Wow that flea market has a better selection than most record Stores!! Awesome pickups, Tommy Bolin was awesome, Motley Crue does a killer rendition of Teaser! 👍🤘🤘
Most record stores are owned by lazy people. A lot of those flea market guys constantly go out everyday looking for new stock, they don’t wait for it to come to them.
Don't worry cause you're not the only one to put back a great album and then seeing someone else walking off with it. Great stuff and thanks for sharing.
I know a bit of MD but I’m not an expert by any means… If the prices were better I would have been able to experiment with some blind buys but I wasn’t going to spend too much on records I didn’t know.
There were a lot of really good albums there Rod. Some of them I had and some I didn’t. I wish I could’ve bought them all! But at their prices, it wouldn’t have been wise. Some other time. Thanks for watching my friend!
Nice tour of the flea market and quite an impressive collection of amazing records! You need that UFO Obsession album! I didn't see what the price was, but if you are wondering, it was released during their best years and I think it's their best album even if it doesn't get recognized for being such a great album. Glad you finally got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps, one of my favorite Neil Young albums. I always thought Tommy Bolin did a great job with Deep Purple, it's too bad the band decided to disband after "Come Taste the Band" was released, it was the only DP album Bolin was on since he died shortly after that.
I’ll be on the lookout for Obsession Mike. All the prices were on the high side but some really great stuff. I don’t really know Come Taste the Band so I’ll have to watch for it too since I enjoy that Teaser album.
@@StylusMeetsVinyl Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of Come Taste the Band, but I was quite impressed with Bolin's participation in it which I think it is the highlight of the entire album. With that line up that included David Coverdale, they were attempting to incorporate r&b and soul into Deep Purple, but I don't think it worked that well for them, but Bolin is great on the record.
Hey Chris, good video. I always enjoy these out and about style videos. There was a great selection of records, shame the prices were quite high for what they were. But glad you managed to pick up some good records. enjoy spinning.
Great selection there! Flea markets around here don’t even come close to that sort of selection. Hell, the used bins at my local record shop aren’t as good! But yeah! Those prices are a bit over the top eh. Enjoy!
Yes the selection is exceptional! Prices not so much, but if you look long enough you can find some good deals. If only all flea markets had this kind of selection!
Good finds you were looking at the cream wheels of fire , great album, and there was a buffalo springfield album and ten years after, and Rush exit stage left, lynyrd skynyrd nothing is easy, canned heat as well, and Zappa...plus i could not make out the prices.
There were so many great selections to chose from! I could have really experimented with a few of them, but the prices weren’t great. Some were very over priced. But the conditions on them were all very good, so there were some deals to be found. Thanks for the comment!
Hi Chris! Those prices looked very inflated when you were skimming through the records. I have Rust Never Sleeps among many other Neil Young albums. I hope they didn't rob you blind. ✌
They were definitely inflated Mike. I had to choose wisely. I found three different copies of Rust Never Sleeps though so I was able to pick the best one. Thanks for watching!
LOL........too funny. I picked the same bunch of records as you, but on Saturday. Ya....very pricey. Did you see the Beach Boys-Pet Sounds, sealed, for $35.00? If it was ten bucks cheaper I would have gotten it.
Small world! I saw it Terry. It tempted me for sure but I had the same thought as you and passed on it. I’ve had some luck at that booth before but there weren’t too many deals to be had.
Those flea market prices are outrageous. $25 for a George Thorogood LP, $15 for a Thank God It's Friday soundtrack, these are $2 records. $40 for a $5 Tom Petty album, disgusting... Even $50 for Pink Floyd Umaguma, that is stupidly expensive. Criminal shit. Why shop there?. No bargains 😂... I have had a store for 20 plus years, 30 dealing records, I know what's what. Vintage malls and flea markets appear to be temples of crime.
I agree with you. Unfortunately for me, I live in a remote area and there is only 1 record store here. The next closest is nearly a 2 hour drive from that. So there’s only one place to shop for records. This flea market is about a 30 minute drive from me and yes, the prices are horrible, but they have a good selection of records. I still like shopping there occasionally to hunt for any deals to be had. There are also other booths there too with records but this one that I show in this video has the best selection of records. Unfortunately when supply is low and demand is increasing, these flea market record sellers can jack up the price and there’s not much we can do about it! Thanks for watching though and for the comment.
@@StylusMeetsVinyl fair enough, I live in Leeds in the UK, it's a decent sized city with six or seven stores and regular record shows etc. Some cool records there, just no competition. I see that in rural UK areas too.
I’ve heard a fair bit of collectors mention this happening to them. Thankfully it hasn’t happened to me. I have all of my records catalogued in Discogs and I will reference the app on my phone when I’m digging to make sure I don’t already have the record. It helps that I only have 350 records and was able to really dive in and enter them all to Discogs during the pandemic when record stores weren’t open.
