I simply find that the lower your expectations are in 2022, the more you will enjoy what Tuco is doing through these videos. The game isn’t to think The Beatles and Pink Floyd are just around the corner, because you’ll just get angry about it all. But those “hidden gems” that no one seems to want to know about, or barely remembers? If you can truly appreciate those peeks into the past with a healthy dose of curiosity, you can have fun with this. And that’s what Tuco does.

Loved the Tank Reference..Thanks for the fun

Ohhhh Man ! The Three Sun's was just given to be by Eric. owner of Recycled Records.. " Movin N Groovin " Killer Space Age.. hope to find more !

Boy Im addicted to your channel.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Dammit Tuco, you are pretty much On-Fire. Doing great work for the VC!

Man it sure is nice of you to go around to these thrift shops and straighten out their record shelves for them LoL! ✌️👽

Always fun running around with ya! Thanks for taking us along!

Tuco, thanks for liberating records from their shrink!!! Freedom for records!!!😄

LIKE 24 and what a fun score. ;)

I was hoping all the smoke was from a crashed UFO 🛸

Tank - fantastic band, Algy Ward, ex-The Damned. Mark & Pete Brabbs, + Mick Tucker. If you see their records or CDs, buy them!😊

Thanks for letting me ride shot-gun.

One of the thrift stores in my town is like Central City -- this place is closed Sunday/Monday, on Monday they restock with the previous week's donations, and people are lined up for 11 AM Tuesday morning. I've done a bit better there since I clued into this, but now that I'm teaching again I can't get there until late Tuesday afternoon. I've got some more thrifting footage that will be going up in a few weeks, but I can't compete with U.F.O.'s 👽🛸

The UFO broke the truck 😀. Good thing you pulled over , probably would have been taken aboard the mothership

Freaky UFO chase. Wow! That was crazy!! Is that a regular occurrence out there or was that unusual? Super cool spy-Jazz records. Totally dig that Staccato album. Very cool! Skol! Jeff

I missed a 200 record drop at Salvation Army.. the guy in the back put them out on Thursday.. I got there at the end of the day, and still picked up some interesting records ! SHOTGUN !!! Hehe.

Thanks for continued widening our horizons. The one about just around the corner the end of the world /apocalyptic looked interesting. Funny these gospel singers with their first name only as if we know them 'Ruth' 'Dave' etc hilarious. So a worrying amount of Christmas records for September now too 🌲

Been waiting for the next video. This one looks killer. On my way to do some picking myself. Can’t wait to watch this later. 😀

33:08 I like Herbie Mann's jazz flute albums, but that cover is so disturbing. Haha! That's more of Herbie than I ever wanted to see. :)

Hi Tuco!! always cool going around and looking after records in the wild.... maybe next time we will find some more polka. cheers and be well

I never find any decent Les Baxter.. maybe that will change, now that I put that out there nice showing of your bands Cd. Last Exit Traffic for the win... for me. anyway !

1:08:05 I remember seeing 'How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying' on the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) channel or some vintage movie channel and when I saw Robert Morse, I recognized him from AMC's 'Mad Men' series as one of the elderly founders and Kenobi or Yoda-like philosophers for that ad agency offering sage advice. Ironically too, when his character died in the 'Mad Men' series (SPOILERS), he appeared as a ghost to Don Draper and left with a musical number reminiscent of 'How To Succeed..." so that was a funny little nod to his previous role. :)

What an action packed episode- thanks Tuco!

Depends on where you look, and you've got to beat others if you're really serious. It's why I don't take it too seriously.

Nice finds on the Flo and Eddie and Traffic.

That Carpenters Christmas record at 36 min in probably a 20-30 record. Don’t sleep on Xmas records

Hey I got that Polard and Dart record in the free boxes. It's not good but you passed on that Herbie Mann that IS pretty good and features Daune Allman. Herbie can be hit and miss but Push Push is a good one. Cheers Tuco happy hunting!

Saludos y BENDICIONES desde Puerto Rico

Some great finds. I love Halo label. They are all so brittle, it’s a miracle any of them survived to the present. They are also known for very colorful cover photos that may have absolutely nothing to do with the music. You might should have picked up that Warren Barker is IN lp. He’s done some cool exotica and space age pop stuff.

