Scored a Couple of PRISTINE Euro Soundtrack LPs

[Teasing the Korean]

When I started buying soundtracks around 20 years ago, it was easy to find amazing stuff on LP for short dough. My favorite was going to the record shows and seeking out the Elvis/Beatles nerds, and then looking through their boxes of castoffs that had nothing to do with Elvis or the Beatles, and finding unbelievable stuff for a buck a throw that I've never encountered since.

Well, those days have long since gone. Now the soundtrack LPs are either uber-expensive, or it's stuff like "Victory at Sea," readily available at a thrift store near you.

Well, today I'm going through a dealer's 3-for-10-dollars boxes, and I got the following two albums, Euro presses, in seemingly unplayed condition:

L'Animal - Vladimir Cosma

One Million Years BC - Mario Nascimbene

So, it can still happen.

I also had to get a second copy of "The Thomas Crown Affair," because it was in pristine condition and I couldn't leave it behind; and a promo of Lalo's "Voyage of the Damned," which I've never heard before. Plain white sleeve with a sticker.

Lots of great $2 jazz rekkids.

And a Walter Wanderley on Verve that I've NEVER seen before.

God I love vinyl.

Edited May 8, 2010 by Teasing the Korean

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Such a happy post!

MG