crowd that’s basically vibrating with intensity. Definitely worth a deep dive if you want to remember what real, unfiltered rock and roll sounds like. $13
Just snagged a copy of Hendrix’s *Crash Landing*—it's a NoCover/VG+ situation, which honestly, for this guy, is kind of a win. I know, I know, collectors will probably clutch their pearls about the lack of a sleeve, but let's be real—when you're hunting down certain era-specific pressings, sometimes you just have to take the hit on the packaging to get the wax in your hands. The condition is surprisingly solid, though. It's got that perfect, lived-in feel without being trashed. I was digging through a crate at a local shop over in Seattle last weekend—just one of those rainy afternoons where you end up spending way too much on old vinyl—and this little gem was just sitting there waiting for a second chance. There's something about these older releases that hits different; you can almost feel the history in the grooves. Definitely happy with this one. $6.75
So, I finally got my hands on this old pressing—*The Eternal Fire of Jimi Hendrix*, the one with Curtis Knight on it. It’s listed as VG/G+, which is basically code for "it sounds alright if you aren't a total audiophile snob," and honestly? That’s fair. Look, we all know the deal with these specific recordings. There’s always that bit of debate in the collector circles about how much of this is actually the legend himself versus some studio wizardry or session work being passed off as pure Hendrix. It’s a bit of a trip—kind of like finding a dusty old box of unreleased garage tapes in an attic in Seattle. You go in expecting greatness, and what you get is this raw, weird, slightly unpolished energy that feels more like a basement jam session than a polished studio masterpiece. I was spinning this the other night—just me, a glass of bourbon, and some rain hitting the window—and man, it takes you back. It doesn't have that polished, psychedelic sheen of *Electric Ladyland*, but there’s something undeniably cool about hearing those early, gritty iterations. It’s rough around the edges, sure—some of the transitions feel a little clunky—but if you approach it with the right mindset, it’s a fascinating piece of history. Just don't expect it to be your new favorite album for a Sunday morning chill session. It’s more of a "curiosity for the crate diggers" kind of vibe. $13
So, I finally got my hands on this classic—Iron Maiden’s *Killers*. This is that first pressing, specifically the one from the local indie distributor back in the day. I’ve been hunting for a clean copy like this for a minute. Condition-wise, I’d call it a solid VG+/VG+. Honestly, if you’re looking at the labels, they’re pretty crisp. It’s got that lived-in feel, but none of the nasty surface noise that usually kills these older pressings. Just a killer record to have spinning on the turntable tonight. $17
Just picked up a little gem today—Jethro Tull’s *Too Old To Rock N' Roll : Too Young To Die!* in that sweet spot between VG+ and EX condition. Honestly, holding this one feels like a bit of a victory lap. There’s just something about those classic prog-rock grooves that hits different when you finally track down a clean pressing. It’s one of those records that makes you feel both incredibly nostalgic and weirdly energized at the same time—kind of captures that exact mid-life crisis vibe the title leans into, right? Anyway, if anyone else is hunting for some deep-cut British prog to spin on a rainy afternoon, this one is definitely worth the hunt. $27
Janis Joplin – Janis EX-/VG+/VG+ (needs a little TLC) $10
Tom Jones – Darlin' | VG+/VG+ $3.25
Just snagged a copy of Judas Priest’s *Screaming for Vengeance*—it's sitting right at that sweet spot of EX/VG+. Honestly, finding a decent pressing of this one without it sounding like it was pulled from a dusty bin at a garage sale in Ohio is getting harder by the day. The sound is punchy, though—real crisp. I popped it on my setup last night, poured a drink, and just let "Freewheel Burning" kick things off. Man, that opening riff still hits like a freight train. It’s got that perfect mid-tempo grit that makes you want to turn the volume up just enough to annoy the neighbors—not that anyone around here cares much these days. It's easily one of those essential records that defines an era. If you haven't spun this one lately, do yourself a favor and go hunt down a clean copy. It’s pure, unadulterated heavy metal gold. $17
Just picked up a copy of Led Zeppelin’s *In Through the Out Door*—grading it somewhere in that solid VG+/VG+ sweet spot. It’s easily one of those albums that people tend to overlook because they’re too busy obsessing over the heavy hitters from the earlier records, but man, there is some seriously lush stuff happening here. The production is just... it's something else. You can really hear the band leaning into those more textured, almost proggy arrangements. It’s got that polished, late-70s sheen that somehow still feels soulful rather than manufactured. I was spinning it on my old Technics setup last night while nursing a bourbon, and honestly, the separation on tracks like "All My Love" is just beautiful. It’s got that dreamy, atmospheric vibe that makes you want to just sit back and let the room go dark. Condition-wise, it’s holding up great. No major pops or clicks that take you out of the groove, just that warm, analog crackle you expect from a well-loved vintage press. Definitely worth hunting down if you haven't given this era of Zep a fair shake lately. It’s a mood, for sure. $10
