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MikeH said:
Geez. What a haul. I need to figure out where to find more estate sales but most around me have been crappy for records. The only one I did find that had some decent stuff all got grabbed by the guy in front of me who pretty much did a wide legged stance in front of the crates so nobody else could look until he was done hah
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This is my experience here too. This one old dude has beat me at three estate sales I've been to that listed records. He's a hefty old fellow and has one of those walkers that doubles as a seat so he blocks off everything and takes anything that isn't goodwill fodder, lol. I gotta give him credit he's gets there and camps out to make sure no one gets in front of him.
 
MikeH said:
Geez. What a haul. I need to figure out where to find more estate sales but most around me have been crappy for records. The only one I did find that had some decent stuff all got grabbed by the guy in front of me who pretty much did a wide legged stance in front of the crates so nobody else could look until he was done hah
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This was a moving sale, listed on FB marketplace, over an hour away. I was afraid by the time I got there, it would be mega picked over. There was a GIANT sign on the busy road that said VINYL SALE. Maybe someone scooped the more common, recognizable stuff before me? I pulled 30 at $2 each.
 
Matt M said:
but can't get into Big Thief.
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I was right there with ya on that. I really enjoy Buck Meeks solo album too (one of them many great albums @Wes C. Attle has turned me on to). That being said, have you given the new Big Thief album a go? Having never taken a shine to any of their previous albums but this new one really caught me off guard with how much I have enjoyed it.
 
TenderLovingKiller® said:
I was right there with ya on that. I really enjoy Buck Meeks solo album too (one of them many great albums @Wes C. Attle has turned me on to). That being said, have you given the new Big Thief album a go? Having never taken a shine to any of their previous albums but this new one really caught me off guard with how much I have enjoyed it.
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I've tried to listen to the new one a couple of times, and can't make it through. I just never warm up to her voice.
 
Matt M said:
I've tried to listen to the new one a couple of times, and can't make it through. I just never warm up to her voice.
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That’s probably the difference for me. I never had issue with her voice. I just never found their previous albums compelling all the way through. Usually there a a song or two that would make me think that I would dig the album but then grow bored by the end. The new one I have really enjoyed.
 
Two in today.

Ridiculously stoked on this one, it's one of my all time favorite albums and I couldn't imagine a better color for it. Zia kills it with their exclusives. Perfection.

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And this new one from Gang of Youths, which I paid way too much for (overseas shipping) but I'm a big sucker for autographs and love this band.
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And this one came in a couple days ago, I'm ashamed at myself for paying $100 but I had to have it. And didn't want to risk it shooting up to $200+ which I can see it doing.

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Nothing like a musical discovery with a great story. And thanks to @avecigrec and others here I just did that.

Beverly-Glenn Copeland is a Canadian-American trans musician who was rediscovered in his 70's! His 1986 ambient cassette Keyboard Fantasies gained cult status in Japan again around 2015.

I downloaded the flac files from his Bandcamp and ordered the lp online.


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There is also a great documentary about Glen's story and music


Keyboard Fantasies by Posy Dixon
 
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