I was at the Fremont Goodwill the day after you picked up Twisted Sister and all of those other records. At least I know they're in a good home now!

1:09 Hahaha! You've got to love the 1982 video game reference. :)

You got some really nice finds! Once when I was at a thrift store, my local Goodwill, I found a 2nd pressing of Metallica's debut album Kill 'Em All AND a 1st pressing of there Garage Days EP! I still can't understand how I got THAT STUPID LUCKY!

OK, back to the distant past! Huge intruder alert at that Goodwill - and an annoying one at that! ...Records (including 45s) went from .99 ea.to $2.99 ea. at the local Goodwills in my area (Central Pa,) and the overfilled bins of pure crap show it - in fact the selections you were going through at your local Goodwills appear the same as the ones at the Goodwills here! Used CDs are now a whopping $3.99 each! I rarely buy records & CDs there anymore.

I found the Felt album in wild .49 cents

27:37 I always grab belly-dancing records whenever I see them to add to my world music collection (and I have bellly-dancing CD's too). I like the Turkish and/or Middle Eastern style and the percussion for a lively, fun exotica musical experience. There's nothing better than seeing a bunch of them in one haul. :)

I rarely find 70s records in op shops (we call thrift stores, op shops) but one day I found 12! Including Neil Diamond’s Hot August Night and Live at The Greek, Leo Sayers first album , bob segar etc. I was thrilled. They were $2 each. As a teenager in the 70s we never called them vinyls always records or LPs.

Live the thrifting videos. I’m out 2-3 times a week. I like chip Davis. Reciently found fresh air 1-4. Need a couple more. Good stuff but in like new age/jazz take care. Art

Never saw any records at the Restore. You gotta love any album titled He Touched Me.

4:57 We have a lot of bald eagles in Canada too and I remember while travelling along a stretch of highway in Vancouver seeing at least twenty bald eagle nests and I've seen them up close nesting in the Crescent Beach area near Surrey (not far from Vancouver). They are incredible.

Vinyl thrifting was incerdible when I lived in San Francisco in the 90s. Every day, an armload of rare 60s psych lps. There were a lot of folks out to step on my toes, but I estimate that I've made over ten grand from album resale, with maybe a few hundred spent. They're just a trickle now from what they used to be.

Yes!! Sea World Fantasy!!

I have no issues finding vinyl at thrufts. Mind you I go every day lol

Always makes me want to " hit the bricks" and make the rounds. Twisted Sister was a surprise, even if you have another copy ! Shotgun !!

Check the area for on-line auctions. I have done VERY well. I just picked up 450 45's and 300 LP's for 55.00, they came from a local music store that went belly-up. Vinyl from the 50's, 60's never played. I was blown-away.

In Los Angeles, it’s all garbage at the thrift stores. I don’t mind going repeatedly, but there’s never a payoff.

Prices have gone mad here in Australia too. Used to pick up reasonable records for a dollar each now they are ten to twenty. Shame.

Yeah I hate those sales that are running a business out of the garage disguised as a garage sale.

Hey TUCO! I don’t what it is that keeps me coming back to watch videos of a guy thumbing through some of the crappiest records out there but yet here I am! LoL! Hell I hate watching myself look through them in real time! Haha! I was highly entertained by the old school video game graphic at the beginning tho! Keep plugging away man! There’s treasure out there somewhere! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️

Hi Tuco, thanks for another entertaining video. A lot of local gospel records there.

No I am definitely not one of those people who think that!! LoL. Great video my friend, I love to go great digging

Hey TUCO - You scored some decent vinyl there! Too bad about that annoying intruder who just *had* to get in your space. These types know they're being annoying, but they don't care. I had to tell one of these knuckledraggers to back off the other day at Goodwill. He was less than 3 feet from me and I don't want COVID. I guess the obvious fact that I'm wearing a mask didn't get through to him. He acted offended. Glad you got the scores before The Intruder did. LOL

When I'm in a Dixie land mood (It happens from time to time, lol) I like to put on Pete Fountain. I saw one at 19:50. If you're into any of that.

The Restore in my city has a chunk of records. Found 50's Stan Getz jazz record NM and early J. Cash record there. I would have snagged that Heino record. I collect 70's German Schlager. I don't understand the language but sounds cool. I don't see too many Schlager records on your raids but a lot of Czech ones.

A few years ago I went into a ReHab store and surprised to see 10 boxes of records. Too bad that they were all useless garbage records, mostly discarded thrift store stuff. I'm glad to see your honesty about traveling around and finding nothing. It happens more often nowadays. Take care and ☮️.

I found the Jack Webb album at a Restore!

Great video as always. That volunteer Jam record that you picked up was from a show that Charlie Daniels used to put on each Year for charity In Murfreesboro (just outside Of Nashville). I just picked up the exact same record Recently but haven't got a chance to listen to it yet.

Tuco, I can't say it enough in 2022; It might be the "thrill of the hunt" more in the thrift stores, but I swear that as far as MY tastes & such go, which is finding more and more deeper & obscure 50's & 60's product, the regular SENSIBLE (and I make a point capitalizing that word), new/used small independent record shop Dollar bins are where it's at for me. For example, if you have a small shop that specializes more in hard rock or punk, the odds are high that you'll find some great bargains in uncommon jazz, country or Bachelor Pad. Reason being that they just don't get the clientele, and if they're just smart enough to give them a shot at being sold, you can take out some not-bad minor gems, which even stand a better chance of being in sharp condition. Contrast that to the tired, boring & nauseating religious, orchestra & Barbra Streisands with torn up covers you go through again & again for decades at the Goodwills. Something to think of when passing through these towns. Sure thrifting rules, but check the local directories or Yelp for any hidden small record shops! Keep on Vinyling!!

Nice intro !

Nice intro you got there

Sometimes I think I've got to get immersed in the goofy gospel family genre since there are a few of those rekkids that are valuable solely for goofy covers.

Hi Tuco!! yep this was a good one..... and finding Twisted Sister at a Goodwill store and in good condition!! that's even better, btw please don't tell me you're an expert in belly-dancing.... cheers and be well

I still would have grabbed the curtis just for the cover with the sticker

Ha Ha, love the instant mustache on Pat Boone. 🤣 I have ran into a few yard sales from time to time where the people running them have no idea about the value of vinyl, even now. That's why it always pays to look. I noticed the sign in front of the house (rummage sale) the arrow was also pointing the wrong way. Well, too bad it was a bomb of a sale, but at least you can buy some new Avon, vitamin supplements or Tupperware. So I'm betting that Twisted Sister record got passed over because it was the last one in the stack and everyone had given up before they got to the end, that's the only logical explanation. I've had weird anomalies like that happen, dig through a lot of garbage and find a sudden grail out of nowhere.

No offence. But not even in my wildest imagination did I ever think I would see someone get legitimately excited over a *Twisted Sister* album. Some of the most sugary shit to ever be laid down on wax. 😋