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I went to my personal Discogs page after a pretty long time not doing so and there's something at the top that says, "Estimated Collection Value." Anyone know when they started doing that? It shows total "low," "med," and "high" value for whatever you have listed from your collection.

My point was that you just did.

Exactly! Not dull.

So, there's "math rock." Is there such a thing as "math jazz?"

The dullness I see is when I go to a second-hand shop in a foreign country and you see the very same second-hand stuff that you see nearly everywhere else. If I'm in Köln or München, for instance, I don't want to see old copies of Frampton Comes Alive or the Grease Soundtrack or umpteen Bob Marley LPs, etc. We didn't carry that kind of stuff when we owned a store right here in the States. Tho they didn't specialize in LPs, Zweitausendeins, for instance, was a favorite of mine for the reason that they usually didn't carry stuff like that. I love Nanaimo and it's been too long since I've been there. We used to stay at a wonderful B&B there until they closed when the husband died. I'm wondering if this store you've mentioned is the same store that Thurston Moore would visit to sell some of his personal collection. Apparently, he had a favorite record store in Nanaimo.

Tonight we saw the last ever episode of Lower Decks. Too bad someone else didn't pick it up. The writing was wonderful and very sly. Last week, we saw the last of Wolf Hall - which I wondered for nearly 10 years when they were going to give us the final season. Mark Rylance was brilliant. ...and we're so not looking forward to the end of a show that we've been watching for many, many years and've really loved all of the characters: Badehotellet - we're treating the last episodes of Season 10 like a delicious chocolate rolling around in your mouth that you don't want to finish, but we're gearing up for the finale in the coming weeks. It's been an emotional ride - funny most of the time - but memorable in a lot of other ways too.

with the great Richard Evans on bass guitar...

... and no way would you think back then that they'd fetch these prices. Actually, they're selling between $300-400, but sellers start high.

I'm kinda inclined to start dropping batches off at the radio station, but I wish the premises looked more secure (and, maybe, larger?). Still, "Josey Records" is in my eyesight as well. After our house remodel in '19, I'm actually unable to find most specific albums.

This be cRaZy! I've got three copies of this album.

That Beijing article just reminds me that even tho record shops may have different ways to appear fancy, the stock has the same universal dullness as nearly every other shop.

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