I guess I flip to the back to see the rest of the album art work and read some of the liner details and track listing. And the video was sped up for time and some price tags aren’t legible, sorry. I was filming a bit conspicuously. And yeah I guess it’s considered an Antique Mall, as I am being told, however the sign outside says Flea Market so that’s what I call it! Thanks for stopping by.
That's an ANTIQUE MALL, not a flea market. Flea markets are outdoors and are made up of people coming in with their things to sell in trucks and cars. And they should be able to accept negotiations on prices. Antique malls are "You want it? That's the price."
I’m not sure what to tell you. According to the sign outside the building, it’s a Flea Market. 🤷♂️ This place is open year-round, and it’s in Northern Ontario. It has to be indoors as it’s cold and snowy half the year up here.
Flea markets are usually indoor building with some having summer outdoor vendors. In the past few years the outdoor vendors have increased their prices. They used to have real bargain prices items.
Wow that flea market has a better selection than most record Stores!! Awesome pickups, Tommy Bolin was awesome, Motley Crue does a killer rendition of Teaser! 👍🤘🤘
That’s awesome. I’ll check it out! Thanks for stopping by Aaron! 🤘
Most record stores are owned by lazy people. A lot of those flea market guys constantly go out everyday looking for new stock, they don’t wait for it to come to them.
Don't worry cause you're not the only one to put back a great album and then seeing someone else walking off with it. Great stuff and thanks for sharing.
Truly a horrible feeling! But yes, we have all been there. Thanks for watching!
That's a great Neil Young album! I'm glad you found some things that weren't overpriced!
Me too! Lots of good stuff but not bargain prices.
Looks like a great local flea market, you had some nice finds there! Loved the video!
Thanks :) There’s certainly a lot of selection there!
Hey Chris. I dont usually dig for records at flea markets, however I did that very thing today. Going to make a video of my finds.
Hey Rob, nice! Looking forward to seeing how it went for you!
@@StylusMeetsVinyl it went pretty good.
Whoa!!! You went past that Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall pretty quick! 🙂
I know a bit of MD but I’m not an expert by any means… If the prices were better I would have been able to experiment with some blind buys but I wasn’t going to spend too much on records I didn’t know.
@@StylusMeetsVinyl I hear you there, man!
Firstly, that flea market has better stuff than both my local record stores here in Australia.
Secondly, the prices are just as outrageous 😮
I know! It’s pretty shocking…
@@StylusMeetsVinyl
As long as people keep paying the outrageous prices, they'll continue to price things outrageously
You’re absolutely right. I hope it evens out soon.
really enjoyed the video. I saw some good ones you probably already have. the last album you showed is one I have never seen.
There were a lot of really good albums there Rod. Some of them I had and some I didn’t. I wish I could’ve bought them all! But at their prices, it wouldn’t have been wise. Some other time. Thanks for watching my friend!
Killer flea market! ELO rules! Nice haircut too!
Haha thanks Sam!
Nice tour of the flea market and quite an impressive collection of amazing records! You need that UFO Obsession album! I didn't see what the price was, but if you are wondering, it was released during their best years and I think it's their best album even if it doesn't get recognized for being such a great album. Glad you finally got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps, one of my favorite Neil Young albums. I always thought Tommy Bolin did a great job with Deep Purple, it's too bad the band decided to disband after "Come Taste the Band" was released, it was the only DP album Bolin was on since he died shortly after that.
I’ll be on the lookout for Obsession Mike. All the prices were on the high side but some really great stuff. I don’t really know Come Taste the Band so I’ll have to watch for it too since I enjoy that Teaser album.
@@StylusMeetsVinyl Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of Come Taste the Band, but I was quite impressed with Bolin's participation in it which I think it is the highlight of the entire album. With that line up that included David Coverdale, they were attempting to incorporate r&b and soul into Deep Purple, but I don't think it worked that well for them, but Bolin is great on the record.
Good to know. Thanks for your input Mike!
You've gone viral!
Haha, have I?
That is a flea market miracle
It’s got some really great selection, unfortunately the prices are quite high.
Hey Chris, good video. I always enjoy these out and about style videos. There was a great selection of records, shame the prices were quite high for what they were. But glad you managed to pick up some good records. enjoy spinning.
Thanks Grant! I’m hoping the prices at this booth don’t go any higher. I used to find some good deals there.
Great selection there! Flea markets around here don’t even come close to that sort of selection. Hell, the used bins at my local record shop aren’t as good!
But yeah! Those prices are a bit over the top eh.
Enjoy!
Yes the selection is exceptional! Prices not so much, but if you look long enough you can find some good deals. If only all flea markets had this kind of selection!
Good finds you were looking at the cream wheels of fire , great album, and there was a buffalo springfield album and ten years after,
and Rush exit stage left, lynyrd skynyrd nothing is easy, canned heat as well, and Zappa...plus i could not make out the prices.
