Finishing off the 8 records I got in trade for the crappy 45's that I got for free.

Pink Floyd ~ Meddle (1971)



I've been using "The ZZ Top 6-pack" 3 CD set since it first came out.
It's so molested that I forgot how GREAT the originals are.

ZZ Top ~ Fandango! (1975)



ZZ Top ~ Texas (1976)



I was enjoying The Top so much I had to jam these 2 reissues that I got a few weeks ago.
They sound friggin sweet for reissues and especially good for WB.

ZZ Top's First Album (1970)



Compare the (perfect) Bar-B-Q on LP to The 6-Pack's sliced/diced version for the most stunning bad editing job I've heard on a remaster.

ZZ Top ~ Big River Mud (1972)

 

Part 2 of my Neil Young-athon today

Time Fades Away (1973)



On the Beach (1974 brown label promo)



Tonight's the Night (1975 black! label promo)



Zuma (1975)



The Stills-Young Band ~ Long May You Run (1976)



American Stars 'N Bars (1977)



Comes a Time (1978)



I needed a break from the Young-athon after those last 3 so "Now for something completely different" - MPFC

David Bromberg (1971)



Jimi Hendrix ~ Axis: Bold as Love (1967)

 

I went through my recent purchases to compare doubles with replacements. etc...

I found a nice Capricorn to replace my Polydor

The Allman Brothers Band ~ Brothers and Sisters (1973)



This NM copy is better than the VG+ that I had of

Deep Purple ~ Fireball (1971)



I found a near perfect replacement cover for my NM early pressing of

Led Zeppelin III (1970)



Slightly scratchy but unacceptable sounding, I'll continue to use my NM Chrysalis copy until I find a mint Reprise of

Jethro Tull ~ Aqualung (1971)



Pristine copy of

The Jimi Hendrix Experience ~ Experience [Original Soundtrack] (1971 Import)



I have happy ears

 

Grand Funk-athon

On Time (1969)



Grand Funk (1970)



Closer to Home (1970)



Survival (1971)



E Pluribus Funk (1971)



We're an American Band (1973)



All the Girls in the World Beware!! (1974) WTF?--> outbox



Dave Mason ~ Alone Together (1970)

 

The other day I listened to a bunch of records that I never heard before.
I got them cheap, included in large collections and had to see if I want to keep them.
A dealer was coming over to buy a batch of my **** so I was under the gun to listen fast.

David Bowie ~ Space Oddity (1969)

Too scratchy - gone



David Bowie ~ Diamond Dogs (1974)

It's alright but not a keeper



The Alan Parsons Project ~ Tales of Mystery and Imagination: Edgar Allan Poe (1976)

Very clever - good stuff - It's a keeper



Johnny Winter ~ The Progressive Blues Experiment (1969)

Scratchy but he didn't get it for $1.50 I have the reissue called Austin, Texas (1972) to play until I get a better copy of TPBE



Supertramp ~ Crisis? What Crisis? (1975)

Not my usual fare but most Supertramp is good for an occasional listen - Good light stuff - Keeper



Supertramp ~ Brother Where You Bound (1985)

Not exactly Crime Of The Century (1974) or Breakfast in America (1979) but not bad, I'm keeping it

 

My first $30 record

Black Label Society ~ Skullage (2009 2LP)

fun soundtrack for hockey but it told me my stereo isn't loud enough I'll see if Pantera agrees



Grand Funk Railroad ~ Phoenix (1972)

 

Looking at the Neil Young, do you have Trans? A very strange Neil Young albumn. I love it - I have a French edition of the CD (as far as I know, they never issued a US CD of it). I agree with the assessment of Edger Allan Poe - nice, and a good addition to such things as Journey To The Center Of The Earth and Six Wives (e.g., a theme albumn). How about Jan Hammer's The First Seven Days?

 

Whole Lotta Ten Years After

Stonedhenge (1969)



Ssssh (1969)



Cricklewood Green (1970)



Watt (1970)



A Space in Time (1971)



Rock & Roll Music to the World (1972)



Goin' Home! - Their Greatest Hits (1975) - Only played Woodchopper's Ball & Goin' Home. I already played the rest.

 

The HHR gallery has virtually become , A vintage album photo gallery.

I wonder if theres any HHR'S on vintagealbums.com ?

To bad i did'nt know you a year ago , I had all those albums plus,
After collecting them for 15 years , most gotten from flee mkts. and garage sales. sold 800 albums for 1800.00 A lot of mint vinyl. i probally kept 150 or so. Every RUSH, ZEPPLIN, DOORS, ZAPPA, GAMMA, KISS, STONES, SABBATH. OZZY.

Plus a bunch more i just could'nt part with.

Piece , Going to find some pics of HHR'S

 

Here you go, an HHR with 464 lbs of OLD records in it.