Man, I finally sat down and gave Led Zeppelin’s *In Through the Out Door* another deep dive—putting it right at a solid VG+/EX- in my book. It’s such a trip compared to the heavy blues-rock stuff they were doing earlier, you know? It feels more polished, maybe even a little experimental in a way that felt weird for them at the time, but looking back, it holds its own. The production is just super slick—almost too clean if you're a purist who wants that raw, gritty Zeppelin stomp—but tracks like "All My Love" have this almost pop sensibility that shouldn't work, yet somehow does. I was spinning it on my old setup the other night, thinking about how much the vibe shifted between their early stuff and this era. It’s got those lush textures that make you want to just lean back and let the sound wash over you. Definitely one of those records that demands you actually sit and listen rather than just having it on in the background while you're grabbing a beer. Still a gem, even if it isn't the heavy hitter everyone expects from the boys. $17
Lee Roth, David – Skyscraper EX/NM $10
Picked up this Blue Breeze record by Livin' Blues—it’s a Polish import, though I managed to snag a copy in pretty solid G+/VG+ condition. Honestly, for a pressing from that side of the pond, the grooves are holding up surprisingly well. It’s got that smooth, breezy soul-blues vibe that just hits different when you're winding down after a long week. Definitely a nice little addition to the collection. $10
Just picked up a copy of The Lonesome Strangers—this one’s an EX/NM pressing, and man, it’s a beauty. There’s just something about that specific kind of dusty, soulful Americana that hits different when you actually get a clean copy in your hands. It’s got that raw, unpolished grit, but without all the surface noise that usually ruins these old gems. Honestly, I was a bit worried about the shipping, but it arrived looking pristine. Definitely worth adding to the collection if you can find a clean one. $6.75
Just snagged a copy of Mama's Boys – *Power And Passion* in that sweet spot between VG+ and NM. Honestly, finding this kind of pressing in such killer shape these days feels like hitting a jackpot at a local flea market—it’s rare, man. This record is just pure, unadulterated energy; it’s got that gritty, driving sound that stays with you long after the needle hits the run-out groove. If you haven't spun this one yet, you're seriously missing out on some top-tier musicianship. Definitely a centerpiece for the collection now. $10
Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells (US Import) EX/EX $17
Mike Oldfield – Platinum EX/EX $10
Mike Oldfield—The Complete EX-/EX/EX collection. $13
So, I finally sat down and dug through Mike Oldfield’s massive catalog—specifically that whole "Complete" collection run—and man, it’s a bit of a trip. It’s one of those deep dives that makes you realize just how much ground one guy can cover when he's really in the zone. It’s not just about the hits, obviously. If you only listen to the radio stuff, you’re missing the actual soul of what he was doing. You have to get into these expansive, layered arrangements where he’s basically playing every instrument himself—it’s like watching a solo craftsman build a custom house from scratch in a small town in Montana instead of just buying a pre-fab kit from a big-box retailer. There’s this incredible attention to detail, these tiny little sonic textures that most people probably breeze right over, but once you hear them, they stick. I remember back in college, sitting in my dorm in Chicago with some old vinyl spinning, feeling like these long-form instrumental pieces were the only thing that actually made sense during finals week. There’s a certain patience required to listen to this kind of music—you can't just blast it while you're running errands at Target and expect to "get" it. You have to settle in. The transitions between the different eras in these collections are pretty wild, too. One minute you're in this pastoral, almost folk-infused headspace, and the next, he’s leaning into these sharper, more modern synth layers. It’s a lot to digest, and yeah, some parts feel a bit dated if you're looking for that polished, modern studio sheen, but honestly? That’s part of the charm. It feels human. It’s got those slight imperfections that make it feel less like a programmed sequence and more like a living, breathing piece of art. Definitely worth the time if you've got nothing but time and a good pair of headphones. $13
