Where to Find Records for CHEAP!
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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Dive into the charming world of unique vinyl record finds as I take you on a tour of local gift boutiques and unexpected shops brimming with musical gems. In this video, I'll showcase some of the standout albums I've recently added to my collection, each picked up from a boutique that offers more than just your typical record store selection.
🎶 Featured Album Highlights:
• Paul Simon - Graceland: A classic blend of folk and world music, found in pristine condition.
• Janet Jackson - Control: This pop masterpiece showcases the iconic sounds of the 80s.
• Various - Vinyl Moon Volume 103: A Tempting Future: A compilation of modern pop hits, pressed in a limited edition format.
• Julio Iglesias - Momentos: A romantic journey with one of Latin music's most beloved voices.
• Barbi Benton - Something New: Dive into pop history with this intriguing find.
• Dolly Parton - Great Balls Of Fire: Experience the vibrant energy of Dolly's country style.
• Barbra Streisand - The Broadway Album: A must-have for fans of Streisand and classic Broadway tunes.
🔍 Why You Should Watch:
• Discover Unique Shops: I'll share my favorite spots to find records beyond the typical music stores.
• Album Insights: Get detailed reviews on the condition and historical significance of each record.
• Expand Your Collection: Learn how to spot great finds and add diverse sounds to your vinyl repertoire.
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Join the discussion in the comments below! Share your own hidden spots for vinyl treasures, your latest finds, or request albums for future reviews.
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📕 Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 Unveiling Unique Boutiques
02:20 Highlighted Album Reviews
08:00 Tips for Finding Vinyl in Unexpected Places
12:00 Viewer Q&A and Tips
15:00 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans
🎶 Until Next Time:
Keep spinning those records and discovering new music! Whether it's a well-loved classic or a rare find from a boutique, there's always a story waiting to be heard in every album. Join me next time for more vinyl adventures!
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Thanks for the collectors tip.
Btw, back in the day we called these consignment shops.
Thank you! Consignment shops is the word I couldn't come up with! Thanks for the memory jog! 🙏
👋 Hi. Greetings from Carl in New Zealand. Good haul of records. I cruise charity stores and manage to puck up some good finds. I like Joy Division , and i like their album Closer from 1980. I like the gargoyle cover of that REM record. Very good group too. I remember buying their debut album in 1983 titled Murmur.
Greetings! Murmur is a great album! I talk about it on one of my videos, and share my thoughts on which pressings is the one to own. Thank you so much for watching and for your support! 🇳🇿
What's a corner cut? What was your total purchase?
Hi there!
A corner cut on a record typically refers to a small, diagonal cut or notch on one of the corners of the album cover. This was commonly done by record companies to designate albums as promotional copies, discounted items, or unsold stock that was returned to distributors. These marked albums were then often sold at a lower price. The corner cut doesn't affect the vinyl record itself, just the packaging.
Typically, they are very noticeable, however with the ones I showed in the video, you can barely notice that they were corner cut. This was the first time I’ve seen them done in this fashion.
We purchased other things at the store, so it’s hard to tell how much I’ve spent on just the records. If I had to guess, it was likely around $400-500. Could have been lower. We purchased some clothes and a couple items for the house and I’m not certain what they cost.
Let me know if you need more information or have any other questions!
Thank you for your quick response! I don't think I have ever seen one. In the "old" days, it was so exciting when someone bought a new album! We would read and "study" the album cover for hours! When my ex husband passed away, our grandson received all of his abums. It is so awesome that our grandson loves them, as we did. I am 72 years old and I am so grateful that I got to live thru the 60's! Thanks again for your reply and for your very interesting video! 🙂
Thank you for sharing your story with me. I am so happy to hear that the records have been passed down and being enjoyed by the next generation in your family. So many people tossed their records in the 90's and early 2000's, and today, people sell them off to take advantage of the vinyl resurgence. I'm really hoping that one day I'll pass my collection down, and it will continued to be enjoyed for many generations well after I am gone.
I suspect someone or this guy own a shrink wrap machine which reseals the the record.Technically illegal to have when vinyls were one were the first choice sold in record stores but wholesalers would use them to reseal returns or wrap damaged in transit. These here could not have survived their original shrink wrap w/out being re- shrunk to make set to sell.
Hi 👋. I’ve cracked the seal on all them and they were indeed fresh, new records. As I mentioned in the video, I think some of these pop up shops in boutique stores aren’t really record stores, they are folks selling off their personal collection. Thus, they are not abused and likely been sitting cozily in a shelf for years before making its way to be sold.
I worked for a record wholesaler back in the mid-1970s. We did indeed have a shrink wrap machine, but it was quite a large and heavy bit of machinery, not the kind of thing a private individual or even a record store would have. We would use it to reseal new records whose shrink wrap had been damaged. There was no need to shrink wrap returned records since it didn't matter to the record companies if they were opened. We simply boxed them up by company and shipped them back.
The shrink wrap of the wholesale dept was a heavy industry type.Then the store was founded both retail and wholesale after the Depression I 1929.The returns I was referring were not
the ones you sent back to the record stores although they did that also which btw each record had a limit how many could return and employed one person who basically all he did but the returns from customers where the original shrink was damaged or dirty.What I heard was to reshrink illegal was done was part of wholesale job is re- shrink the record so it could be made to look new and resold.Wasn't often but since the machinery which once was broken someone came in to fix.Basically part of it was a handheld hair dryer but they kept it as the place was old and probably couldn't buy one as it wasn't legal.The store Radio Doctors in Milwaukee,used to fill orders of vinyl,8tracks 45s for juke box jobbers and individuals in all types of music rock,claaical,jazz,country idie emerging styles etc. There was staff for all the depts and the store provided music for mostly all of the state of Wisconsin stores unless the store bought direct from the record company.Good Times!
In 1980 was there.