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Good thing they don't have 3 stores.

Listen to it backwards. Usually you can hear the value in the first three or four minutes.

Hilarious:
 
 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Michael-Jackson-Thriller-AS-IS-/321505891482?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item4adb3e949a

What I'd really love is to come across an auction for just the missing piece.

I like that "Part of it may work" or "could be used as a decorative piece" 

Ah..ok yeah due diligence is always good. 
Tangent: Did you catch Failure during their recent tour? Thinking about going to see them but have not decided yet. 

Blue Mitchel. Yes. Nobody is going to mention him because he tends to fall under the radar. I haven't heard a lot from him, but he's dope. 

Some of my fav Jazz records (does not include stuff that is not out on vinyl)
 
Out/Experimental/Free
 
Eric Dolphy: Out To Lunch
Herbie Hancok: Sextant
Shamek Farrah: First Impressions 
Pharoah Sanders Karma Alice Coltrane: Journey In Satchidananda  Moondog: Snaketime Series John Coltrane: A Love Supreme Ornette Coleman: Change Of The Century and The Shape Of Jazz To Come Soft Machine:  Third  
Funky:   Donald Byrd: Ethiopian Knights 
Miles Davis:  A Tribute To Jack Johnson
Jimmy Smith: Root Down and Back At The Chicken Shack 
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes: Astral Travelling 
Kool & The Gang : Live At P.J.'s Headhunters: Survival Of The Fittest  The Crusaders: I Blue Mitchell: Graffiti Blues  Roy Ayers Ubiquity : Red Black & Green  
Bop/Post Bop/Modal:   Mingus: Black Saint and Ah Um
Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder Chet Baker: Jazz At Ann Arbor  Monk: Straight No Chaser John Coltrane: Ole, Blue train, Giant Steps 
Yusef Lateef: Eastern Sounds Sahib Shihab Quintet: Seeds Art Blakey: Moanin  Miles Davis: Kind Of Blue and In A Silent Way (among many others) David Brubeck: Take Five Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus    Guitar:    Any Django Reinhardt record Robert crumb and his cheap suit serenaders: S.T
Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucía : Friday Night In San Francisco Gabor Szabo ‎: Dreams Kenny Burrell: Midnight Blue Eddie Lang:  Jazz Guitar Virtuoso Wes Montgomery: The Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery Grant Green: Idle Moments Charlie Christian: The Genius Of The Electric Guitar   Vocal:   Chet Baker: Sings   Billie Holiday: Lady Sings The Blues and Lady In Satin Frank Sinatra: Sings For Only The Lonely
Johnny Hartman: I Just Dropped By To Say Hello and John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman Nina Simone: At Town Hall Ella  Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong: Ella & Louis   New/Crossover/Other:   Jose James: The Dreamer
Nicola Conte: New Directions
Ahmed Abdul-Malik: East Meets West
David Axelrod: Song Of Innocence 
Sabu Martinez: Sabu's Jazz Espagnole 
Johnny Colon & Orchestra: Boogaloo Blues 
Duke Ellington: The Popular 
Antonio Carlos Jobim: Tide 
Ibrahim Maalouf: Wind
Stan Getz / Charlie Byrd: Jazz Samba  David Amram: No More Walls Mulatu Astatke: Mulatu Of Ethiopia  
Yes: I like making lists
 

Some of my fav Jazz records (does not include stuff that is not out on vinyl)
 