So, I finally got my hands on that Pink Floyd—The Final Cut—import pressing, specifically the one where they did that crazy extended version stuff. Honestly? It’s such a trip. You know how some albums just feel like they were recorded in a vacuum? This is exactly that. It’s moody, it’s heavy, and man, it’s incredibly isolated. It’s basically Roger Waters having a full-on existential crisis set to music, and while that sounds a bit dramatic, it’s actually pretty spot on. I was sitting in my living room—just me, a glass of bourbon, and the speakers turned up just enough to let the bass settle in my chest—and listening to these tracks feels less like a concert and more like eavesdropping on someone’s private journal. There’s this specific sense of melancholy that hits you, especially with those orchestral swells. It’s not "fun" music in the sense that you’re going to blast this at a backyard BBQ in Austin, but if you’re looking for something to sit with when the world feels a little too loud, this is it. Some people always give this record a hard time because it lacks that classic, psychedelic Pink Floyd "space" vibe—you know, the kind of stuff that makes you feel like you're floating through the Milky Way. This is much more grounded, much more gritty. It’s claustrophobic. But honestly, after everything that’s happened in the world lately, maybe that’s exactly what we need? Sometimes you don't want to float; sometimes you just want someone to acknowledge that things feel a bit broken. It’s a beautiful, albeit deeply depressing, listen. Definitely worth the spin if you've got the headspace for it. $17
Just picked up a copy of The Platters - Vol. 2—this one’s a French pressing, but honestly, the condition is killer. We're talking NM/NM here, which is pretty wild for a record this age. It’s one of those finds that makes you glad you spent the extra few bucks to hunt down a clean copy instead of settling for some beat-up thrift store find. Just spinning it now, and man, those harmonies hit different when there isn't a single pop or crackle cutting through the groove. Definitely a gem for the collection. $6.75
Just picked up an early pressing of Queen’s *Live Killers*—the first run from the big local label—and man, the condition is killer. We’re talking EX/EX here, which is basically unheard of for a live record this old. It’s got that raw, unpolished energy that makes you feel like you’re standing right in the middle of the crowd at Madison Square Garden. Honestly, holding this thing feels like owning a little piece of rock history. It sounds incredible. $17
Rainbow – Down To Earth EX/EX $10
The Reggie Knighton Band — just caught them playing around New Mexico, and man, they really know how to hold a room. It’s one of those sets where you don't even realize how much time has passed because the groove is just that steady—it's less of a performance and more of a vibe you just sort of settle into. They’ve got this way of blending styles that feels effortless, which is way harder to pull off than it sounds. Honestly, if you ever find yourself wandering through the Southwest and see their name on a flyer, do yourself a favor and stop by. It's worth the detour. $10
Just picked up a copy of Rock Begins Vol. 1 (covering those early years from '49 to '56)—it's sitting at an EX/NM/NM grade. Honestly, finding stuff from this era in such killer condition is getting harder by the day—you know how it goes, most of these old pressings have been played through more times than I can count. It’s a solid addition to the collection, though. Definitely worth the hunt if you can find it clean. $17
Just picked up this Seger, Bob And The Silver Bullet Band – Understanding 12" (US) pressing. It’s sitting at an EX/EX grade, which honestly feels like a steal for how clean it sounds. There's just something about that classic American rock production—it hits different when you actually get a copy that hasn't been trashed by decades of basement listening sessions. I was spinning this the other night while catching up on some work, and man, the fidelity is crisp. It's one of those records where you can really hear the grit in the performance without any of that annoying surface noise getting in the way. Definitely a solid addition to the collection. $6.75
So, I finally got my hands on this old-school collection of The Shadows' greatest hits—an original pressing from back in '67. It’s in pretty solid shape too, sitting somewhere between Good Plus and Very Good. Honestly, digging through these vintage vinyl finds is always a bit of a gamble, but man, some of these tracks just hit different when you aren't listening to a compressed digital file on a smartphone. There's something about that warm, analog crackle that makes the whole experience feel more... I don't know, real? Anyway, if you're into that classic surf-adjacent guitar sound, this one's definitely worth a spin. $6.75
Status Quo — If you can't stand the heat (RTB) EX/EX 20
Status Quo—Hey everyone, just checking in on how things are looking with the RTB VG/VG 80.
