Your Old Vinyl Collection .....

[beano]

Don't really know but you can start right now by heading over to the Trading Post and checking out my links to 2 eBay auctions that are ending today!!!

Is there a way to post a sortable spreadsheet?

[rcarlberg]

Not buying. Selling.

and I don't trust e-bay enough to use it.

[Don Arnold]

Not buying. Selling.

and I don't trust e-bay enough to use it.

Discogs (you may have already heard of it) is another popular site for selling music. As to ebay, I've been using them for a couple years now with no problems. Mind you, most of what I've sold are cds in the $7 to $12 range, but I've also parted with a couple rare records and those transactions went fairly smoothly. Just conveying my own experience.

[beano]

Yes, but just wanted to point you over to the Trading post..I have been selling on eBay since 2002, haven't had any problems other then a few bidders never completing the sale(of course you don't ship till they pay) I recently sold a 600 lot of LP's through eBay for $160...LP's are sure hard to sell for any substantial $$ unless they are extremely rare..And the lowest price you can get an LP mailer these days is about a $1, and that's only if you buy in bulk..

[Jerjo]

Sunset Tower Records, Los Angeles (1971)

Just spotted this..... ahh, the good old days !......(I still have my All Things Must Pass)

https://archive.org/details/casacsh_000018

Ah, those were the days. Just needed to light a stick of incense to create the ambiance.

Living out here in the sticks we never experienced such a glorious selection. On a trip to the Twin Cities when my brother and I were in high school, we talked our parents into letting us go to the famed/infamous Electric Fetus record store. It was too much. We were so confused by the enormous selection we ended up walking out with next to nothing. Obviously we made up for this by the time we hit college where we spent as much on records as dad spent on tuition.

[rcarlberg]

by the time we hit college where we spent as much on records as dad spent on tuition.

And which education stuck with you???

[Jerjo]

Well the former of course...

[Fracktured]

They had a whole shitload of records at the Goodwill outlet store today. Got there kinda late so only grabbed two, Gabriel's first and a John Mayall double Back To The Roots. Both in great shape and Mayall had the book in perfect shape. One guy I know from shopping there found the first Pink Floyd and he said others before him found signed Beatle albums. That sounds good but you have to have them verified. There lots of 70's and 80's prog and classic rock but they had some to lots of wear and I already had or just plain didn't want them.

What no starcastle?

[Galactic Bulldozer]

L. A.Tower Records - I was there, bought Sufficiently Breathless (Japanese CD) and Secret Treaties (CD) in the year of Desert Storm.

[Modry Effekt]

^^¨^^^
Freak Emporium yeah.Thick catalog to browse.Those days never come back.Cut the cries,it was mostly CD days for me.

Freak Emporium catalog was the first time i heard genre,stoner.