32:43 Yeah, I have that RCA 'Hearing Is Believing' album on a 12-inch record too. I had no idea that it existed as a 45. Like you, Tuco, I always keep an eye out for sound demonstration and stereo test records. :)

At the 10 minute mark you could've had a find with The Emporium's "I'm So Glad - In Concert". I believe it was an Iowa record but had Nebraska connections. Not very good, but few standouts. I've been lucky finding Lyonhill around Omaha many times. Solid folk rock bar-band.

1:00:54 That was a lucky Les Baxter score, Tuco! I thought I had seen and/or owned all or most of Les Baxter's albums, but I have never seen that record cover, so that was a very lucky find indeed and still in the shrink too. :)

6:59 Dylan Thomas and the BAT MOBILE!!!!

55:02 If I recall, on the back of that RCA '60 Years' album is a painting of Nipper the dog staring into the horn of an old gramophone player and I always thought that would be a perfect back cover to frame for a music or media room. :)

TUCO, Chick Corea stole your look! Play a sample of the On The Campus Paul Tex LP. : )

Hi just came across your channel, pretty cool I also enjoy looking through records. to find more for me and for sale and both, my videos besides being terrible are a mix of thrifting and auctions, but I have a few videos dedicated to vinyl buys anyway thanks for sharing

Hey Tuco - you passed by a McKendree Spring album in the first pile. Nice Chick Corea. Can I borrow that How to be Popular when you’re finished with it? You mean those people didn’t redeem the pawn shop records? Always enjoy your travels. Cheers.

Tuco. I love to buy records that had corporate sponsor or label

38:25 'Paint Your Wagon' is a western musical starring Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood (both singing in this musical) and I particularly liked Lee Marvin singing 'I Was Born Under A Wand'rin' Star'. That's a great song and really stands out from the rest on the album.

Yo, Tuco, you passed up that The Lover Speaks album. Probably about a $15 record and most of the songs are pretty cheesy but there’s like 3 really good songs on it, especially No More “ I Love Yous”, great fucking song.

Just throw the records in. Tuco will tidy them up!

1:10:15 I'm a huge fan of Elmer Bernstein's movie scores, so I'll have to check out that 'Staccato' soundtrack more fully. I have the main theme on an Ultra Lounge 'Crime Jazz' CD compilation and it's right up my alley just as it is for you, Tuco. :)

Me too on Habitat. 10 cents a record

25:26 That's a great Johnny Mathis 'Merry Christmas' record with his perfect rendition of 'Winter Wonderland'. Whenever it snows in Canada around Christmas time or January, February, and March, I can't help but think of that song. Nat King Cole's 'The Christmas Song' album is also perfection and worth scooping up if one sees it. :)

36:25 That's cool to find those JBL sampler records; one classical and one contemporary (I have the contemporary sampler album). That classical record has a lot of Stravinsky that I know you like, Tuco, and 'Carmina Burana' by Carl Orff is also great. You may be familiar with it and if you had seen the King Arthur movie 'Excalibur' (1981), you would have heard it there as a stirring theme for Arthur's knights doing battle. :)

Wow, all those guitars, amps, etc etc pawned off because the owners most likely got addicted to heroin, crack, meth, or whatever and needed a fix - I've seen that happen many times before. Shattered dreams, especially for a budding musician... The LPs that you had to wade through this time were brutal but you did get that one obscure local Omaha LP, the Mountain LP, Traffic LP, that obscure LP on Eno's label, and the Ex-Turtles/Mothers duo that made it all worthwhile. Will you ever play that classical comp LP or that Morse Code LP though? Maybe once? If so, I got a "Learn How To Type" LP for you! lol! The trip was still fun! See you next voyage!

There seems to be a ton of used Christmas records in Nebraska.

You actually care more about your driving than filming? Glad to hear that 😅

found loads of great vinyl at my local thrifts..

are those crop circles made by that flying UFO?

Both of the carpenters Christmas records go for a bit actually

Pretty rare that The Speers album Alot of rare gospel there everytime

Why did you give us that Beatles Butcher cliffhanger? C'mon man what's the story. Inquiring minds want to know.

21:56 😂

Ugh! You passed up a Beatles Alpha Omega 8-track!!! 40:51

Could you please flip a bit slower..can't get the titles..

Raydio is pretty terrible😂

You don't show whether or. not you check the condition of the records you find. To what extent the scratch of the record, before you decide to not buy and do you buy LPs with micro bubbles on them. How about the condition of the cover? I hope on your next, you give hints and guidelines on what not to consider in buying a record, i.e. scratches, bubbles, warps, cracks, torn labels, etc. Thanks. Interesting videos... learning lotrs from them.