Status Quo — Quo (RTB) VG+/VG+ 80
So, I just caught the live stream for STATUS QUO on RTB—and man, let me tell you, that whole EX/EX setup was something else. It’s one of those things where you think you know what to expect, then they pull the rug out from under you. Honestly, sitting there watching it, I couldn't help but think about that time back in Chicago when I tried to catch that underground indie set at a dive bar—same kind of unpredictable energy, you know? Just a bit more polished, obviously. Anyway, if you haven't seen it yet, give it a look. It’s definitely not your typical broadcast. $13
STATUS QUO - Live (RTB) EX/EX $13
Just picked up a copy of Status Quo’s *Rockin' All Over The World*—the Dutch pressing, specifically. It’s sitting at a solid VG+/NM grade, which honestly feels like a steal given how much I love this era of their sound. There’s just something about that specific production that hits different when you’re spinning it on a good setup. It’s one of those albums where you can practically feel the grit and the boogie coming through the speakers. Definitely adding this to the "heavy rotation" pile for the weekend. $17
So, we're back to the status quo—everything’s looking blue for the exes out there. $13
Just picked up a copy of Supertramp’s *Breakfast in America*—VG+/EX condition. Honestly, finding a clean pressing of this one without some massive scratch right in the middle of "The Logical Song" feels like a small victory today. I remember sitting in my dorm back in college, probably running on nothing but cheap coffee and bad decisions, just blasting this record on a setup that sounded like it was coming out of a tin can. There’s something about those textures and that crisp production that just hits different when you actually have decent speakers to listen to. It’s one of those albums that doesn't really age, you know? Even after all these years, the musicianship is just top-tier. Definitely a solid addition to the stacks. $6.75
Just picked up a killer copy of Supertramp’s *Breakfast in America*—VG+/EX condition. Honestly, finding an old pressing like this that isn't beat to hell is a total win. It sounds absolutely massive. There's just something about that classic production that hits different when you're sitting in your living room with a drink in hand. Definitely a staple for the collection. $10
Just picked up a copy of Supertramp's *Paris*—it's in really solid shape, sitting right at that EX/VG+ sweet spot for both the sleeve and the wax itself. Honestly, finding these older pressings without some massive surface noise or a busted corner is getting harder by the day. It’s one of those albums that just sounds massive when you actually give it the room to breathe on a good setup. Definitely a killer addition to the collection. $10
Tina Turner, *Private Dancer* (EX/EX) $6.75
Just picked up a copy of Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s *Rust Never Sleeps*—it’s sitting at a solid VG with some tape on the sleeve, but the wax itself is a beautiful VG+. Honestly, if you don't have this one spinning in your collection, what are you even doing? It’s such a raw, essential listen. Every time I drop the needle, I’m transported back to that gritty, unpolished energy that only Neil can pull off. It’s one of those records that just feels alive. $10
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***PROG ROCK, FUSION***
Just picked up this Fiori - Séguin – Deux Cents Nuits À L'Heure pressing from Canada. It’s sitting at an EX-/EX grade—honestly, for a record this old, it’s looking pretty mint. Definitely one of those gems you stumble upon and realize you just had to have it. $6.75
Hillage, Steve – L VG/VG $3.25
IQ – Nomzamo (US) EX-/EX $10
