George’s budgie smugglers seemed to have thawed the nearby snow!
He’s good for that.
Thanks for the reminder, just snagged one!!
Finally available again! Thanks for the reminder!
Mad Professors Avianca Dubs
Heads up… Bit pricey but, that Smoove edit of Enjoy The Silence is now available in Juno… can’t see it hanging around.
Zaf has restocked 17 days for anyone of you that still want to get one
this was one of those that i streamed a couple of dozen times without thinking too much about it and then finally was like “you know, you’ll be mad if you miss it and buy it years later at a premium”. so i bought one, and it wasn’t cheap, but i think it’ll be worth it.
slightly disappointed that it has a hint of top spine blowout but that’s what happens when they travel as far as this one did.
Been away for just under a month for my Five - 0 and got a bit click happy online and came back to this…
After looking through threads and recommendations these got purchased.
I think I may need to calm down this month.
Still waiting on some parcels 
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Got this book too
I got lucky in an Oxfam with a US original of Azymuth “Light As A Feather” on Sunday.
They had it at £22 which I thought was steep, but I can see it’s more on Discogs.
All for charidee, so I guess it’s ok.
Also got some Seinfeld-esque bass slapping very caucasian jazz funk. The track is called Collossus, and I was confused with Collosseum, and thought it might be good.
It’s not.
£1.99 for the 12”.
Oxfam getting expensive though!
Loads of bits I might have taken a punt on, but not for their prices.
That’s a nice present to yourself!
Yes Oxfam prices are generally not far off shop prices for most rare ish LPs though occasionally bits slip through the net at one near me. Most charity shops these days either seem to me to have been stitched up by a dealer or people are just selling on eBay and so it’s just the chud nobody will ever buy. Or over priced if it’s even remotely not Mrs Mills/James Last rubbish. I go in charity shops far too frequently and the good stuff I find in them is becoming less and less frequent.
Yeah the ‘multinational’ charity shops don’t really have much going… better chances and cheap prices only really in the local concern type places these days
In some ways it’s a good thing that they professionalise (more income) but yes, always feels like the good stuff’s been picked clean, or stuck on the wall for £55.
And for some reason (someone’s read an article about ViNyLS) they are even pricing up the shit Cliff Richard / Johnny Mathis stuff at a fiver in some places.
Generationally you can tell that a good chunk of the population is dying off, there are so many old people’s records around now. And not in a good way.
I do feel like saying sometimes - you will never sell these ever, all the people who would ever have bought this music are dead now. Chuck it in the landfill!
Shame they can’t be melted down and recycled or something.
There must be fucking millions of them.