Whats on your turntable tonight?

B. B. King - Live at the Regal 

James Taylor - S/T

  Electric Light Orchestra ‎– The Light Shines On Vol 2

Grateful Dead- In The Dark - MFSL 

http://www.seattlevinylmap.com/

Easy Street records in West Seattle is my all-time favorite.

Wagner - Die Walkure, Sheffield Lab Classics 

The Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? 25th anniversary clear vinyl edition. 

T. Rex - Tanx

It's a Beautiful Day - S/T

Accept - S/T and The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - East West

Uber, that first album isn't Accept's best work, I just like the cover. 

Santana- S/T MFSL

Bikini Kill - S/T

@keegiam I tend to keep things short when I'm typing on my phone or tablet.  Really though, you could have used the internet you typed that message into and found your answer in less time than it took to type that message.

Yes - Close to the Edge

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Couldn't Stand the Weather

Donald Fagen - The Nightfly Quiex promo copy
Led Zeppelin IV

@reubent I'm continuing to play grade and add records to Discogs as time allows. It's going to take a while, but I've rediscovered some things in my collection that I probably haven't listened to in a few years, like that one :)

Ramones - Ramones Mania
Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic 

On to a nice "import" (all the way from Canada!) Of Deep Purple S/T.

I randomly choose two clear vinyl releases tonight.  Funkadelic - Free Your Mind...And Your Ass Will Follow and The Runaways - Live in Concert

10CC - Look Hear

Steve Miller - Fly Like an Eagle - MFSL
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms - MFSL

White Zombie - La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1

Cecil Taylor Quartet - Looking Ahead

Van Morrison - Keep Me Singing

Manfred Mann's Earth Band - S/T
Lindsey Buckingham / Christine McVie - S/T

 The MOFI I Robot sounds fantastic! 

Donald Fagen - Kamakiriad

@slaw It was an APC G5.  It didn't fail, it did what it's supposed to do.

Uber, I had a feeling you'd be familiar with that record :)

I've been gone all week so it seems like a treat to be home with my system. Picked up a few records while I was gone. Starting out with Helix - No Rest For The Wicked

The Fixx - Reach the Beach

I was out of town for a few days.  Had a chance to spin a few records yesterday!

Patti Smith - Horses
Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
Billy Cobham - The Best of Billy Cobham
Funkadelic - Self Titled

Wayne, I don't think I had ever listened to that album. After hearing it, it made me wish I was a little more open minded in my youth. I had a similar experience this morning listening to Grace by Jeff Buckley this morning on Qobuz.

I love Yes! I have Close to the Edge and the Kevin Gray remaster of Yes in the on-deck box. Listening to Eagles - Hell Freezes Over tonight. 

Small Faces - Greatest Hits
ZZ Top - Deguello
UFO - Lights Out 

Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill

Picked up a beautiful MFSL Steve Miller Band Fly Like An Eagle. 

The topic of used prices is interesting.  My local record store's prices have been creeping up.  It used to be that most decent quality records were in the $4 - $6 range, unless they were rare, then maybe they would top out at $15.  Now it's more like $6 - $8 with some being close to 20 bucks.  Their "New Arrivals" don't last long there (unless they suck) and they are constantly bringing in new items.  While the prices have gone up, their prices are almost always about 80% or less of what I see the same condition items being sold for on Discogs.

In another city not far away, most of their records start out around $15 and $20 or more is not uncommon.  They have a much larger inventory and you can usually find almost anything you want there, unless it's something rare, but it looks like their inventory doesn't move nearly as quickly.  They put the date on their price stickers and I see a lot of records that have been there for years.  The cost of living and also I assume rent for retail space is higher in that city, so they probably need to make a higher margin on their used records.  Whenever I visit there, I usually buy something, but a lot less than I would at my local store.  And when I see something priced at $20 that I could buy a new copy of for $20 - $25, I'll pass.

Bob Dylan - Love and Theft, MFSL 45 RPM 

Gram Parsons - Grievous Angel

Linda Ronstadt - Prisoner in Disguise, MFSL

The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot, MFSL (the first one) 

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Champagne Jam, MFSL

Bruce Hornsby - Absolute Zero

Trying to finish up Communique. Hopefully the power stays on tonight!