Just picked up a copy of Nektar’s *Down To Earth*—VG+/VG+ condition—and man, I’m still just sitting here letting the needle do its thing. It’s one of those records that really makes you appreciate why prog rock had such a massive grip on the psyche back in the day. There’s this specific kind of atmospheric weight to it that you just don't hear much in modern production; everything feels so intentional, so layered, yet somehow totally organic. It reminded me of this one rainy Tuesday back in Seattle when I spent about four hours just staring at the ceiling, listening to old Floyd imports and trying to figure out if I actually wanted to be an astronaut or just a guy who owns a lot of synthesizers. This album hits that exact same frequency. It’s got that perfect balance of being technically mind-blowing without feeling like the musicians are just showing off for the sake of their egos. The pressing I grabbed is holding up beautifully, too. For a record that’s seen some mileage, the audio clarity is surprisingly crisp—no obnoxious pops or clicks cutting through the ambient swells. If you haven't spent some quality time with this one, you're honestly missing out on a serious mood setter. Definitely worth the spin. $3.25
Just picked up a copy of *Shakti With John McLaughlin* on vinyl—grading it at a solid VG+/VG+. Honestly, if you haven't sat down with this one yet, you're missing out on some serious musical wizardry. It’s one of those records where you just have to shut everything else off, pour a drink, and let the musicianship wash over you. The interplay between McLaughlin and the rest of the group is just... chef's kiss. It's got that incredible, intricate energy that makes most modern fusion sound like background noise in a Starbucks. Definitely a centerpiece for the collection. $6.75
Sky – Sky 2 (US) EX-/EX/EX $10
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So, I’ve been diving deep into the weeds lately—just falling down these massive rabbit holes of post-punk, goth, indie, experimental, and industrial stuff. It’s one of those moods where you just want to wrap yourself in layers of distorted bass and moody synths, you know? There’s something about that specific sonic grit—that raw, unpolished feeling—that hits different when you're just hanging out at home, maybe staring out a window while it rains in Seattle or something. It’s not exactly "background music" for a sunny day at the beach; it’s more like the soundtrack for those late-night drives through a dimly lit city when everything feels a bit surreal. I was listening to some old-school industrial tracks the other night—the kind that feel like they were recorded in a basement in Detroit—and it got me thinking about how much the "alternative" label has shifted over the decades. Back in the day, finding this stuff felt like being part of a secret club, whereas now, thanks to the internet, everyone’s a little bit into it. But even with all the algorithms, that specific, dark, experimental edge is hard to replicate. It’s a vibe, really. Just a whole atmosphere of beautiful, intentional noise.
Just picked up a copy of the Blake Babies' *Nicely, Nicely*—it’s an EX+ to NM kind of find, honestly. If you haven't spent much time with this one, you're missing out on some seriously great indie rock vibes. It’s got that perfect blend of jangly guitars and raw energy that just hits different when the pressing is this clean. Definitely a solid addition to the collection. $50
