My Greatest Thrift Store Score?
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- In all my years of hitting thrift stores, I think this might be my greatest thrift store score EVER!
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I was in a thrift store and there was another guy there with an armful.of CDs. As I began to browse, I found Beatles, Floyd, Zeppelin. I looked at the guy and he looked at me. I said "This is 'that' day, ain't it?" He nodded "Yep." Best thrift score 'til this one. Good job, Heath!👍
That's fantastic! When you can be in the right place at the right time, it's magic. I've been lucky enough to have a few great music hauls over the years and it's such an exciting feeling.
Cool you could share that moment with another person enjoying it.
This used to happen with vinyl. I do miss the dollar Floyd, Zep, Sabbath etc days.
I've come across many "somebody cools' CD collections" through the years in thrift and book/used-record store bins. Always a nice feeling, but RIP to somebody cool.
Your pick up's are Not my cup of tea but so happy you found items that make you happy! Congratulations.
My best thrift store score was an original working Dark Tower game in box with only 1 piece missing. It was $2.
I loved the Ultra-Lounge CDs.
This reminds me of a specific I Think You Should Leave sketch.
Oh man! I love all those pick ups! Go back to the store now!
I went back for the George Jones CDs!
Thank you! Whenever I think of the Never Ending Tour I am not anywhere I think to look up the opening act. BSO was good, but Dylan sounded superb. Your comment prompted me to check and confirm that Setzer was the opener.
Nice haul too.
You felt the need to confirm my story about seeing Dylan in '98 with Setzer opening? Hmm.
😐@@CerealAtMidnight Just confirming my own memory that I was thinking about the correct tour and year. I am a librarian and do like to confirm information, though.
My best music find at Goodwill was like 6-7 vintage Rush vinyl still in great shape. At .79 a piece it was a steal. Gave a couple to my brother and kept the rest. Crazy find
Great finds. That Canadian Brass album is great, btw!
If you're gonna get country, that's some of the country to get. I acquired a lot of my Grandfather's country collection. Preserved!
Wonderful haul! Thanks, Heath! God bless and stay safe!
Willie and Merle's bus from that tour was fueled by hemp.
You had a great haul Heath. I think it was ok that you put some things back as long as you picked up the most important. This is what I think about. If I die today, my physical media collection will be donated and someone will have a very good day.
I love the UltraLounge collection - Just cool!
Looks like it came from one guy.
On my last thrift stop I got a VCR, which was exciting to me because after the last died I haven't played any of my VHS for a couple years. This is my kind of shopping--I can afford it and shop like God intended--holding the merchandise and paying in cash. Great haul. I love the outlaw stuff, but haven't gotten a lot further than greatest hits and a few of their famous albums. Definitely want to dive deeper, especially with Jennings and Haggard.
Always satisfying to find great deals, Congratulations.
Wow! You really got lucky Heath. I'm glad you have these treasures in your collection. You know how to treasure them.
Man, you definitely need to come to the UK. Charity shops are doing dvds and CDs as low as 5 for a pound. Bundles on marketplace are even crazier. I got over a 1000 CDs for £30!!!! Loads of people just want shot of this stuff. Spotify and Netflix is all people want.
You put back Lucinda Williams?!! Where do you unsubscribe? lol!
Omg - Heath , I love Cherry Red Records !!! I’m a huge classic rock fan (in general) , a fan of progressive rock , but also the roots of all the music …. Cherry Red has so many great subsidiaries!! I buy a ton of their Esoteric label , but got something that crosses over to your pick ups CR’s , Lemon label out out a complete recordings of Brinsley Schwartz recently . They were a UK country rock band of the 70’s . They had Nick Lowe and Ian Gomm in the band (both went onto solo success) and the band recorded a Nick Lowe song that would get covered by Elvis Costello ,”what’s so funny about peace love and understanding “ …… the label does such a superb job with reissues , remastering , liner notes and bonus tracks . Being a history major I am enthralled with the Blake’s efforts .
As always , I love the topic , either your thrift store pick ups !! Wow ! Keep it up !!!
Chris , Johnston RI
Cherry Red RULES. Love those guys. Every month, they're putting out at least two box sets that I gotta have.
