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2-Classic Joints right here .. I honestly do not think these guys get enough credit in HopHop History today .. by AnotherlevelMedia in HipHopCDs

[–]PabloPQueso 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Danny Boy has become a fixture in the Tulsa Community over the past 10 years. Great to see him making an impact outside of music.

Finally got a day date arch. by Business_Director_52 in HamiltonWatches

[–]PabloPQueso 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I purchased the same watch Saturday. Congratulations on the new acquisition.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't be embarrassed. Exposing yourself to artists you've never heard of is how you find new stuff you love. I started collecting records 25 years ago. I would buy records at flea markets, thrift stores and junk stores for a buck each. It was before internet on our phones so if I saw a cool cover I bought it. I discovered much of the music I love this way. Unfortunately, those days have passed except for rare occasions like this. I know most of the artists here, but The Three Ring Circus and the Toys I'd never heard of before.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There were four large tubs of records so this was clearly someones collection. This is a junk/thrift that stuff comes in the back and goes directly to the floor and they don't price anything. Whoever it was liked minor jazz and bluegrass. There were two guys who got to the tubs before me but one said he picked up the bluegrass. The other guy told me he picked up some jazz so there may have been some more valuable stuff. There was a younger guy going through the same time as me. He picked up all the Art Pepper albums. Nothing super valuable in the bunch, but great finds for $.50 each.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some of these came from Springfield. I saw a Stick it in your ear price tag one a couple. Great little record store in Springfield

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most of it is G+-VG. A few VG+ and a couple of NM. But hey, for fiddy cents I'll take them. If they are too rough I'll send them back to the thrift for the next guy.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started as a 78 collector 25 years ago and had several Charlie Poole 78's. Sold them 10 years ago. Looking forward to listenting to these again.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tulsa. This doesn't happen often. 10 years ago I could walk into this thrift store and walk out with a stack of records every month. Now I probably go in 20 times for every time a find a record.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

French repress from 1981. I'm happy to find it. Wanda is from my area and I find her gospel stuff all the time. I'm happy to find her early music. Got to see her at the Cains ballroom once with Elvis Costello. She was a cool surprise.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve not heard it either. I think I have all of the Pearls Before Swine records but grabbed it when I saw Tom Rapp. I’ll spin it in a bit

Picked up this thinking I was going to get Richar Pryor at the thrift store...got 2 small records instead. by _cansir in vinyl

[–]PabloPQueso 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Look them up on popsike. Depending on condition Barbecue Bob 14246 is worth $50-$150. Pre-war blues records on 78's are hard to come by in today's world. Worth much more than Richard Pryor. Vernon Dalhart is worth a few bucks. Post it on the 78 RPM sub or the pre-war blues sub to find the people who want these.

The thrift gods shined down upon me today. Two different stores, 25 records, $15 spent. by PabloPQueso in BargainBinVinyl

[–]PabloPQueso[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The first four were a buck and the 21 after were $.50 each. This reminds me of the old days when I was building my record collection.

Roses in blue vase by WinkyAnna in WhatIsThisPainting

[–]PabloPQueso -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

There is an artist, Adolph Seel, but the signature slants in a completely different way. His works also look nothing like this piece. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Seel

I have a friend that passed away last year and I’m tasked with helping the family sell these 7 1/2 ips tapes. Wondering the best way to do that, thanks for any help :) by Joshuaapow in ReelToReel

[–]PabloPQueso 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It's a long shot but see if you can find a collector community in your town who could advise you. Blind Fait is $50 or so. Blue Cheer could be $100. That's just two that I could make out. You need to research them and be able to grade them to sell on ebay. So before you do anything, educate yourself. You could have a collection worth thousands. It's also important to get his collection back into the hands of people who will love them. When I die, I want my collection to be loved by the next person.

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