So, I finally managed to snag some Fish EX/NM from the Bomb Party stash—and man, let me tell you, the adrenaline rush is real. It’s one of those things where you think, "Okay, it's just a little hobby," and then suddenly you're staring at a screen or a package like your life depends on it. I was thinking back to when I used to collect vintage trading cards back in the day—nothing huge, just some stuff I picked up at local shops in Chicago—but this hits different. There's just something about that hunt for the near-mint stuff that gets under your skin. You spend all this time eyeing the listings, weighing the odds, and praying you don't end up with something that looks like it went through a blender. Anyway, if anyone else is deep in the trenches with these, let me know how your pulls have been lately. I feel like I'm either hitting the jackpot or getting absolutely fleeced, there isn't much middle ground. Just a bit of a rollercoaster, really. $17
So, I finally sat down to revisit some old-school industrial classics—specifically that Cabaret Voltaire record, *The Covenant, The Sword And The Arm Of The Lord*. Man, looking back at this stuff hits different. It’s got that raw, jagged edge that just doesn't seem to exist in modern production anymore. You know that feeling when you listen to something and it feels like it was recorded in a basement in Chicago during a thunderstorm? That's this. It’s heavy, sure, but it’s more than just noise—it’s got this unsettling, almost prophetic atmosphere about it. It reminds me of those late-night sessions I used to pull back in my college days, just sitting around with a few friends, listening to weird experimental tracks and trying to make sense of the chaos. There's a certain grit here that stays with you. If you haven't given it a spin lately, it might be worth digging out of your archives just to feel that specific kind of tension again. $17
Cecilia ± – The Flip Side of this EX+/NM Copy $33
So, I was looking at the numbers for the latest EX/NM round—and yeah, they’re pretty fat. Honestly, it’s kind of wild when you sit down and actually crunch them. It reminds me of that one time back in Chicago when I thought I had my budget totally dialed in, only to realize I’d completely miscalculated the overhead on a side project. You think you’ve got a handle on things, and then—boom—reality hits you right in the face. Anyway, regarding these figures, we’re definitely hitting those targets. It’s a solid outcome, though maybe a bit more aggressive than what some people were expecting. I'm keeping an eye on how this shifts the momentum for the next quarter, because if this trend holds, we aren't just hitting benchmarks—we're blowing past them. Just gotta stay level-headed about it. $17
So, I finally got my hands on this EX-/EX- copy of Gene Loves Jezebel’s *Discover* here in the States—and man, let me tell you, the condition is actually pretty decent for something that's been floating around the vinyl scene for this long. You know how it goes with these older pressings; half the time you buy an "excellent" copy, it looks like someone used it as a coaster for a lukewarm coffee in a basement in Chicago. But this one? It's surprisingly clean. I remember catching a similar vibe back when I was hanging out in Seattle in the late 80s—that specific blend of post-punk energy mixed with something just a little more melodic and polished. It’s that exact sound that makes this record such a trip to revisit. It’s got that driving, moody atmosphere that hits different when you're listening solo on a rainy Tuesday night. If you've been hunting for a solid copy of this one to add to the collection without dealing with a bunch of surface noise or sleeve damage, this is definitely worth the look. Just a solid, soulful slice of that era. $17
Just picked up this Hecke, Rudolf piece—*Naked And Still Hungry*. It’s an EX/NM copy, which honestly feels like a steal given how much these are moving lately. There's just something about the way he captures that raw, unpolished energy... it hits different when you actually have it sitting on your shelf instead of just staring at a digital scan. Definitely one for the permanent collection. $27
