The only thing worse than not finding any decent records is finding great records, only to discover that someone's destroyed them.

The Zeppelin III pencil damage was most likely done by an angry girlfriend or ex.

Just found your show a couple hours ago and already watched 4 episodes. You are very entertaining and full of knowledge. Keep it up!

I got a Dark Side of The Moon vinyl from a grandparent. Its been played so much the needle doesn't even go in the grooves anymore.

Back in the days of vinyl and 8 tracks I bought Rare Earth's 'In Concert' and it had 'I Just Want to Celebrate' on it eight times on one side and nothing on the other. I took it back and got it replaced with the full record but I should have kept it

"Sketches of Spain" is a MUCH better record than "Quiet Nights", so it isn't all bad.

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Hi, Robert...just discovered your videos yesterday. Enjoying them a lot, so far! While I do have a few records that are atrocious for various reasons, I typically already knew about it when I bought them, so it wasn't a nasty surprise. But other than that, I avoid vinyl atrocities by not blind-buying them in the first place! I don't know how you wound up with some of those that you didn't explain, but yeah...I won't just blind-buy, because I hate getting burned like that. If it's an online purchase, I'll always check with the seller first to make sure what's what, if they didn't already say in the listing.

I have a vinyl copy of Paul McCartneys Flowers in the Dirt that I purchased new when it first was released. Even though it looks pristine it has always played with pops and clicks. Cleaning has not helped it. Glad to see that I’m not the only one this has happened too.

Not listed: the gigantic disappointment of ordering a mint condition rarity on eBay only to have it arrive in a flimsy box of taped together dry cereal boxes - with a very obvious completely bent corner. In this instance I'd actually sent the seller the URL on how to package LPs for shipment, which they totally ignored.

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Hey mate! I just found your video and I was cringing right along with you. About the (Led Zeppelin) lp; Dude, I think you may want to just throw that out, it is probably scratched, you will maybe remove the pencil mark but the scratch will still be there. A lesson I learned a long time ago: If you are buying used records out in the wild, Always check them first before buying. I have had many heartaches because I was too lazy to do this.

Water damage and warping are two of my biggest pet peeves.

The first time I bought The Who’s “Tommy” on vinyl, it was just record two, sides 3 and 4. It was a rerelease, because the original pressings had side 1 and 4 on record one, and sides 2 and 3 on record two.

It looks like you have a great collection of albums and CD's. Your lucky to have that, I'm trying to build my own collection up. Your videos are great.😍

To find my dog chewing on my John Lennon...Imagine album cover. A visual hard to forget...

What a massive wall of records you got!! Thanks for sharing this great video!

I love your framed autographs of STP! Nice t.shirt as well.

Every one of these atrocities happened to me in my record collecting journey. I try to watch closer, but what you gonna do with new pressings that are noisy as hell?

I've gotten two copies of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, each missing Record 1...