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Cool, one of my favorite albums, would like to hear about it.

How's the Brothers in Arms one?

Hahahaha!

Probably, you wanna dig for it?

I liquidated my vinyl collection years ago, which was a dumb move on my part, but things happen. I have some serious regrets about certain items I let go. Some things I am sure I will probably never see again without paying through the nose and a lot of searching. I recently started collecting again due to my girlfriend getting me a Waylon Jennings album and a cheap turntable. The internet makes this easier, so maybe some of these would be easier to attain than I realize, but here is my regret list anyway. Fleetwood Mac 1968 UK Blue Horizon Tad Club Lingerie live bootleg Tad all first pressing lps SubPop NigHeist 7 original pressing Who Maximum R&B Reaction Records bootleg Beatles Help Parlaphone mono copy yellow Parlaphone logo Butthole Surfers Double Live At the Gates Slaughter of the Soul 1st pressing Soungarden Superunkown orange vinyl What do you regret losing or getting rid of?

This album is where Mudhoney really lost my interest.

I like me some Zappa, gonna have to check that out! I know I really like Titties and Beer live.

I prefer Butthole Surfers Double Live. AC/DC IYWBYGI is good, and Live at Budakon is good too. I know there's more I like just remembering all of them is the trick.

Brothers of the Sonic Cloth Digging the new album.

The first one I remember owning that wasn't my Moms was Metallica Master of Puppets back in 1980 something.

Probably best to download for a preview before buying.

Oh, and Fleetwood Mac in Chicago 1969.

Seeing it around for about $100.

I have always had an aversion to live albums, there aren't that many imo that really capture the "magic". A few that I actually do really like though are Etta James Rocks the House, Kiss Alive 2, Jimi Hendrix Live at Winterland. Now I am talking full live albums, there are a lot of individual songs that I like, but I am interested in what your favorite live albums are.

So I have heard the original 1987 Live at Winterland and although there are very few live albums I like, this one I believe is amazing. I just noticed there is a 8 lp box set available. Just wondering if I could get anyones thoughts on the quality of this release, and if it is worth getting?

Morrisey, Saw you scored Into the Night on vinyl, lucky.

Earth Pentastar in the Style of Demons reissue Brothers of the Sonic Cloth self titled lp Earth 2 reissue Fastway self titled lp Mel Tillis and the Statesiders double lp greatest hits

I see these around while digging, but never bought one. I have always been a bit curious if they are worth buying as far as collectibility, and any noticable quality difference.

I have a 7" I cannot find anything about and was wondering if anyone knows anything about the label or artist? It is Buzz Records, The Country and Western Alligators, Side A Honkytonk Pool Room b/w This Song is Just for You. Anything at all would be appreciated.