Lots of decent $5 to $10 Dollar 💵 records & a well stocked budget bin for years. I'll stop in for sure 👍

It is great that so many albums are going to find new homes. Sad that so many are damaged but at the same time there are many albums that no one is ever going to want and they need to be taken out of circulation.

That rosemarys baby soundtrack is awesome. Creepy ass theme

Like this story.once while going to a junkyard to get a part for my car.i found 2 big garbage bags and f baseball cards.the owner thought I was stupid when I asked if I could have them.and I actually was a baseball card collector.lots of CArds not worth anything.but at least four or five I made serious jingle on.yeah nobody ever counts the labor.i used to say what ever you make at your day job you need to factor that in.

That is like a dream, I can't think if anything better than discovering a trailer of albums good or bad. I was at school fete about 8 years ago and someone donated a complete collection of stuff about 2000 cds, they sold a few during the day but at 3pm they had to close the stall. They didn't want to store the albums, so they said I could have the lot for $10...8 boxes full of cd's. My greatest day as alive. A fair amount of rubbish, but did have a lot if Frank Zappa, about 35 cd's.

I have been watching your past videos getting caught up. You're blowing up my Discogs wish list. 😂❤❤

Thanks very much for this extra long video 🤘 I love seeing what you guys pick out

That’s a crazy score man, great channel, keep up 🎶✌🏼

14:17 - Lorraine Hunt was the Lieutenant Governor of Nevada from 1999 - 2007.

That Hawaiian Centennial album looked pretty special, 05:10.

I can see some old Steely Dan there!

Happy for you guys

Big collections always gets me interested.

Aww, I loved the book Jonathan Livingston Seagull, by Richard Bach. 19:25 I had NO idea that books on vinyl were ever 'a thing', but I guess they were?

I love this kinda stuff! I didn't see Parts 1 and 2 anywhere though.

It feels so bad to see vinyl in that bad condition. Good that there was also some in good shape. mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)

So much vinyl. What to do with it all? Nice that you're trying to rescue most of it. I use to sell "Fuller Brush" Carpet Sweepers in the early 1980's. Hilarious find with that old Fuller Brush turntable encased in its own traveling briefcase. I never knew Fuller Brush had a product like that. I would donate it to a Historical Museum. It's amazing to me that Fuller Brush had a small part in the music entertainment field. I doubt there's many of those turntables out there.

Edison is freaking cool

Wow i love videos like these try to catch up on your videos i watch so much different stuff on here so its nice when i get a video on here im actually interested im all over the place so ig thats why haha. But anyway i just wanna say im glad you are salvaging as much stuff as possible bc even tho you might have too much of it and i know as a shop you gotta keep what makes sense for you but as a 23 yr old who listens to 50s-60s stuff mostly actually even dean martin haha you never know to each there own as they say.. 👍

Just found your channel - NICE! What do you use to clean all the vinyl. That's a daunting task LOL. Again, great content. Thanks for making these videos. Mark

This is pretty wild. I remember seeing you guys trying to pick that trailer and thinking that a lot of good stuff might get left behind.

Still haven't learned the basics of lp searching!IF YOUVE NEVER SEEN OR HEARD OF,KEEP OUT! AMATEUR

It's interesting to see the differences in people's taste of music. What person raves about, another will laugh at, and so forth.

Some Donna Summers is worth 15-20 even the 12”s

You guys should do Whatnot auctions. You’d probably do good.

The singing Num had a Number 1 Hit in America and was on the Ed Sullivan Show in1964 . Big Hit . Look Her Up on Wikipedia . I have the Record .

Hi, so how did Manila Machine turn out condition wise ? that was a fantastic find, when I saw your previous video I thought to myself, hope he is putting that in the I want pile. Glad someone mention it to you, well done man.

Did you by chance find any.... Loretta Lynn Allis Chalmers Presents Albums?

That Grady Martin And The Slew Foot Five - Powerhouse Dance Party Decca lp.... you skipped by, is a 25 dollar album.

If any of the George Jones albums are wlp please let me know I need 4 to have all he has

Where’s the KISS Albums?!

In at 20:26, did I spot 'Legrand Jazz'. Surely worth saving?!

My Uncle Uzed to work for the Fuller Brush Company

Does that record with the Bible on it play? I would take it if it did. 23:52

Any british, irish folk singers? English folk rock from the 60s-70s? I checked in your shop web page and could not find a link..

You gotta find that Crystals record, wherever you put it. Very sought after rare record!

Is the Crystals album available?!

Hard to sell country

Did you figure out which pressing that black flag is?

Hell yeah dude

At about the 3 minute mark is a Doug Hanks album. My dad played in his band in the 80's and 90's. Would you be willing or interested in selling it?

Do you have a online store for records you are going to sell

Randy Meisner album would sell,ex-Eagles.

Don't be so quick to toss out Donna Summer or 12 inch singles. Dance music may not be your thing but there's a huge market for it.

At 22.23 , you hmm and ahhh about keeping the “Kensington” LP …..skip it , it’s a board game not an LP ….it was omnipresent in all the LP piles over here in the U.K. at one time

Dean Martin "yuck"???

Yo! I'm accepting records donations, shoot the ones you don't want, get at me and let me know.

not bad, but you don't know is all great or lot of trash 😀👍👏

I had to stop viewing your video because you and your wife or girlfriend offended me. Since you guys are from the younger generation wouldn't know what good music if it hit you in the forehead. I've been collecting records long before you guys were considered to be born. You guys pass up on alot of good old music from my past. It's today's music I have a big problem with.

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