Flipped past Switched on Bach. Great album. Great finds near the end.

When you put back that 2$ "Hypnotic Tango" maxi you made every Italo Disco fan scream.

Enjoyed the journey. Antique Malls are enjoyable to look around, but I seldom come across a good deal there. the only thing I'll lay out more than a couple bucks for would be a Hawaiian record I don't already have...and there aren't too many of those around!

Enjoyed the thrifting with you! Yeah, the Bay City Rollers record for Brian was my stand out album. Ha!! Have a great weekend!! Jon

It is rare to find anything good at Goodwill anymore! For the past 2 years we might have found 5 total at 4 different Goodwills we visit weekly! The movies are the better find! Our Goodwill stores have 50’s-70’s gospel & other off the wall stuff that was not selling new in the 40’s-70’s!

TUCO! Love your videos man. I finally hit the right Goodwill at the right time here in NJ. Check out this Goodwill haul I grabbed last week: Metal Church- Metal Church- Saxon- Denim and Leather TT Quick- Metal of Honor B52s - Whammy Patty Smith - Horses Supertramp - Paris (2lp live set) Genesis - Abacab Walked out of there pretty stoked! (NJ Goodwill now charges $2.50 per album). Keep up the good work Tuc!

There has got to be actual used record stores in Omaha right? I know it’s not the most metropolitan city but it also isn’t tiny. You guys have 311 and The Flaming Lips.

Tuco!!! You've got a nice haul! Your choices...WOW! I would have liked to have that Bugsy Malone soundtrack, it has a lot of sentimental value to me, but the ones that you have are GREAT!!! GREAT VIDEO😎!!!

17:00 I once bought an Empire floor-standing gramophone hand-crank record player from a local antiques mall and the elderly lady that sold it gave me 73 78 rpm records for free which was much appreciated. They were mostly fox -trots, but there were some gems too and even the fox-trot music from the 20's and 30's had a lot of charm. :)

Aura Exciters awesome, Solaris cool ! Love that UB40.. have one. Killer Carlos and John M. I pick up Falco when I can. You did well especially on Solaris. !!

13:30 Wow, those are some nice clean-looking 78's and I have picked up some great ones over the years from thrift stores or antique stores as well as purchased album collections in bulk for eBay sellers if they had particular jazz, swing, or classical albums for which I was searching. :)

Another great video Tuco, missed you last week. Hope you’re doing well.

LIKE number 6, but up to no tricks. :)

That Carlos Santana and John Mclaughlin is a good one! I just found it myself.

I remember driving past that covered wagon before. It's kind of sad it got damaged. There were a few at the Platte Antique Mall I would have picked up mostly to fill in a few holes...like Al Stewart "Modern Times", Manhattan Transfer "Live" (yes I'm a fan of their music but I don't have that one), Mike Rutherford, Neil Diamond "Stones", Rick Wakeman "Journey to the Center of the Earth", Atlanta Rhythm Section "Champagne Jam", Manheim Steamroller "Fresh Aire 7", Eurythmics "1984", anything by Santana, Missing Persons, UB40 "Little Baggariddim", Solaris, Godley & Creme "Snack Attack" (They are from 10cc), Mad Max, Weather Report. The best ones were in that $2.50 bin. The David Crosby for $5 is excellent price. Quicksilver Messenger Service for $10 is a fair price. I would have had a hey day there for sure. Definitely a gold mine and some excellent finds!

Leon Patillo gospel album is a good one Leon also sang and played keys for Santana. Buy all the Switched On Bach and other Synthesizer related records those are big collectors even as a set.

Bob James is one of the most sampled artists out there. That "Touchdown" record has the "Taxi" theme. His records aren't worth much but good music is always worth grabbing. Pheobe Snow is amazing imo.

14:55 As much as I love 45's and 78's and have a lot of each, there's nothing more tedious than sifting through them at thrift stores hoping to find some gems (and 78's are so fragile, of course). That's one of the major advantages of LP records or boxed sets that provide artwork for easy recognition and easier digging. :)

Billy Strange is always worth grabbing. I seen you hesitate on it at goodwill. He was a member of The Wrecking Crew. Cool guitar instrumentals with top-notch session players. He has that train album, a bluegrass/folk album, a 007 themed album and others. His records aren't necessarily dollar bin records.. I think more in the 5-15 category

the really old classic victory records and like are actually really cool especially the ones with original linner sleve jackets with Victorian art on them.

I am amazed how much stamina you have to go through all this crap. I would never do this. But very nice to see what one can expect in these thrift stores.

I love Platte Valley antique mall! I've bought lots of stuff there.

are you still doing these videos not seen a new one in a long time .

22:28 Tuco, you missed that 'Fiddle Faddle' Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops album (right after the Jermaine Jackson album) which features the fun, light works of Leroy Anderson. I had mentioned that album to you before, so it's following you around and wants you to take it home. Haha! :)

I heard of SUNJoe and PowerJoe from the infomercials, but not Joe Sun. Astairing contest? Rascall Flats? Earth Wind and Fried? They call 78s 78s because that's how many pieces they are in at the GW bins. Jody Miller (you passed) pretty good, her rendition of the Race is On.

Hey, at 23:39 there's the first Maggie Bell solo album. I don't know if you already have it or know her, she's a Scot singer, she was the leader of Stone the Crows and sang with Long Jonh Baldry, good rock/soul voice often compared to Janis Joplin

I'm enjoying the scenery as a former Aksarben. I actually have a ferrante and teicher on 78 rpm.

There's a vendor in the antique mall in my town that has a crate of records with a Rick Astley in it; the price tag is marked "Gotcha! Not for sale".

