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There are no real LP shops here in C-bad, so I look at the new arrivals at local thrifts and junk shops. Sometimes you get lucky, like the time I found a pristine copy of the Chieftans' second album, or Leo Kottke's first album, just short of pristine. Today I picked three LP's from Windham Hill from four bins of new arrival vinyl. Two of the three were pristine, and the third almost was. Got a CD of something too, but don't remember what, and I notice that a CD score is just nice, but an LP score gets the blood pumping...
I agree about the thrill of finding old stuff on vinyl. Before, I used to only look for records from artists or bands I knew. Now, I try to remember what other members have recommended or songs I heard from mix tapes I have received. If the cover looks intriguing, I look more closely at the info on the back of the jacket of new stuff. I rarely get something I don't like, that way. Funny thing is - when I discover something new and post about my discovery, invariably, the responses are " You have got to be joking. You must have been living under a rock not to know who Les Dudek is!"
Nando.
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