Vinyl

^ I know this one! Goodbye Yellow Brick Road .. only it doesn't look like a road, and the bricks are more off-white than yellow .. help ?!?!?

Catcher10 wrote: aglasshouse wrote: Maybe not as impressive, but oh well.   Welcome to our little club!

I'm glad to have acceptance.

I like Nektar and have a few LPs. I also like Jane but don't hear them talked about much.

TeleStrat wrote: I only ask because I've never shopped for new vinyl and don't know how much of the classic music has been reissued.

TeleStrat wrote: I like Nektar and have a few LPs. I also like Jane but don't hear them talked about much. Are most of the albums pictured on this thread new vinyl or old? I only ask because I've never shopped for new vinyl and don't know how much of the classic music has been reissued.

aglasshouse wrote: I found these laying around the other day. Thought I'd share. I apologize also for the bottle in the corner

Is that the original cover of Snow Goose? I have the one with "Music inspired by" written on the cover.

By the way, I read your Doors review: even though I agree with some points, I never compared their music with fully psychedelic stuff (or Prog, to me it's clever classic rock), after all they are in Proto-Prog here

Welcome to this warm thread

 

TeleStrat wrote:  I tend to accumulate things and hang onto them. Besides the LPs I have about 1200 DVDs and over 100 seasons of TV shows, both network and cable. I also ended up with about 80 boxes of collectible dishes and glassware that belonged to my parents who collected since the late 50s. What am I supposed to do, give them to the Goodwill?

Hanging onto collectible stuff is probably not a bad idea. The "collectibles" you own may already have noticeable cultural- and monetary value, which will likely continue to increase in future. I mean, who would have guessed about vinyl records: in mere 20 years they went from a mass-produced commodity to a nuisance people were getting rid of, to an object of desire . 

For example, I spent a year looking in my stores around here for Soft Machine Third and Fourth. They are not easy to come by around here and I lucked into two great copies in VG+ condition....

Argonaught wrote:   TeleStrat wrote:  I tend to accumulate things and hang onto them. Besides the LPs I have about 1200 DVDs and over 100 seasons of TV shows, both network and cable. I also ended up with about 80 boxes of collectible dishes and glassware that belonged to my parents who collected since the late 50s. What am I supposed to do, give them to the Goodwill?  Hanging onto collectible stuff is probably not a bad idea. The "collectibles" you own may already have noticeable cultural- and monetary value, which will likely continue to increase in future. I mean, who would have guessed about vinyl records: in mere 20 years they went from a mass-produced commodity to a nuisance people were getting rid of, to an object of desire .  It may be worth your while to research online the items and sets you own to see what the trends are; whether they are shifting from the "second-hand" status to "vintage".  I am pretty sure there are all kinds of online forums, like this, that are dedicated to DVD's, glass ware etc.

Meltdowner wrote: ^ I didn't know you also had Fourth, awesome stuff. Not easy to find them here too, the only album I saw from them was Bundles.