the old music gives me a sense of comfort & peace I listen to Tiny Tim, Roger Miller, The Mills Brothers, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Roy Hamilton, Pink Floyd, AC DC Michael Jackson, Little Richard & finally Al Bowlly (please forgive me if I said that last name wrong) Edit: but back to the topic the only modern music that is still lucky to still be on my playlist for modern music is Juice WRLD & only Juice WRLD to me personally Is the modern perspective era he's the only guy I find intriguing to listen to, welp that's all folks I said all I can say & that's that I'll leave this comment only for the one's who understands this opinion Edit: I hope Tuco pins this comment cause I just feel like every need to know much of the old music is being so much lacked on old music needs to come back but like I said Tuco you have my up most respect for loving old music

Gotta love Asteroid Records, that has blind-buy written all over it.

Climax Blues Band is a great 70s band! Specially the one with the guy with a sock on his mouth (can't remember the title, though...)

My friend just let me dig though over 5000 Lps that were in his house. Our friend passed away over 15 years ago and this was his collection. I got over 150 metal albums most in the shrink wrap and olny played once! All of the Metal Blade, Combat, Meagforce, and Neat Records collections but a lot of other SUPER RARE stuff. I've sold about half already and made over $2300. I had NO IDEA those records could be worth so much!!

Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Little Richard.

Cool looking records. Private press UFO record sounds super fun.

Good morning! I can see that there are still many great LPs left from the dig - especially the older R&R stuff! ...The Hombres LP is a great one! So is that hard to find Jon Lord solo LP! Never saw that cool Mollie Thompson LP - I just found a copy of the Vincent Lopez LP from the 1962 Seattle World's Fair called "Music Out Of Century 21" - has a way-cool cover featuring the Space Needle and semi-mod, space-age muzak inside! ...Another LP I've never seen was that Mel Taylor - definitely nice! ...and there's Buffalongo and Bedlam - I had those back in the day but forgot about them! ...I'm amazed that after all those people going through those LPs that there were still obscure killers in there! ...I just scored one yesterday that I had forgotten about: Curved Air, "Airconditioning"!

Hey T.U.C.O. what a beautiful bathroom suite I'm suprised you didn't take that 😅 can't say I've heard of Mollie Thompson but being here maybe it'll turn up (a bit like U.F.O.s?) - years ago i used to get this magazine called the Fortean Times, it was Charles Fort a Victorian started the idea collecting articles from anywhere about any strange unexplained phenomenon. That Jon Lord cover was very weird. Love a bit of not quite good art but twisted below average art school college work. I recently stumbled across a thrift, well messy record shop relatively near me in the wonderfully named Hemel Hempstead so I'll be going there as soon as i can especially as other places have dried up of late. OK take care. Martin.

I'm checking this one out at my Thailand home. I can't wait to record shop.. found a discount shop in a large wholesale mall in Bangkok.. Pansip Mall ! I'm 66 today, Sean had his B Day over here as well. Japan was too cool for school !! LoL ! ✌️ Great records per usual.. still watching.

Love the open covers. I say just back up that truck. This has just been mouth watering.

Better Off Dead Soundtrack is the score of the year!

Another great video, thanks for the upload.

Did you just pass over some Chilliwack? Well, you redeemed yourself with the Eddie Cochran. May add to this comment later. Cheers!

Excellent pics!!

Great selection of records TUCO. Nobody messes with TUCO. If you like Tiny Tim then you'll really dig Sonny Bono - Inner Views. Santana LOTUS - Japanese Direct-to-Disc Recording is a must have. Thanks for sharing and ☮️ .

right on steve,you like a varied selection of music!!

Incredible! They all like they are in great shape too.

Great finds! Thanks for sharing Your passion and adventures from Toronto Ontario Canada 😎👍♥️🔊🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️💯💯💯💯💯✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

1957 Columbia label Jazz Album. Thank Christ for thrifting!

I guess by default, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley would have to be on the Mount Rushmore of Rock 'n' Roll, too.😊

Hi Tuco!!! yep you're right this one and toher videos is the Dig of a Lifetime..... it's nice to see you'e still getting awesome stuff in great condition and for a gair price too.. Killer soundtracks, classic hardrock, high fidelity pressings and the list goes on. cheers and be well

Duuuuude…if you want to sell thatBetter off Dead Soundtrack, I’m your girl.

I am green with envy. lol

Congrats on the amazing finds -- you've shown tons of records I've never seen before. The Psychedelic Shack era of the Temps was my favorite. One track on that album, War (Edwin Starr had the hit single), was big during my school years. Seems like every week we would learn about a classmate's older brother or cousin getting wounded or worse in Vietnam. So, obviously, songs like that made quite an impression.