Kelly, Paul And The Messengers – Gossip EX-/EX $17
Naked Prey – Live In Tucson EX/EX $17
Play Dead ‎– Into The Fire (US) EX/EX $27
Shiva Burlesque ‎– Mercury Blues (US) NM/NM $33
Tangerine Dream – Exit VG+/NM $13
To Damascus – Succumb EX/NM $33
Universal Musik Noise – Schizophrenia NM/NM $50
XTC ‎– Go 2 VG/VG+ $6.75
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***POP, POWER-POP, SYNTH-POP, NEW WAVE, FUNK, '80s***
ABBA – Super Trouper VG+/VG+ $3.25
ABBA ‎– Voulez-Vous (US) VG+/EX $13
Abdul, Paula ‎– Forever Your Girl (US) NM/NM $3.25
Benatar, Pat – Invincible 12" (US) EX-/EX $3.25
Cheung, Leslie ‎– Hot Summer NM/NM $33
Classix Nouveaux - Night People VG+/EX (US) $13
Classix Nouveaux ‎– Night People EX-/VG+ $6.75
Classix Nouveaux ‎– La Verité VG+/VG+ $6.75
Depeche Mode ‎– Speak & Spell EX/EX $17
Depeche Mode - Construction time again EX-/EX $17
Erasure ‎– Wild EX-/EX- $6.75
Eurythmics ‎– Sweet Dreams VG+/VG+ $6.75
Eurythmics ‎– Touch EX-/EX $6.75
Eurythmics - 1984 (For The Love Of Big Brother) EX/NM $10
Fixx ‎– Reach The Beach (US) NM/NM $17
Fools ‎– Sold Out +7" promo (US) EX/EX $17
Idol, Billy ‎– Rebel Yell EX-/EX $13
Idol, Billy - Whiplash smile EX-/EX $6.75
Les Negresses Vertes – Famille Nombreuse (US) EX/EX $27
Newton-John, Olivia ‎– Totally Hot VG+/VG+ $3.25
O'Sullivan, Gilbert ‎– I'm A Writer, Not A Fighter EX-/NM $3.25
Prince And The Revolution - Parade EX/EX $13
Ray, Cecilia – Cecilia Ray (US) EX-/EX- $10
Sayer, Leo – Thunder In My Heart (US) NM/NM $3.25
Sha-Na-Na ‎– Shanana (Hot Sox) NM/NM $33
Sha-Na-Na ‎– Shanana (Hot Sox) EX/NM $17
Sha Na Na ‎– Rock 'N' Roll Is Here To Stay NM/NM $33
Simple Minds - Live In The City Of Light VG+/EX $10
Simple Minds - Once upon a time EX/EX $10
Stranglers ‎– 10 VG+/EX $6.75
Talk Talk ‎– It's My Life (US) VG+/VG+ $10
Talking Heads - The lady don't mind 12" EX/EX $10
Tears For Fears ‎– The Hurting (US) VG+/VG+ $10
Tears For Fears ‎– Songs From The Big Chair EX-/NM $10
Ultravox ‎– Quartet EX-/EX $6.75
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***ELECTRONIC, HARDCORE, HOUSE***
Astralasia ‎– High Planes Drifter 12" EX-/EX $3.25
Astralasia ‎– High Planes Drifter 12" EX-/EX $3.25
Atomium - Speedy Gonzales 12" VG+/VG+ $3.25
Mazi & Chris Udoh ‎– This Planet 12" $3.25
Philadelphia Five – Heaven 12" EX/NM $3.25
Shock Therapy – Cancer EX/NM $17
Wasteland ‎– Ibiza VG+/VG $3.25
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***JAZZ***
Garner, Errol - King of piano jazz EX/EX $20
Miller, Glenn Et Son Orchestre - Glenn Miller's Originals EX/EX $17
Miller, Glenn ‎– I Grandi Del Jazz - Registrazione Originale 1937 / 1942 EX/VG+ $10
Mills Brothers ‎– Mills Brothers EX-/EX $6.75
Ray, Johnnie – Johnnie Ray's Greatest Hits EX/EX- $6.75
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***CHANSOM, FRENCH POP-ROCK***
Bécaud, Gilbert – C'est En Septembre EX-/EX $10
Caillat, Jean-Louis ‎– Face À Face EX/EX $17
Distel, Sacha - Succes En Or EX/NM 80
Fernandel ‎– Le Retour De Don Camilo VG+/VG+ $33
Mathieu, Mireille - Olympia VG+/VG+ $10
Mouskouri, Nana - White Rose Of Athens NM/NM $17
Nicaul, Roger - Succes En Or EX/EX $17
Piaf, Edith - Mon Légionnaire EX/NM $17
Reggiani, Serge - Album N° 2 - Bobino EX/NM 50
Salvador, Henri ‎– Salvador S'Amuse (1st French) EX-/VG++ $33
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***REGGAE, FOLK, WORLD, COUNTRY, SOUL, EASY LISTENING***
6 Cylinder - 6 Cylinder VG+/VG+ $6.75
Blanco, Hugo – Tropicana (US) VG+/VG+ $6.75
Constanze prasentiert WOGA WOLGA (US) VG+/EX- $27
De Wayne Fulton ‎– An Evening At The Warehouse Restaurant VG/VG $6.75
Doga, Evgenij - Cigani lete u nebo Soundtrack (US, 1977) EX/EX $27
Domingo, Placido - Be My Love EX/NM $6.75
Doukissa Fotara - Doukissa VG+/VG+ $6.75
Ein Festival in Lederhosen EX/EX ???
