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They were actually in a box in the attic.  Our area had a freakish hail storm that put holes through the roof.  Many homes in the area had hailstones coming through the ceiling and into the houses.  So, lesson learned, store your attic possessions in plastic containers.

ARTIST - TITLE

Paul McCartney - Venus and Mars

Bad Company  - Desolation Angels

Dan Fogelberg & Tim Weisberg - Twin Sons of Different Mothers

Leon Russell  - Stop All That Jazz

Electric Light Orchestra - Discovery

Marshall Tucker Band - Where We All Belong

Oak Ridge Boys - Have Arrived

SuperTramp - Breakfast In America

Oak Ridge Boys – Y’all Come Back Saloon

Jerry Jeff - Ridin’ High

Sonny & Cher - In Case You’re In Love

B.W. Stevenson  - Lead Free

Traveler - Lost In The Late Late Show

Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute

Dire Straits – Dire Straits

Gary Wright – Headin’ Home

Walt Disney – Pinocchio

Nicolette Larson – Nicolette

Joe Ely – Joe Ely

George Jones – My Very Special Guests

Emmylou Harris – Pieces Of The Sky

Blondie – Eat To The Beat

Roy Orbison – The All-Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison

Family Library of Great Music – Album #1 Beethoven

Monkees – More Of The Monkees

Neil Young – Comes A Time

Jefferson Airplane – The Worst of Jefferson Airplane

Paul McCartney – McCartney

Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo’s Factory

Firefall – Elan

Mickey Gilley – Greatest Hits Vol II

Charlie Daniels Band – Midnight Wind

Rusty Wier – Stoned, Slow, Rugged

Rickie Lee Jones – Rickie Lee Jones

Lindsey Buckingham/Stevie Nicks – Buckingham Nicks

Merle Haggard – A Working Man Can’t Get Nowhere Today

Merle Haggard – The Best of the Best of Merle Haggard

Eddie Money – Life For The Taking

Rusty Wier – Black Hat Saloon

Moe Bandy – Hank Williams, You Wrote My Life

Sonny James – In Prison, In Person

Steve Forbert – Alive On Arrival

The current value is not so much my interest as in some guidelines as to what might be worth saving and what will never be worth anything.  As I said, I'm not a collector and have no idea what to base my decision on.  But I will check out Discogs.  Thank you.

I am not a true record collector but I have kept a box of about 45 albums from my younger days in the hopes of eventually having something of value.  These albums received some water damage recently and insurance is willing to replace them if I choose to do so.  I’m not sure which albums are worth replacing and which ones are not.  They are about 30-40 years old.  Would anyone be willing to advise which to replace and which to toss?  I would really appreciate some input by those in the know.  Is it OK to list them in this forum?