cal tjader: soul burst
the esquires: get on up and get away


yeah i paid ten for each but i do value clean records over warped shyt stains...unless it smells nice!

anybody else have a friday/saturday pickup?

I had Dillinger Escape Plan - Ire Works (on clear red vinyl) and Dosh - Naoise EP in my mailbox yesterday. Plus I scooped some records of a small record shop in town, they didn't wanna have anymore so I got em for free. Just animal noises and a classic Brahms, though *g*

shyt man that always helps, really i cant wait till the summer to hit a few garage sells cuz most cats will c u buying vinyl and give u "damn near free" prices for all of it!

i heart old records

I always look into the 1$ bin but there's really only garbage there. I always think that I'm going to buy like 10 at once just to sample the shit out of them but in the end I'm always like "why would I wanna have a lame 80s pop, christmas or country record in my shelve?" and turn the idea down again *lol*

I've found a lot of rough diamonds in the $1bin.

speakin of dollar bins, here's a nice ill jam i found earlier this week, can't wait to have the time to flip this track:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuERWWAqfEA

i'm a big fan of this ^^ record.

i assume you've all seen this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DooPMMGh71U

yeah that pretty dope. about the 1bins tho, i do dabble in em from time to time but only when i find a rec that doesnt have 8 copies of itself it that very bin

dollar bin records can be dope .

there is a pipe shop record store all records are a dollar, and the same ones are on the rack for 17.99 , just in case you want a good copy.

Lol, what's with the 2000% price difference?

ive seen that before(price diff) but not as xtreme unless its

newborn fuckin baby mint

usually itll be like 2 to 5 bones different. i like clean versions of jazz/soul records from the 60/70s as much as anyone but i cant pay a high dollar for anything from the 80's unless it was original, signed and came with whatever drug they were doing in that time period!

i mostly like dollar bins for wasting time diggin and learnin a little bit, and sometimes you find sick hidden gems like this:



its just nice to dig through shit for a while, and take a few chances on some stuff you don't know about, plus there are usually always some early soul stuff (like some perry como style) thats pretty great for cuttin, usually way too many barbara streisan records where ever i go though

all i buy is dollar bin records, becuase i like them crackly and chudded.

only thing better then a dollar bin is a 50 cent bin dont mean the rapper.