Golden Gate Quartet – Get On Board With VG/G+ $6.75
Golden Gate Quartet ‎– The Best Of The Golden Gate Quartet EX+/NM/NM $13
Hall, Joe&The Continental Drift - On The Avenue EX/NM $17
Lowe, James – My Movin' Soul EX-/NM $3.25
Mantovani, Rawicz I Landauer–Muzika Iz Filmova EX/EX $3.25
Martin, George And His Orchestra ‎– London By George EX-/EX- $17
McLauchlan, Murray ‎– Midnight Break (US Pressing) NM/NM $17
Musique folklorique du monde TAHITI (US Import) EX-/EX- $17
N. Nikolopoulos Bouzouki Orchestra- Bouzouki Sounds NM/NM $10
PILAROVA, EVA - Zpiva Eva Pilarova (US Release, 1969) EX-/EX+ $27
Pure Prairie League ‎– Firin' Up VG+/NM $6.75
Reluctant Stereotypes ‎– The Label (US Indie) EX-/EX- $10
Rk Veulpoepers Bv - Een Frisse Wind VG+/EX $6.75
Rodriguez, Jose Luis - Dueño De Nada EX/EX $10
Rogers, Kenny ‎– Lady EX/EX $10
Streisand, Barbara - My Name Is Barbra EX/EX $10
Trio de Santa Cruz ‎– Trio De Santa Cruz 10" (US Pressing) VG+/VG+ $10
Twitty, Conway ‎– Conway (US Pressing) VG+/NM $6.75

restlessdrifter692 said:absolute masterpiece, had to grab it... now I gotta flip it.😬

Exactly. A straight 10/10. If I weren't looking to trade right now, I'd be holding onto it. You happen to have a Within the Prophecy LP for sale?

LP:
White Almonds - US VG/VG+ 70
WHAT THE HELL WAS I LOOKING for in you? - US G+/G 70
INDEXES - US VG/G+ first pressing 80

ruggedorca23 said:Sure, they're a clean 10/10. If I had them, I'd be trading right now. Don't you happen to have some Prophecy LP for sale?

Sadly, I don't, otherwise I'd be making moves right now. 😁

Country of Origin/Sleeve/Media
Kiss – Live! signed by Dražen 🙂 US/VG/VG+ $17
Kiss – Bez dlake na jeziku US/VG/VG+ $17
Kiss – Oh, what a love! US/VG/VG+ $17
The Blasters – Live at The Venue London US/VG/VG+ $13
Motörhead – Iron Fist US/VG/VG $17
Motörhead – Another Perfect Day US/VG+/VG++ $20
Motörhead – Ace of Spades US/VG/VG $17
Ennio Morricone – Film Music 1966-1987 2LP US/VG+/VG++ $20
Dinosaur Jr. – You're Living All Over Me US/M/M $50
The Nails – Mood Swing US/VG+/VG+ $40
Laki Pingvini – 12" 45 "Shizika" US/VG/VG+ $20
Sonic Youth – Goo US/VG+/VG++ $33
Rod Stewart – The Rock Album US/VG+/VG+ $10
Texas – Southside US/VG/VG+ $10
Saxon – Strong Arm of the Law UK/VG/VG+ $17
Vangelis – Mask US/VG+/VG++ $17
Suicide – Suicide UK/VG+/VG $30

Metallica Death Magnetic box set

Includes 12 CDs and 1 DVD, covering everything from the early demos through to their penultimate studio album. It comes with a substantial 68-page booklet. This is currently out of print and was limited to just 2,000 copies; this particular unit is number 0043. Freshly removed from the shrink wrap, inspected, and completely unplayed. Asking $500...

Spine discipline/kitsch: everything is new:

Glad you aren't feeling the Helidon 170 vibe,
I'll take the Helidon 180 any day!
I think I see myself on CCTV 60
Heavy bass blues 60

Both American $110, both British $33, all four $133.

Vinyl from Šarlo Akrobata, all vintage stuff:

"Ona se budi/Mali čovek" VG/G+ 90 (sleeve repaired with Scotch tape)
"Bistriji ili tuplji čovek biva kad..." G+/P 80 (sleeve pretty beat up and written on, no insert)

Both for $50. Can send photos upon request.