Out/Experimental/Free
 
Eric Dolphy: Out To Lunch
Herbie Hancok: Sextant
Shamek Farrah: First Impressions 
Pharoah Sanders Karma Alice Coltrane: Journey In Satchidananda  Moondog: Snaketime Series John Coltrane: A Love Supreme Ornette Coleman: Change Of The Century and The Shape Of Jazz To Come Soft Machine:  Third  
Funky:   Donald Byrd: Ethiopian Knights 
Miles Davis:  A Tribute To Jack Johnson
Jimmy Smith: Root Down and Back At The Chicken Shack 
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes: Astral Travelling 
Kool & The Gang : Live At P.J.'s Headhunters: Survival Of The Fittest  The Crusaders: I Blue Mitchell: Graffiti Blues  Roy Ayers Ubiquity : Red Black & Green  
Bop/Post Bop/Modal:   Mingus: Black Saint and Ah Um
Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder Chet Baker: Jazz At Ann Arbor  Monk: Straight No Chaser John Coltrane: Ole, Blue train, Giant Steps 
Yusef Lateef: Eastern Sounds Sahib Shihab Quintet: Seeds Art Blakey: Moanin  Miles Davis: Kind Of Blue and In A Silent Way (among many others) David Brubeck: Take Five Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus    Guitar:    Any Django Reinhardt record Robert crumb and his cheap suit serenaders: S.T
Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucía : Friday Night In San Francisco Gabor Szabo ‎: Dreams Kenny Burrell: Midnight Blue Eddie Lang:  Jazz Guitar Virtuoso Wes Montgomery: The Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery Grant Green: Idle Moments Charlie Christian: The Genius Of The Electric Guitar   Vocal:   Chet Baker: Sings   Billie Holiday: Lady Sings The Blues and Lady In Satin Frank Sinatra: Sings For Only The Lonely
Johnny Hartman: I Just Dropped By To Say Hello and John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman Nina Simone: At Town Hall Ella  Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong: Ella & Louis   New/Crossover/Other:   Jose James: The Dreamer
Nicola Conte: New Directions
Ahmed Abdul-Malik: East Meets West
David Axelrod: Song Of Innocence 
Sabu Martinez: Sabu's Jazz Espagnole 
Johnny Colon & Orchestra: Boogaloo Blues 
Duke Ellington: The Popular 
Antonio Carlos Jobim: Tide 
Ibrahim Maalouf: Wind
Stan Getz / Charlie Byrd: Jazz Samba  David Amram: No More Walls Mulatu Astatke: Mulatu Of Ethiopia  
Yes: I like making lists
 

Some of my fav Jazz records (does not include stuff that is not out on vinyl)
 
Out/Experimental/Free
 
Eric Dolphy: Out To Lunch
Herbie Hancok: Sextant
Shamek Farrah: First Impressions 
Pharoah Sanders Karma Alice Coltrane: Journey In Satchidananda  Moondog: Snaketime Series John Coltrane: A Love Supreme Ornette Coleman: Change Of The Century and The Shape Of Jazz To Come Soft Machine:  Third  
Funky:   Donald Byrd: Ethiopian Knights 
Miles Davis:  A Tribute To Jack Johnson
Jimmy Smith: Root Down and Back At The Chicken Shack 
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes: Astral Travelling 
Kool & The Gang : Live At P.J.'s Headhunters: Survival Of The Fittest  The Crusaders: I Blue Mitchell: Graffiti Blues  Roy Ayers Ubiquity : Red Black & Green  
Bop/Post Bop/Modal:   Mingus: Black Saint and Ah Um
Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder Chet Baker: Jazz At Ann Arbor  Monk: Straight No Chaser John Coltrane: Ole, Blue train, Giant Steps 
Yusef Lateef: Eastern Sounds Sahib Shihab Quintet: Seeds Art Blakey: Moanin  Miles Davis: Kind Of Blue and In A Silent Way (among many others) David Brubeck: Take Five Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus    Guitar:    Any Django Reinhardt record Robert crumb and his cheap suit serenaders: S.T
Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucía : Friday Night In San Francisco Gabor Szabo ‎: Dreams Kenny Burrell: Midnight Blue Eddie Lang:  Jazz Guitar Virtuoso Wes Montgomery: The Incredible Jazz Guitar Of Wes Montgomery Grant Green: Idle Moments Charlie Christian: The Genius Of The Electric Guitar   Vocal:   Chet Baker: Sings   Billie Holiday: Lady Sings The Blues and Lady In Satin Frank Sinatra: Sings For Only The Lonely
Johnny Hartman: I Just Dropped By To Say Hello and John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman Nina Simone: At Town Hall Ella  Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong: Ella & Louis   New/Crossover/Other:   Jose James: The Dreamer
Nicola Conte: New Directions
Ahmed Abdul-Malik: East Meets West
David Axelrod: Song Of Innocence 
Sabu Martinez: Sabu's Jazz Espagnole 
Johnny Colon & Orchestra: Boogaloo Blues 
Duke Ellington: The Popular 
Antonio Carlos Jobim: Tide 
Ibrahim Maalouf: Wind
Stan Getz / Charlie Byrd: Jazz Samba  David Amram: No More Walls Mulatu Astatke: Mulatu Of Ethiopia  
Yes: I like making lists
 

BTS and Everly Bros were on Amoeba, but it got picked over pretty quickly. 

I feel like they were on Amoeba earlier