There were so many great selections to chose from! I could have really experimented with a few of them, but the prices weren’t great. Some were very over priced. But the conditions on them were all very good, so there were some deals to be found. Thanks for the comment!
Good morning everyone
Was that price tag $80 for the debut Sabbath album? Nice to see you got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps.
Good eye Brian. It was a reissue and wasn’t in excellent shape. Some of the prices were very interesting.
Hi Chris! Those prices looked very inflated when you were skimming through the records. I have Rust Never Sleeps among many other Neil Young albums. I hope they didn't rob you blind. ✌
They were definitely inflated Mike. I had to choose wisely. I found three different copies of Rust Never Sleeps though so I was able to pick the best one. Thanks for watching!
@@StylusMeetsVinyl Glad you got a good copy.
LOL........too funny. I picked the same bunch of records as you, but on Saturday. Ya....very pricey. Did you see the Beach Boys-Pet Sounds, sealed, for $35.00? If it was ten bucks cheaper I would have gotten it.
Small world! I saw it Terry. It tempted me for sure but I had the same thought as you and passed on it. I’ve had some luck at that booth before but there weren’t too many deals to be had.
Those flea market prices are outrageous. $25 for a George Thorogood LP, $15 for a Thank God It's Friday soundtrack, these are $2 records. $40 for a $5 Tom Petty album, disgusting... Even $50 for Pink Floyd Umaguma, that is stupidly expensive. Criminal shit. Why shop there?. No bargains 😂... I have had a store for 20 plus years, 30 dealing records, I know what's what. Vintage malls and flea markets appear to be temples of crime.
I agree with you. Unfortunately for me, I live in a remote area and there is only 1 record store here. The next closest is nearly a 2 hour drive from that. So there’s only one place to shop for records. This flea market is about a 30 minute drive from me and yes, the prices are horrible, but they have a good selection of records. I still like shopping there occasionally to hunt for any deals to be had. There are also other booths there too with records but this one that I show in this video has the best selection of records. Unfortunately when supply is low and demand is increasing, these flea market record sellers can jack up the price and there’s not much we can do about it! Thanks for watching though and for the comment.
@@StylusMeetsVinyl fair enough, I live in Leeds in the UK, it's a decent sized city with six or seven stores and regular record shows etc.
Some cool records there, just no competition. I see that in rural UK areas too.
RHCP Return Of The Dream Cantine from the last year on flea market? What will Flea say?
😂 It’s a crying shame!
Where is this place?? I could drop some serious cash.there! Theres some serious good finds there.
Who else passed up on a record thinking that you already had it just to realize later that you didn't?
I’ve heard a fair bit of collectors mention this happening to them. Thankfully it hasn’t happened to me. I have all of my records catalogued in Discogs and I will reference the app on my phone when I’m digging to make sure I don’t already have the record. It helps that I only have 350 records and was able to really dive in and enter them all to Discogs during the pandemic when record stores weren’t open.
Like #96! Will we make the 100??
Lol. Thanks for the support!
Why do you look at back?how can we see sticker if you go quick and dont pan.not flea market,mall.yellow reprise?also rollin like bolin
I guess I flip to the back to see the rest of the album art work and read some of the liner details and track listing. And the video was sped up for time and some price tags aren’t legible, sorry. I was filming a bit conspicuously. And yeah I guess it’s considered an Antique Mall, as I am being told, however the sign outside says Flea Market so that’s what I call it! Thanks for stopping by.
Which flea market is that ?
The Great Northern Flea Market.
@@StylusMeetsVinyl oh 6 hours from Toronto 🤣🤣
Lol yep. It’s a hike! But only about 35 minutes from me.
Niel Young screwed over Geffen Records. .
I haven’t heard about that?
@@StylusMeetsVinyl they held He to a Record Deal . So He put out stinker after Stinker till ley finally Released Him from His Contract
@@victorbloom8286 Actually, they didn't release him from his contract, at first. At first they sued him for not making "representative" music.
Neil Young always goes against the grain.
That's an ANTIQUE MALL, not a flea market. Flea markets are outdoors and are made up of people coming in with their things to sell in trucks and cars. And they should be able to accept negotiations on prices. Antique malls are "You want it? That's the price."
I’m not sure what to tell you. According to the sign outside the building, it’s a Flea Market. 🤷♂️
This place is open year-round, and it’s in Northern Ontario. It has to be indoors as it’s cold and snowy half the year up here.
Flea markets are usually indoor building with some having summer outdoor vendors. In the past few years the outdoor vendors have increased their prices. They used to have real bargain prices items.
Where is this place?? I could drop some serious cash.there! Theres some serious good finds there.
About 5 hours North of Toronto. The Great Northern Flea Market. The selection is pretty wild!