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Thread started 12/10/04 4:45am

DavidEye

Does anyone still buy vinyl albums? I went to a used record store and this is what I bought...

The Commodores 'Caught In The Act'
The Commodores 'Natural High'
The Commodores 'Midnight Magic'
The Commodores 'Heroes'
The Commodores 'In The Pocket'
Stevie Wonder 'Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants'
Rick James 'Bustin Out Of L 7'
Rick James 'Garden Of Love'



Some of these records are still factory sealed ('Heroes' by The Commodores and the two Rick James albums),but the other ones are used.I bought these particular albums because most of them aren't even available on CD.Shame on Motown for not releasing the classic Commodores albums on CD!


Has anyone else been to a used record store lately? Am I the only one who is still buying vinyl? LOL.
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Reply #1 posted 12/10/04 4:52am

TheRealFiness

Hellooooo wave
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Reply #2 posted 12/10/04 4:53am

TheRealFiness

DavidEye said:

The Commodores 'Caught In The Act'
The Commodores 'Natural High'
The Commodores 'Midnight Magic'
The Commodores 'Heroes'
The Commodores 'In The Pocket'
Stevie Wonder 'Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants'
Rick James 'Bustin Out Of L 7'
Rick James 'Garden Of Love'



Some of these records are still factory sealed ('Heroes' by The Commodores and the two Rick James albums),but the other ones are used.I bought these particular albums because most of them aren't even available on CD.Shame on Motown for not releasing the classic Commodores albums on CD!


Has anyone else been to a used record store lately? Am I the only one who is still buying vinyl? LOL.


how much each man?..
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Reply #3 posted 12/10/04 4:58am

DavidEye

TheRealFiness said:

DavidEye said:

The Commodores 'Caught In The Act'
The Commodores 'Natural High'
The Commodores 'Midnight Magic'
The Commodores 'Heroes'
The Commodores 'In The Pocket'
Stevie Wonder 'Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants'
Rick James 'Bustin Out Of L 7'
Rick James 'Garden Of Love'



Some of these records are still factory sealed ('Heroes' by The Commodores and the two Rick James albums),but the other ones are used.I bought these particular albums because most of them aren't even available on CD.Shame on Motown for not releasing the classic Commodores albums on CD!


Has anyone else been to a used record store lately? Am I the only one who is still buying vinyl? LOL.


how much each man?..



The most expensive record was the Stevie Wonder 2-LP set.That cost $5.99,but it's in mint condition.

The two Rick James albums were only $4.00,not bad considering they're still factory-sealed (brand new).

The Commodore albums were each about $1.98.'Heroes' was factory-sealed so it was a few dollars more.
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Reply #4 posted 12/10/04 5:00am

TheRealFiness

DavidEye said:

TheRealFiness said:



how much each man?..



The most expensive record was the Stevie Wonder 2-LP set.That cost $5.99,but it's in mint condition.

The two Rick James albums were only $4.00,not bad considering they're still factory-sealed (brand new).

The Commodore albums were each about $1.98.'Heroes' was factory-sealed so it was a few dollars more.



not a bad deal man... not a bad deal at all..we got quite a few used record stores here,gonna frequent em more as soon as i get the chance,
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Reply #5 posted 12/10/04 5:03am

DavidEye

TheRealFiness said:

DavidEye said:




The most expensive record was the Stevie Wonder 2-LP set.That cost $5.99,but it's in mint condition.

The two Rick James albums were only $4.00,not bad considering they're still factory-sealed (brand new).

The Commodore albums were each about $1.98.'Heroes' was factory-sealed so it was a few dollars more.



not a bad deal man... not a bad deal at all..we got quite a few used record stores here,gonna frequent em more as soon as i get the chance,



Any particular albums you're looking for?
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Reply #6 posted 12/10/04 5:04am

TheRealFiness

DavidEye said:

TheRealFiness said:




not a bad deal man... not a bad deal at all..we got quite a few used record stores here,gonna frequent em more as soon as i get the chance,



Any particular albums you're looking for?



quite a few actually... just woke up not to long ago,so lemme get my brain started smile ...mumblin ( a brotha trynna get used to AZ time) smile
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Reply #7 posted 12/10/04 5:05am

DavidEye

TheRealFiness said:

DavidEye said:




Any particular albums you're looking for?



quite a few actually... just woke up not to long ago,so lemme get my brain started smile ...mumblin ( a brotha trynna get used to AZ time) smile



Better get your morning coffee wink
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Reply #8 posted 12/10/04 5:15am

TheRealFiness

DavidEye said:

TheRealFiness said:




quite a few actually... just woke up not to long ago,so lemme get my brain started smile ...mumblin ( a brotha trynna get used to AZ time) smile



Better get your morning coffee wink



sheeeeeit think i aint when i am? smile
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Reply #9 posted 12/10/04 5:19am

DavidEye

I'm gonna go back this weekend and pick up these three albums...

