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  1. Dont have the time to fill the survey, but the biggest change I have noticed in the recent years is that people are actually playing their records. If you look the threads here made couple of years ago, no one, not even a single person is talking about the sound quality and the pressing quality. Lately this place has turned into a Steve Hoffman music forum. Its a good thing of course. The downside for a lot of people of course is that they have realized how crappy some of the records sound. Some companies made easy money for years with selling CD-s pressed to vinyl. This rarely happens now. The future? Vinyl will be the main physical format and CD-s will be cheap or free promo items only. 

     

    Im drunk btw

     

    should've just filled out the survey...

     

    Thanks for the opportunity to skew the results toward "vinyl will live forever!"

  2. From your Wants List, it sounds like you only need to go to Peaches Records on N. Peters St.

    They're not cheap, but that's anything you buy in the French Quarter.

     

    Another good place, besides the ones listed above, is Jim Russell's Records on Magazine. It's good to dig in some crates for a few hours, so only if you have time and an expeditioners costume. Lots of old and rare records in there.

     

    Buy some Louisiana Music while you're there... Trombone Shorty, Meters, Galactic, Wild Tchoupitoulas, Dr. John, Crowbar... just to add a few not on your list.

     

    <and make sure you eat at Mother's Kitchen at least once while you are there>

  3. i only found a mention of this inside the Black Friday RSD post so i wanted to add more information.

    I was looking around the nets for some offbeat xmas tunes this year and discovered this film all about collectors who search for offbeat xmas tunes all the time. How neat!

    Plus, it's got some interviews with some pretty interesting fellows.

    check it out if it's coming to your town...

     

    trailer:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wUIIssu9_E

     

    website:

    http://jinglebellrocks.vhx.tv/

  4. I believe there was an episode of Louie this season that flashes back to Louie's childhood in the 70s. The episode was named "In the Woods." I believe there was a scene where teen Louie and his friend are listening to a record in his friend's room when his older brother comes in, smashes the record, and beats up his younger brother. I don't have a screencap though. 

    Yep - and they were rolling joints on a gatefold album cover... which is what gatefolds were made for.

  5. -IronMan 3 played a christmas record in the beginning... (now it's jumped the shark!)

     

    -Billy Bob Thorton's character in FARGO showed back up as a dentist with a very nice collection of LP's that he played at a party.

     

    did y'all mention Steve Buscemi in Ghost World? that was 2001...

    Seymour is trying to interest a fellow collector in a record he's selling]

    Paul: It has a large center hole and a hair crack. Seymour: But the crack is so tight, it's completely inaudible. Paul: But a tight hair crack is just that—a crack. I don't collect cracked records. I only pay premium on mint records. Seymour, you know that. Please. [Paul walks away. Enid, who has been listening, goes up to Seymour] Enid: So, what was all that about enlarged holes and tight cracks?
  6. I just finished this book about 78 collectors and their whole scene, very entertaining quick read. The consensus is that no one will ever have a collection like Bussard or Tefteller again. Even if you had the money, the records simply don't exist. Anyway, highly recommended.

     

    http://www.amazon.com/Not-Sell-Any-Price-Obsessive/dp/1451667051

     

     

    That's so weird> yesterday, i received this very book in the mail from amazon. No clue who bought it for me either... Was it one of you?

  7.  more for the grey-beards in here to appreciate in no particular order:

     

    Footloose (from the 80's of course!)

    Stand By Me

    (everything by Quentin Tarantino)

    Vision Quest

    Dirty Dancing

    Beverly Hills Cop

    (anything conducted by John Williams)

    PURPLE RAIN!

    Once Upon A Time In The West (Ennio Morricone)

    Flashdance

    The Big Chill

    The Lego Movie

    Project X

    Annie

    Godfather 1 & 2

    Cheech & Chong - Up In Smoke

    Saturday Night Fever

    Grease

    Against All Odds

    Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (RZA)

    Superfly

    (any James Bond film)

    Animal House

    The Muppets (2011)

    The Crow

    Judgement Night

    Natural Born Killers (trent reznor compiled)

    Harold & Maude (cat stevens)

    Caddyshack

    Karate Kid II

     

    and that's all that i can think of from here...( i left out my broadway musicals )

  8. i see johnny cash, merle haggards, willie nelsons, queens, random 80's albums and greatest hits, is that a Violent Femmes S/T in the second pic? walt disney's Mousercise?

     

    looks like a typical bin at the second-hand book stores.

    as said above, maybe .50 to $1 value each if you sell em all to a store. stay strong and don't let it depress you when they say they can't take any of them.

    if you want more, you could sell them yourself online and sell them by artist sets.

    of course, to get the best value is to keep them all and listen to them. keep the ones you like and listen to them often.

     

    2cents

  9. Here's my advice:

    Go to a record show. While you're flipping through old classic rock and roll records, keep your ears open for a guy to sell one of the owners a copy of Nirvana's Incesticide for $25. Then when he leaves, ask the owner if you can buy it from him for $25. Then when you open it and realize that it's the original blue swirl, you run out of the hotel as fast as you can.

    That's what i did.

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