2:54 Tuco, you might enjoy that 'Excalibur' record which has the classical music used in 'Excalibur' (1981) and if you haven't yet seen the movie, I highly recommend it. That record contains 'O Fortuna!' from 'Carmina Burana' by Carl Orff (a very stirring piece also used in the movie 'The Doors') as well as works by Richard Wagner whose work 'Siegfried's Funeral March' was a perfect choice for the knights battling each other and for the rise of King Arthur's reign. There was also an original score composed by South African-born Trevor Jones who composed scores for 'The Dark Crystal', ' The Last of the Mohicans', etc. and when he was a bit younger, he worked with John Williams on 'Return of the Jedi' to work out various orchestrations. However, the Trevor Jones score for 'Excalibur' is a bit hard to find on CD (but not on KZfaq) and was only officially available in very limited quantities. You mentioned that you loved Stravinsky's 'The Rite of Spring', so you may also enjoy this 'Excalibur' record even though the styles of the music are very different. :)

Definitely Mike Rutherford. Genesis and Mike and the Mechanics

Hi Tuco!! well done my friend, it really pays going over and over to those thrift store.... Falco, UB40 and Missing Persons plus Tina Turner's Mad Max, not bad at all on the other hand $35 for Kiss "Alive" i don't think so..... btw no polka this time? cheers and be well

I would’ve snagged that billy strange record from your first video. Nice 60s instrumental guitar stuff.

How many essential LP's do you treasure? Estimate savings in buying vintage.

The Godley and Creme Snack Attack looks interesting. They were members of 10cc.

That snack attack record was two guys from 10cc.

It amazes me that no matter what thrift/Goodwill in the USA that you find yourself in, you're gonna find so many of the same $1 bin records. Looking at some of the prices at that antique mall, it's easy to see that the sellers made ZERO effort to actually find out how much their records are worth. How long have those Ronstadt LPs been sitting there, do you think?! Makes you wonder about the value of the other stuff they're selling.

That "My Mine - Hypnotic Tango" for two bucks was a super bargain.

I hear you say “no more classic country unless it is something jaw dropping”. May I make a suggestion? STARDAY RECORDS. Look especially for any of the double “Country Music Hall of Fame” series. There were ten. Worth every peso. As far as Ferranti and Teicher? Look for a couple of 1950s albums on ABC PARAMOUNT. One of them has them completely dressed as spacemen. Those are the collectibles.

That’s funny I seen you pause on a Romper Room childrens album and when I was a kid I was on the Romper Room TV show but my Television career was cut short by a fairly severe case of chicken pox! By the time I recovered my spot had been taken! Maybe that why I do YT videos now Trying to recapture what could’ve been! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️

Retail Rebel - that place was a mess... And interesting princing model.

It makes perfect economic sense it would be analogue to digital in the one-step chain...🤷‍♂️

You could have filled in your Al Hirt collection that day! Saw that Guy Lumbago LP you missed... 99% of 12" singles bore me (the Missing Persons EP is cool because it contains their 2 best tracks). You can't go wrong with Santana... Forget those extremely overpriced LPs - someone was tripping! Solaris LP was the big catch of the day!

Hi TUCO, very similar overpriced tat to the UK which surprised me this time though you got some very cool stuff. The only one that tempted me was the $2 dollar seller around 30-32 mins the Bobby Gentry/ Glenn Campbell album.

8:00 Oh, man, do I hate those bin-digging outlet thrift stores where everything is chucked around and those places just feel so grubby. I prefer the cleaner, brighter, better-organized retail stores, but the bin centres can have some good deals here and there.

Still trying to find that theme music you use once in a while; the one with the guitar intro then the synthesizer maybe?

Definitely Jonathan Winters. Randy Travis too

The Twins! They are German. I look for them EVERYWHERE! I only have one of their albums. I never see them here in the USA

You should of gotten Mike Rutherford smallcreeps day. Great prog. Genesis bass player

Me personally, I would've taken the Diana Ross and Diana Ross and the Supremes albums (even though they're high priced). That's about all I would've left with (depending upon their condition).

Personally like England Dan and John ford coley

Tha falco single is a pretty good song, translated it says "young romans", over here in switzerland, austria and germany he is still a big legend. If you wanna read it in german it sounds something like "yoonga römar" if you read dat in english (oo sounds like u in german, y almost like j, a like e, and ö is a special letter from over here, like ø from the scandinavians)

I don't know if the Godley and Creme is good or valuable but I thought you might grab that. Did you snag a receiver yet?

Fred Astaire's on 10th Street.

Whats the name of the music playing at the beginning of every video and when thumbing through the vinyl ? It possibly sounds early1960s . It sounds something like Henry Manceiny would do .

The $15 dollar records are the ones that go home with you and the put themselves on the player and turn it on for you.

The only way I would spend $35 on that Kiss album if it was still sealed with inserts and orig pressing! But even then.

Godley and Crème 10cc

You should have got Al Stewart, Tuco. He’s done better LPs than Year Of The Cat.

I would definitely carry a gun in there! Place looks scary.

Nice variety of stuff in this one. Falco! Missing Persons! UB40! M! Bernadette Peters would be worth it just for the lovely Vargas cover. Never heard of Joe Sun, but the title song of that album ("Old Flames (Can't Hold a Candle to You)") was co-written by Kesha's mom, and was a hit for Dolly Parton a couple years after that Joe Sun version. Kesha did a cover of it on her fantastic album Rainbow, which also features Dolly Parton. That John Stewart album you passed up twice ("Bombs Away Dream Babies") is pretty cool since it features both Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. Not valuable or hard to find, but still worth a listen to anyone who hasn't heard it before, with several very good songs.

That Weather Report album is lava

If you ever visit Dayton, Ohio I know some honey holes

This is horrible. Ever heard of a metal or punk section???????????????????????????????????????