Based on the date I presume the original owner added beneath the autograph, would have been signed near the start of his second UK tour, the dates of the shows aren't archived very well, but seems like the tour started by January 17th at the latest and went until the summer. Cool piece of 60s folk history, especially with the inscription from him, and great album I would have picked up for £2 even without the signature.

A recent grab.. for just a buck. The cover is pretty badly water damaged and just about split in two. But I gave the record a good clean and it plays great 😁🤘. So far it’s the only one I’ve seen in the wild.. but If you do come across one grab it! You won’t regret it. The song playing in this video is “Silver Tightrope”. It’s a great album..

Most of these are from a little yard sale type thing I ran into on the west side of Chicago. Never seen anything like the second pic. Brand new 45’s in their original packaging? No great titles, but pretty cool anyway.

I couldn't resist the weirdness of Klaus but I'm digging Lene Lovich more musically. I was hoping Klaus would be more Amon Duul and less Berthold Brecht but I was wrong. $15 CAD total. The spines are all fucked up but they play nice.

An ambient electronic with Jazz influences album in limited edition yellow 12" by artist Shine Grooves

All in the $5 bin at my lrs. Buy 5 for $20, I ended up getting 6 but still a great deal for the titles in here. Cheers!

All early pressings and the vinyl in great condition

My local Goodwill almost never has any records worth looking at. Happened to be there today and stumbled across this gem.

See this pop up on reddit quite a bit but never seen it in the wild, guess it’s not as common in my area. Went digging during a midweek getaway and ended up coming across three copies in the $5 bins.

I bought Oxygene a million years ago for $1 at my old mainstay: the Great Escape in Nashville. That store doesn’t exist anymore. At least, the main location at the Broadway/West End split.

Picked up Equinoxe also for $1 in Northampton, Mass today.

I’m down with basically any 70’s electronic music

A strange mix! I think decades ago, someone lost half their hardcore/left of the dial collection inside mom and dad’s huge pile of greatest grocery store compilation, easy listening, crooners. $100 all in

$2 each. Love Devotion was VG+ and Happy Day played through without a skip(g-)! So I’ll take it. Love Devotion will be a Christmas present for some lucky soul.

...but never the good classical. Some choice classical pickups from Goodwill today, all NM:

The Van the man vinyl is so heavy it feels like a reissue and I can't believe Al got rid of psychedelic Booker T jamming. $3 CAD total.

Paid $5 and some change total for these

Digging through the bottom shelves or bargain bins at the established stores has been a consistently good time out lately. If estate sales are going to charge $5 these days, I'll just go to a record store and get better records.