Vinyl Hunting Adventures: Unearthing Rare Records and Turntables!

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Welcome to our vinyl hunting adventure! Join us as we embark on a quest to uncover rare and hidden gems in the world of vinyl records and turntables. In this thrilling journey, we explore the ULTIMATE antique mall showcasing the joy of digging through crates to find that one elusive album or vintage turntable. Discover the magic of analog sound, the nostalgia of vinyl, and the satisfaction of building a remarkable collection. Whether you're a seasoned vinyl enthusiast or a curious beginner, this video will inspire and guide you in your own vinyl hunting endeavors. Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of vinyl records and turntables, and let the hunt begin!
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@dragon2knight Год назад

Saying "a brand new antique mall" sounds like an oxymoron 😂You found some good stuff there, it was interesting going along for the ride, thanks!

@TorontoJon Год назад

LIKE 33 which I did with glee. I love vinyl and gear hunting videos. :)

@Rebel9668 Год назад

I wanted that 1950's Mouseketeer album, lol. And I'd certainly plunk down &80.00 for a cylinder player.

@richardwhite2344 Год назад

Hi, I had a absolute blast watching this!!!! I could spend weeks in that Antique Mall. WOW!!!! Very cool items you picked up. Enjoy!!!!

@Recordology Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@MarquitasKnottyCrush Год назад

Showbiz had the best pizza ever! This was such a fun video.

@MrThecroatian Год назад

Last week, I went to an antique mall southwest of Cleveland, OH, and got a haul of about a dozen records plus two books. There were so many books that I passed up, and some vinyl as well. I almost got a Clyde McCoy LP (one of the artists with the picture disc 78), but there was no price tag on it, and the lady at checkout was going through a whole routine trying to figure out the price, so I just told her to put it back. The antique mall you went to had a lot of interesting stuff.

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls 9 месяцев назад

That antique mall looks amazing! I’ve always found that the best records are found in booths where records aren’t the main item the vendor is selling

@Recordology 9 месяцев назад

I totally agree!

@johnclementi4224 Год назад

I loved your walk through an antique mall. May I make a few comments: 1. Antique stores and malls are usually pricey with records. 2. Ravi Shankar was a renowned sitar player who became good friends with George Harrison. He is also Nora Jones' father. 3. That Jackie Gleason record is, as you guessed, a reissue because it has the 70's Capitol logo on the back. 4. My favorites that you passed on were Heart Like a Wheel by Linda Ronstadt, and Something Anything by Todd Rungren.

@Recordology Год назад

Fascinating about Nora Jones!

@johnclementi4224 Год назад

@@Recordology It was sort of an out of wedlock affair, but I remember she claimed it in an interview. I don't know it father/daughter ever connected later on in life.

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls 9 месяцев назад

Yes, always look through naked 45s. All the most valuable records I’ve found have been un-sleeved 45s. Like $1000+ records. No one takes the time to look through them so they’re always unpicked. 45 collectors care less about condition than LP collectors

@Rocco2500 Год назад

I’ve never seen something like this in Europe. What also always surprises me, is the size of the parking lots, and the amount of cars parked. We don’t have that kind of free space in Europe, especially The Netherlands, anymore. Small country, 17 million people. I’m so jealous! The antique mall in this video, but the quality of life in general, always amazes me. Looking forward to the next video!

@Recordology Год назад

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!

@pervertedalchemist9944 Год назад

That Last Poets album at 5:23 is ultra rare and goes for a pretty penny these days.

@mysteryc07 Год назад

excellent album!

@Pluralofvinylisvinyls 9 месяцев назад

It’s not rare at all. It’s like a $30 record

@MuzikJunky Год назад

12:54-that Cat Stevens album contains his finest moment: the proto-electro ”Was Dog a Doughnut”! 16:46-the ORIGINAL pressing of Steve “Silk” Hurley’s “Jack Your Body,” one of the earliest house-music songs, and the first house-music song to top the UK pop chart! 17:14-I would’ve copped that! Peace.

@TorontoJon Год назад

15:49 As much as I love 45's, particularly if I only like one or two songs from an artist or band and I don't want or need an entire LP album, it's so tedious digging through hundreds of naked 45's to find some gems, but I have done it many, many times. LP records, by comparison, are so much more enjoyable to dig through given the eye-catching cover artwork and sometimes, I'll buy an LP for the cover alone because it's too amazing to leave behind. I once visited a local Value Village and dumped 400 45's into my cart (Someone's entire collection must have been donated), so I could then avoid other collectors buzzing around the record area and take the time to inspect every record for condition and to see which songs interested me the most. I wound up buying about 25 records for a dollar each out of that massive lot of 400 records, but that's par for the course when record hunting. For every record I own whether they are 45's, 33.3's, or 78's, I'm sure I had to dig through 400 to 500 records to find those treasures. :)

@timothyweers8054 Год назад

The Jackie Gleason record is from the early 1970s, based on the Capitol logo on the back and the gold seal on front.

@weirdspins6315 Год назад

The figures you said from rides perhaps I think were placed on beams up high in Disney Stores in malls

@yodoglover400 Год назад

You said you never heard of the Blue Baron? Where you been? I played all kinds of obscure bands when I was in grade school. I had gobs of 78s and Blue Baron was on there , also Shep Fields and his rippling Rhythm, Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights with his super tenor singer, Larry Cool. Most of the 78s of my vintage are pre-war- 1938, 1939. They were from a man who had a juke box business.