Good haul, love your thrift store vids.
I think it's great that you are wearing a Radiohead toque as you share the great haul you found, congrats!
I had the opportunity to sit in on a conference call with the legendary Trio women when they re-released the album's, unfortunately I was not able to ask my question. I have been fortunate enough to be able to interview Deana Martin twice now. I am mostly sent Rock and Heavy metal to review and/or interview.
Quite the score Heath!!!
There has been some hard media dumping in my town. I have scored some good stuff over the past five weeks.
So happy for you🔥
I hate it when I find one CD of a two CD set.
That's a great haul. I once found what was clearly someone's Johnny Cash collection at a Goodwill and picked it all up. It's definitely cool to find what's obviously a collection together like that, though. But it does make you wonder about the previous owner.
Interestingly, my stores seem to get donations in from media resellers who are purging stock surplus as well as local folks in the community. I say that because there's always new stuff out on specific days of the week and there will often be multiple copies of the same DVD or Blu-Ray or CD that pop up on those new days. I've also noticed that if a 4K is released then blu-ray copies of that film will start showing up or if a movie is released on blu-ray for the first time ever... the DVD copies will begin showing up. For example, as soon as Pump Up the Volume was announced on blu-ray, multiple copies of the DVD were at all of the local Goodwill stores. Same with Red Eye once it was announced on 4K (I now see copies in all 3 local stores); Nothing But Trouble on blu-ray resulted in lots of copies of the DVD popping in; etc.
Sweet! Congrats!
OMG ... The Rat Pack, and Ultra-Lounge!!!! My mind is flooded with images of dinner jackets with black bow ties and martinis. I LOVE that set (though my copies are digital downloads rather than the actual discs). One of the tracks on the Ultra-Lounge disc was by someone known as The Continental, a speaking track underscored by an organ, that has to be heard to be believed.
re: Beatles covers - I expect that you may know this particular one, but my favorite is SGT PEPPER by a group known as Big Daddy, a cover of the entire Sgt Pepper album, in late fifties styles. There is nothing on this planet like their Jerry Lee Lewis version of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds". Otherwise, though, any of Aretha Franklin's covers ... I swear that at least a third of Aretha's purpose on Earth was to cover songs and do them better than the original artists.
Great haul.
Man what a haul.
I love the Salvation Army. Mine always has 50% off physical media. So blurays $2. DVD's $1.50, CD's $1. I usually pick up Blurays and DVD's. DvD's for non-blurays or hard to find titles. Sometimes DVD's if I don't enjoy movie enough to warrent upgrade.
Amazing haul Heath! I do think leaving Lucinda will haunt you though 😂
I went back today and they were gone.
UltraLounge is the BEST - have most of them but I don't think I have that Xmas2! Nice!!
I saw with Merle Haggard with Willie Nelson too toward the end of Merle's life in Concord, NC. That's a great group of CDs. Shooter Jennings is good, but I prefer the variety in Hank III's discography. Out of the outlaw country era my fave is always going to be David Allan Coe.
Oh yeah! Someone was caught knocking boots and kicked out of the house. Definitely someone’s ex tossing/clearing out the house
Ooooh, good theory!
Great haul!
You should get the new the rolling stones album hackeny diamonds really good if you are stones fan
Sweet
Does Gunsmoke movies are rated R because of Lorne Greene's insistence on doing full frontal nudity
Not my scene man..., but cool finds, if that's your thing.😎 Haven't heard any C&W since I was a kid, when my dad exposed! me to it.
You may want to go back and give some of these artists another shot! A lot of this stuff sits at the crossroads of rock, country, blues, folk, and even jazz. Waylon, for example, was a member of Buddy Holly's band, The Crickets. Willie is as much jazz as country. Merle Haggard is pretty straight honky tonk, but these guys were about as rock and roll in spirit as you can get.
@@CerealAtMidnight Not too sure if my brain could handle Marvin Rainwater these days!
I just got a new Marvin Rainwater 10 inch from Bear Family Records! That dude was awesome.
@@CerealAtMidnight Yikes... brain meltdown! "Gonna find me a bluebird...🎶!" Ferlin Huskey just crawled out of the mist of time too.