The O'Jays 'Family Reunion'
Chic (debut album)
Rick James 'Glow'



I have the Ojays album on CD,but I still want the vinyl for some reason lol

I never heard Chic's first album and it's not available on CD.

'Glow' is not on CD either.
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Reply #10 posted 12/10/04 5:30am

pulpfictionfan

Shit yeah! Anytime i happen to see one i wanna get, i buy it.

Nothing like the crackle of vinyl.... Too bad i was born a couple of years before compact disc became the new big thing.
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Reply #11 posted 12/10/04 5:34am

DavidEye

pulpfictionfan said:

Shit yeah! Anytime i happen to see one i wanna get, i buy it.

Nothing like the crackle of vinyl



nod another thing I love about vinyl albums (as opposed to CDs) is the album package itself.I like the huge album cover,the gatefold (on some albums),the large photos,the printed lyric sheet,etc.In the CD era,all you really get is a little booklet.
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Reply #12 posted 12/10/04 6:06am

raveon2tnek

i think it was in the movie "the rock" nicholas cage's character said something bout vinyl sounding better than cd and i totally agree.
still collect vinyl,my fave records are on vinyl!
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Reply #13 posted 12/10/04 6:37am

TheRealFiness

i recently replaced an Original Andrea true Connection album.. for 1.99 when ive seen this album go for at least 25-50.00 smile and thats one thats opened smile and its not a re-issue smile
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Reply #14 posted 12/10/04 6:40am

DavidEye

TheRealFiness said:

i recently replaced an Original Andrea true Connection album.. for 1.99 when ive seen this album go for at least 25-50.00 smile and thats one thats opened smile and its not a re-issue smile


I have the Andrea True Connection vinyl album from 1976,the one that includes "More,More,More".Buddha Records.

Several weeks ago,I picked up a vinyl copy of the 1976 Tavares album 'Sky High'.I had never heard it before,and I was blown away! No filler.


lol we're gonna have to go shopping together someday,and visit all the used record stores,lol.
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Reply #15 posted 12/10/04 6:42am

tommysoul

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I buy vinyl albums all the time.

I try to get everything I want made before 1990 on vinyl, and everything after that, on cd. Except Tom Waits. He's an artist that I have to have the vinyl albums.
I woke up sunday morning with no way to hold my head that didn't hurt
and the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad so I had one more for dessert
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Reply #16 posted 12/10/04 6:43am

TheRealFiness

DavidEye said:

TheRealFiness said:

i recently replaced an Original Andrea true Connection album.. for 1.99 when ive seen this album go for at least 25-50.00 smile and thats one thats opened smile and its not a re-issue smile


I have the Andrea True Connection vinyl album from 1976,the one that includes "More,More,More".Buddha Records.

Several weeks ago,I picked up a vinyl copy of the 1976 Tavares album 'Sky High'.I had never heard it before,and I was blown away! No filler.


lol we're gonna have to go shopping together someday,and visit all the used record stores,lol.



maaaaan, that would be a groove and a half..u know the ladies are gonna be goin " look at those 2..my gawd" we gotta make the hookup since im somewhat closer smile
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Reply #17 posted 12/10/04 6:48am

DavidEye

TheRealFiness said:

DavidEye said:



I have the Andrea True Connection vinyl album from 1976,the one that includes "More,More,More".Buddha Records.

Several weeks ago,I picked up a vinyl copy of the 1976 Tavares album 'Sky High'.I had never heard it before,and I was blown away! No filler.


lol we're gonna have to go shopping together someday,and visit all the used record stores,lol.



maaaaan, that would be a groove and a half..u know the ladies are gonna be goin " look at those 2..my gawd" we gotta make the hookup since im somewhat closer smile



nod
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Reply #18 posted 12/10/04 7:23am

CinisterCee

Went diggin' with my friend Wednesday..

Rick James Come Get It
Hell Up In Harlem soundtrack
Bobby Deemo Rap The Night Away (Canadian hiphop circa 1980)
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Reply #19 posted 12/10/04 7:27am

theAudience

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TheRealFiness said:

( a brotha trynna get used to AZ time) smile

eek Whachew doin' there?