Yo what's up my friend nice record finds man keep up the good work🙂💞Edit: Nice man I love your videos you're my biggest inspiration for loving old music much love to your channel Tuco Vintage Vinyl Hunter keep up the good work man❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️👍👍👍👍👍

Hey TUCO - Greetings from England. How come your video's stopped? I found yiur stuff recently and am enjoying watching the hunts... even found some great stuff to look for that I spotted in your flipping. Your videos seemed to end 9 months ago? Hope all is well over there . . . .

Whoa, my name was mentioned. :-) Nice finds again. This is still before I made it over there. As I was digging through those old records at Goodwill the other day, I was thinking, what would Tuco grab. Also, you were born exactly 3 days before my deceased brother.

You passed up Lookin For Love by Bobby Womack!!

Great video Tuco!!! Man these videos are so much fun to watch and the variety of records soundtracks ect.very cool cheers!

Wow some cool RNB and Rock! Thumbs way up! Trish

Man the gift that keeps on giving! LoL! That Nervous Eaters album blows compared to their other stuff! I have a Fools album and there’s one song that I really dig called Alibi about this guy rushing home to his girl after a one night stand and he’s trying to come up with an alibi for where he’s been LoL! Pretty cool Power Pop stuff. Marketts Batman looks cool! Critters is also solid 60’s stuff Loved those Wayne Cochran biker covers Super cool! That Sharks has me intrigued I was actually holding a copy of it in my hands this weekend when I was out digging around so I’ll stream it and if it’s good I’ll grab it I think it was a cheap pick up. That Folky alien record looks pretty interesting too! Glad you’re still reaping the benefits of the DoaLT! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️

The TKO album features Brad Sinsel on lead vocals I believe. After TKO he joined a old friend of mine band Warbabies unfortunately they only did one album for Columbia records and were never given a chance to grow. They were dropped by the label. If you don't have the first and only Warbabies record you need to get it. Features two songs cowritten with Paul Stanley from KISS.

Another excellent video.The bass player on that first SHARKS album "First Water"was Andy Fraser after he left FREE. He was not on the follow-up "Jab it in Yor Eye". The vocalist was Snips (Mr. Snips) born Steven Parsons. He later sang on the second and third albums by BAKER GURVITZ ARMY.

That guy pulling a face on the Sharks LP is, unless I'm mistaken, Andy Fraser of Free, Tuco. Well worth picking up. I love those Chuck Berry finds. Real rare!

I think someone once did a thread or included it as a question in a contest about the RnR Mt Rushmore heads It would be hard for me to nail it down Haha!

I wish I came across a Whos Next first pressing still in the shrink with the hype sticker on it at a thrift store

Cool finds TUCO! Hey, on that Twilight Zone LP, does it have the Bonnie Belcher "Come Wander with Me" song on it? I saw that Twilight Zone episode a few years ago and loved that song. I can't remember what year it was but the title of the episode was Come Wander with Me I'm pretty sure. And on the Rock and Roll Mount Rushmore, definitely Chuck Berry, they'd have to have Elvis (Chuck Berry was much more of the king of rock and roll though), Jimmy Page, and I'd really have to think a lot harder to figure out who the fourth head would be. Brian in Fort Worth 🎶

Have that blue The Deep record. Cool find

My favorite line from the guy who played Booger was actually in Risky Business when he’s telling Tom Cruise about one of their other friend making it with some chick He says “He boffed her and then he f*cked her!” Hahaha

We need a new video real soon dude !

Mount Rockmore 4: Berry, Presley, Hendrix....hmmm, last one is a hard one, lol. What's yours?

The Fools opened for Van Halen in Pittsburgh back in the early 80's, I think they sucked, the guitar player did a solo and afterwards laid on the floor. The singer said, he thought he might be dead and you could hear the crowd yell "Good" anyway some great vinyl finds

hi mate I recently picked up a Santana 12 in released in limited quantity for there 1978 tour in the uk . if has well all right on a side and life is a lady holiday and wham on the b I cant find anything about it . have you heard of it or seen it before.

Still some nice finds. That Sharks album also has Andy Fraser from Free, which it sounds a little like.

its always dig of the lifetime, until the next one. there never really is a limit to the collecting of vinyl.

Mannnn, super bitchin early rock stuff

Where in the hell is tuco. Hope you ok dude❤❤❤❤❤

I have a chance to get a very good quad receiver that’s been upgraded. Just can’t pull the trigger.

And all of the thrift stores in my larger city have garbage records that no one would want -- in garbage condition to boot.

You clickbated me for a US beat up, Jade Warrior😂

How far away was the dig of a lifetime?

your choice of music is very strange, you need to be educated....