David Lee Roth – Eat ‘Em and Smile

David Lee Roth – Eat ‘Em and Smile

Here’s an album that I personally, played the SHIT out of when it was released (not this copy, mind you). I had it in Spanish too, and about wore that one out as well. I thought the Spanish version was better than the English one, really – and I...
Caravan – Back to Front

Caravan – Back to Front

Here is Caravan’s Back to Front LP. I don’t remember ever playing this one. I worked in a record store in the late 80s, and we had an import section – this was in it. I got all the imports when I left the company – so this was in a box, in...
Lynryd Skynyrd Second Helping

Lynryd Skynyrd Second Helping

Here we have Second Helping by Lynryd Skynyrd. Overall, a really great copy of this one – I spun it yesterday in full, and loved the quality of the wax. It plays beautifully – there may be an occasional pop or crackle, but nothing major, and nothing that...
The Allman Brothers – Idlewild South

The Allman Brothers – Idlewild South

Here we have Idlewild South by the Allman Brothers. In nice shape, you can see that the cover does show a little bit of wear…mostly in dings and dents, more than anything else. I zoomed in on the one spot on the bottom edge where there is a small bit of fraying...
Grateful Dead – In the Dark

Grateful Dead – In the Dark

Here’s a really sweet copy of the Dead’s 87 release, In the Dark. This one looks like it was NEVER played at all – I hadn’t looked so intently at the wax before, but it is really close to a NM, or VG+++ –  however you want to see it....
Van Halen – Van Halen

Van Halen – Van Halen

Here we have Van Halen’s first, self-titled LP. This one is in great shape, though there is a little wear on it for sure – but for the title, it is better than many that I come across. This one, the cover shows a little bit of shelf wear/age – but...
the Beatles Abbey Road on Japanese Red Vinyl

the Beatles Abbey Road on Japanese Red Vinyl

This is a copy of Abbey Road pressed on Japanese red vinyl. My uncle Hox, the namesake of this record business, picked it up in Viet Nam in 1969…so this one has seen some miles. The cover is worn, and the edges are splitting – the spine on it is about gone...

Shirley Wahls – Why am I Crying Sound Clip

This is a link to the clip of the record playing…I did not allow my tube amplifier to warm up, so the fullest notes get a little loud – but the record’s quality, and the cleanness of the vinyl should be immediately clear....