@0386rm Год назад

I can't believe you passed on Mrs. Miller😁.

@Madness832 Год назад

I'm pretty sure that that Capitol logo (18:00) is from the 1970s.

@BJWanlund 10 месяцев назад

WOW you passed up some good Linda Ronstadt albums?? I think you passed up Mad Love and What’s New! As for me, I got very lucky last weekend and found a Linda Ronstadt record of my own last weekend: Hand Sown… Home Grown. (Plus two Steve Goodman records AND I snagged Mac McAnally’s most recent album on vinyl (still sealed till I broke the seal) for $5 in one of the luckiest finds I’ve ever had hunting for CDs or vinyl.) as far as what I’d be looking for in a place like this… I think I would be just as overwhelmed as you are. My vinyl/CD targets at the moment are some more of those nice hard plastic vintage storage shelves for CDs (two of which my friend gave me), and as far as artists go, I’m looking for Karla Bonoff, Linda Ronstadt, Jimmy Buffett (RIP) and Steve Goodman, although I will never, ever pass up a good dollar CD bin 😂 I’ve found some treasures that way.

@chrislj2890 Год назад

17:42 Definitely would have bought that Jackie Gleason album. He made some great recordings. Curt Gowdy was a well known sports announcer, and you possibly saw him in one of the movies he appeared in.

@Recordology Год назад

I would have got it too if it weren’t overpriced

@weirdspins6315 Год назад

If priced fairly I'd go after the That Darn Cat lp...

@SkiBumMSP Год назад

Pretty cool. That Tron record I saw had me intrigued. Also as a fan of Kansas and saw a couple of their albums. That Phantom Manor poster at around 12:22 in looked pretty cool in a heavy metal way (being the metal head that I am 🤘)

@JamesBeanDradfield Год назад

@ 16.36 - Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder - Be sure that the 4-track 7" bonus record is included! 90% of the time this record is missing when bought at garage sales, flea markets, antique stores, etc.

@Recordology Год назад

Oh good to know!

@JamesBeanDradfield Год назад

@@Recordology Oh, and of course a 24 page lyric booklet... :-)

@mizravenkustoms Год назад

Omg I just got the wolf one on 4:07 for my husky to listen to. It was amvets in Oceanside, CA. Great video where is that store?

@Recordology Год назад

Thank you. It’s in Lakeland, FL.

@fortressmax20 7 месяцев назад

I have that exact Ediphone. Thing is you can't really play regular cylinders because it has a two minute stylus but spins at 4 minute speed.

@plan7a Год назад

Apart from the 8-Tracks and some of the 78's I'd have picked the 'Collectable Records From The 50's' series ones, perhaps. As there might be tracks you may not find cheaply separately. With regards the Jackie Gleeson album you did well not to pick that up (if you wanted an original); it is a 70's repressing, the 70's Capitol logo and the EMI one are a dead giveaway! Just saying! (And yes, I'd be someone who went through all those 7 inch records and would probably end up with maybe a handful; LOL! Plus the reel-to-reels, as you never know what could be on them, the mould would perhaps come off fairly easily, maybe?).

@douglasallen9428 Год назад

Honestly, 45 bucks isn't the absolute worst price I've seen for a Sony Walkman cassette player (especially one that's still sealed)... but if I had seen that exact item in a thrift store priced at less than 20 bucks, I would have bought that thing immediately!!!

@RCALivingStereo Год назад

I have about 5k of those Rca prevue promo records. They were for radio stations The ones I got came from my local radio station Been in their vault since the early 50’s late 40’s The sound quality on those are great as they are thin vinyl

@Recordology Год назад

Wow and Glenn Miller ones?

@RCALivingStereo Год назад

@@Recordology There was some special edition ones when the Glenn miller story came out with jimmy stewart If you lived closer I’d have you over to see My collection

@Recordology Год назад

That’s very cool. Ya that would be fun.

@darthwarren4599 Год назад

That let it be is not that bad price for condition. I got a vg++ copy for 25 bucks at my local record store.

@Recordology Год назад

Good to know!

@yodoglover400 Год назад

Also that mall is a tourist gouger. Prices way too high.

@JeremyLeePotocki Год назад

That TAEDO Beatles album is a bootleg. It's a bootleg of the Beatles Oldies, however that one is not on any database of TAEDO Records including Discogs. There is one, but it's "Non Label" version on a white label with black fonts & no record label. I see a lot of Taiwan, Korean, and Vietnamese (bootleg & legit) records turn up in in our Flea Markets/Antique Malls. It's common to see the bootlegs in those paper album covers. What is really surprising is a lot of them really sound good especially for being a bootleg.

@Recordology Год назад

Good to know!

@hubaarhabilis Год назад

A lot of them were military endorsed. The military allowed pirated monochrome covered albums to be sold on base for cheep entertainment for the GI’s. The condition was they were not supposed to come back to the states but many did. They are copies of copies so not great for the audiophile but for the collector, historian and audio archeologist, they can be fun. There are often humerus typos and translation issues on the labels.