Did you take off your rainbow shades?

tA

peace Tribal Disorder

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"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all."
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Reply #20 posted 12/10/04 8:35am

vainandy

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You know it! I shop the one used record store we have here once every few months. I always wait awhile and hope they get something in.
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #21 posted 12/10/04 9:42am

Slave2daGroove

I'm buying vinyl every other weekend but I don't have time to post my finds, there's too many.

Here's a question, what kind of shelving/storage system do you guys use?

I've done the milkcrate thing and that just looks like shit, then I've bought those utility shelves that say they can hold 500 lbs (horseshit)

I'm ready to build something out of Oak that looks good and fits all of my records
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Reply #22 posted 12/10/04 9:45am

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DavidEye said:

TheRealFiness said:



how much each man?..



The most expensive record was the Stevie Wonder 2-LP set.That cost $5.99,but it's in mint condition.

The two Rick James albums were only $4.00,not bad considering they're still factory-sealed (brand new).

The Commodore albums were each about $1.98.'Heroes' was factory-sealed so it was a few dollars more.


How the hell did that happen? Shit. Rick's CDs go for tons of dough on the net (maybe the CDs are rarer).
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Reply #23 posted 12/10/04 10:01am

pkidwell

Love Vinyl! Just got Eminem's new one and The Roots' new one on vinyl so it is nice that some artists still do that. Nothing compares to the sound and the feeling of putting on an lp but I suppose I'm dating myself a bit. Did y'all know that Matt Dillon brings a turntable and his lp collection when he is on a movie set for long periods of time? He's a vinyl junkie. As far as storing them, those record collector magazines have ads for storage units and such. One day I'll do that but for now the milkcrate thing is cool.
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Reply #24 posted 12/10/04 12:09pm

Disorder

I just picked up The Gold Experience &
The Black Album. ME HAPPY!
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Reply #25 posted 12/10/04 2:31pm

TheRealFiness

theAudience said:

TheRealFiness said:

( a brotha trynna get used to AZ time) smile

eek Whachew doin' there?

Did you take off your rainbow shades?

tA

peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm




aww man,i forgot to tell u, i done called AZ home man,moved out here a month ago to help someone out and decided to stay..yanno? smile
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Reply #26 posted 12/10/04 3:26pm

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TheRealFiness said:

theAudience said:


eek Whachew doin' there?

Did you take off your rainbow shades?





aww man,i forgot to tell u, i done called AZ home man,moved out here a month ago to help someone out and decided to stay..yanno? smile

You're a good soul homie. nod

tA

peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm
"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all."
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Reply #27 posted 12/13/04 2:54am

DavidEye

VinnyM27 said:

DavidEye said:




The most expensive record was the Stevie Wonder 2-LP set.That cost $5.99,but it's in mint condition.

The two Rick James albums were only $4.00,not bad considering they're still factory-sealed (brand new).

The Commodore albums were each about $1.98.'Heroes' was factory-sealed so it was a few dollars more.


How the hell did that happen? Shit. Rick's CDs go for tons of dough on the net (maybe the CDs are rarer).



I never buy used albums from places like Ebay.There are numerous used record stores in my area and the prices are GREAT.Currently,I'm looking for his 1979 'Fire It Up' album.I'm sure I'll find a used copy soon.
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Reply #28 posted 12/13/04 2:55am

DavidEye

Slave2daGroove said:

I'm buying vinyl every other weekend but I don't have time to post my finds, there's too many.

Here's a question, what kind of shelving/storage system do you guys use?

I've done the milkcrate thing and that just looks like shit, then I've bought those utility shelves that say they can hold 500 lbs (horseshit)

I'm ready to build something out of Oak that looks good and fits all of my records



For the time being,I keep my vinyl albums in milkcrates,but I'm sure Finess can tell you if there's a better way to store them lol
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Reply #29 posted 12/13/04 5:50am

TheRealFiness

DavidEye said:

Slave2daGroove said:

I'm buying vinyl every other weekend but I don't have time to post my finds, there's too many.

Here's a question, what kind of shelving/storage system do you guys use?

I've done the milkcrate thing and that just looks like shit, then I've bought those utility shelves that say they can hold 500 lbs (horseshit)

I'm ready to build something out of Oak that looks good and fits all of my records



For the time being,I keep my vinyl albums in milkcrates,but I'm sure Finess can tell you if there's a better way to store them lol


yup buy record cases
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