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Dude! I actually visited your Winchester store back around 2017. You must have just been getting started as there weren't many records at the time. I live in Texas now, but used to have good luck up in PA. Attic Records in Millvale and George's in Johnstown had a lot of clean old-store stock. Leslie's in Charles Town, WV, was a honey hole but was destroyed in 2016 fire. Happy hunting!

I have been to this place a number of times and never found any great records. But good comics and toys.

I thought I saw a Goodies LP there? Do you ever see any George Formby on your travels?

I see alot of those albums when I go to our local antique malls. The good records are so hard to find now. That Mick Jagger album is everywhere. Lol.

Those ‘iconic’ records are only iconic in the sense that you see most of them in every $1 bin. 😂

Verona! Recognize that place anywhere. definitely a huge hit or miss place so it doesn’t shock me. But keep hunting on and thanks for all you do brother!

I am so glad that when I was working in San Francisco it was pre internet -it was amazing for records

That place is huge ! Our antique mall is a third of that. Kenny Rogers and Ernest Tubbs under heavy metal lol !. Don;t you love wasting your time ?! Great entertaining video !

I hate antique malls for records, selling flea market/thrift store crap for big bucks.

Dude! @6:17 it's Cactus World News album Urban Beaches! An Irish new wave band signed on U2's own label. You missed that one. Damn.

Jamming with Edward in the heavy metal pile.

On everyone of these vinyl search programmes , there is always plenty of Herb Alpert and Sergio Mendez and Brazil 66 . Two of the greats

If you think that is big then you should check out First Monday Trade Days in Canton Texas. Largest outdoor flea market in the world!

Bigger is not always better. I see a lot of TUC (the usual crap) in those bins. Some nice LPs in the glass case. The 45s you picked looked interesting. This video reminds me of Granny's Attic in Billings, Montana, closed about ten years ago. Granny's Attic had a huge room filled with thousands of records. Mostly a waste of time as 98% of it was TUC. But I did find a few gems there.

Although, there was this one case that had an original copy of London calling by the clash for like 40 bucks

I thought for a while there I was in for a bit of disappointment, that was until you discovered some cheap 45s. There is always something about digging through 45s especially the vintage kind.

I get so high seeing a large stash of 45's at flea markets..

Spent about 12 hours pickin in one of those places - very slim pickins indeed with tons of roached sleeves

I was just there yesterday, almost bought a Heart album. But passed on it.

The only ones I spotted besides the Presence, Desire, and Tapestry, were that Little Feat album and also a decent looking Poco which looked like Cantamos from 1974. Other than that and some 45's, that big place was a "wasteland."

I collect rare 45s. I buy and sell in my classic rock shop located at the Grafton flea market in grafton MA. I hunt for rare UK or Japanese singles. Some 45s go for big bucks as you know. I am looking for wasp now. With original pic sleeves. And I also buy and sell cassettes. I sold a Nirvana Nevermind cassette for 12.00. Come visit flea market sometime. I don't have a big collection but what I sell are decent. There are a few good vendors inside that sell rock albums.

There is also a great and massive antique mall in Toledo Ohio

Only album l could see that l would maybe buy was Little Feat, Feat's Don't Fail Me Now. Got it on a cassette, but would prefer vinyl.

Nice Ricky Nelson albums wish we had those mallsin the netherlands

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Most of the records in this market were your usual thrift shop staples, but the dealer at 10:40 with the records in the glass case had a few that were worthwhile, namely The Belmonts. By the way, how did you make out the Manila Machine sealed LP that you found in the tractor trailer?

Bud you did not pick up Rod Stewart-Blondes Have More Fun.

a lot of Eddie Arnold and the like but sometimes you get lucky

Again, so much crap in those boxes that nobody wants, not even close, that's the problem with these big malls with tiny to no finds!

Mark, I was thinking about thinning out my collection if you interested leave a comment.

Buddy. Virginia? You might brush up on your classical inventory values because I saw a couple goodies in there, and if you think one thousand bucks for a pop record is about as good as it gets, brush up on your classical records.

I never find decent vinyl at thrift stores. Some of that vinyl is overpriced.

i think im going to puke !!!!!!!!!

Right now Ont. is still in a provincial stay-at-home lock down. I'll bet that when everything opens up, guaranteed that most vendors at the flea markets / antique malls will still have the same items, priced high. Believe me that it's still the same items as of 15 - 20 yrs. ago. I continue to wonder what kind of business attitude these people stubbornly have? On very rare occasions I might find a vendor selling albums for low reasonable prices.

My god what a disappointment

crap records make me angry