Thanks!!

Thanks!! You mean Led Zeppelin didn't write those blues songs? lol

There are so many hidden treasures on those early Dolly albums.

Excellent!

Because she was too explicit and black and a woman 🤷

Absolutely. I've heard so many re-issues that sound like they might as well be bootlegs from retail CDs.

@@RobertFithen Me too bud. Honestly, thanks for the recommendation!

We used to have one of those large reel players in college. I wonder if it's still there.

Yes members from Minor Threat.

That's probably the best to start with. I'm not really an expert on them, though.

same tho lol

"On the Kill Taker" is probably my favorite.

Me too, I can't believe I finally found it at such a price.

It's strange because "Nasty Gal" is advertised on the strip with the other albums.

@@RobertFithen Yes exactly and I noticed that too. I went ahead and bought a copy of the 2018 Vinyl Me Please pressing yesterday. The guy that I got it from was selling it brand new at a much lower price than anyone else and he had multiple copies. I think he had sold about 40 of them just since these recent reissues have come out and people have been learning this one isn't going to be a part of it. He was telling me that Nasty Gal was not being re-released in this Archival Series recent release of most of her albums. He's a real big record company or at least seller and he knew a whole lot about what's going on with these Betty Davis pressings in recent years. He did not know why NG wasn't being included but he was 100% positive that it's not going to be part of the series. I really do think he knew what he was talking about too. I have bought from him and dealt with him before and he is a really good seller with a lot of knowledge I've noticed through the years. I guess we'll have to wait and see but I'm guessing there may have been some sort of problem with the label. I think that one was LITA046 if I remember right. The copy I'm getting is from the last pressing of it and it reportedly sounds really good. But I sure would like to find it in the Archival Series re-releases that they're doing now too. Maybe in the future it will finally get another pressing? I've been real happy with the sound on these latest archival series pressings. I'm still blown away that one of my favorite guitarists, Neal Schon, was part of her self-titled LP release. Like I mentioned, he plays on 50% of the songs and you can tell his guitar playing when you hear it :-)

I saw that thread going around and thought about it, but it mostly would have been The Beatles and Kiss when I was a kid and would listen to the same albums over and over for months.

I think Chicago did the horn thing better than most. I really like the first album, especially "Beginnings" and "South California Purples". They have some great songs scattered among the other early albums. With Chicago 16, the rumor is that it's not even Chicago playing on most of the songs.

@@RobertFithen Beginnings is my favorite Chicago song, and yeah, that first album is a killer.

After years of seeing that Paul Revere & The Raiders "Greatest Hits" album, I finally saw one that actually still had the poster inside just last week.

They definitely have better sound quality than an 8-track. I never see them at sales, that's why when I saw the Loretta Lynn, I grabbed it. It was only $1.

@@RobertFithen they sound better than records too, they were very expensive even when new. I found some with audiophiles that like Jazz , but they're not selling at any price.

Thanks!!

Howlin' Wolf was $2 at an estate sale, but I had to be there hours early to be first.

Thanks! I just subscribed to your channel.

Make sure you spell her name "Betty" or you'll get the actress.