TASK FOR VINYL RECORD FANS!


Please name dollar bin records that blow mind

Those few are definitely for me -- share yours if you can!

Jean Luc Ponty technically any his album is a joy and often found in the dollar bin in premium condition
Stayin Alive, Grease and Doctor Zhivago soundtracks
Tom Scott and LA Express -- any album
Michael Franks -- any album, but harder and harder to find in dollar bins or thrift stores
Monteaux/Vienna Philharmonic/Eroica/Beethoven/Victrola/1963 -- just wanted to mention that this isn't a typical dollar bin album that I got in sealed condition at Goodwill store. Unpacking and playing it on the same day was a very great and enjoyable with exceptional quality mastering and recording despite Victrola being budget version of Red Label.

czarivey
Any Vangelis- Yin and Yang is a good demo LP for cheap. The title track is definitely a show off cut. 

Andreas Vollenweider-Caverna Magica. 2 great artists among the World/New Age genre that seems to be easy pickings at my local shops.
Great music for decompressing and winding down a long day.

Agreed JLP albums also are good finds. Fusion, World and New Age genres  are great for long forgotten music that sounds good too.

Readers Digest Classical are always good finds at thrift stores. Good chance the entire  set is  played. Perfect way to find out which composers "catch your ears."


Suzanne Vega
The Cars
Supertramp "Brother Where You Bound"
Bob Dylan "Oh Mercy"
Steely Dan "Aja"
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Outlaws 
Roxy Music "Boys & Girls" "Avalon" 
Stevie Ray Vaughan

@slaw 
I haven't seen these tittles in the dollar bin for the past several years except perhaps Outlaws
SRV was in dollar bins in 90's the latest I remember.
Jan Hammer Group - "Oh, Yeah?"

Fantastic jazzy rock fusion record. Often found in the dollar bin. My copy is from an overstock sale at one of my LRSs. 8 for a dollar - 12.5 cents/each. It is NM- in the shrink. Fantastic dollar bin diving find...