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Lotsa music...cheeeeep. T'is the place for one dollar ceedees and LPs.
Same weekend of Mike's rave(24th). :-k
I'll be there Friday
with a fist fulla dollas
singles that is :rofl:
See you there Mike.
See you there Martin, bring your camera!
Guys, you'll have to stand behind me. I'll be there Friday morning waiting for the place to open.
Quote from: topround on October 21, 2009, 06:45:14 PM
See you there Martin, bring your camera!
Huh? Are you gonna do one of those X-rated poses? :rofl:
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Guys, you'll have to stand behind me. I'll be there Friday morning waiting for the place to open."
Good, you will get tired by the time 2pm rolls around and leave...then I will swoop in and grab all the goodies. :drool:
I'll be there at 4pm
going with someone who knows alot about vinyl :thumb:
Mike, tell him to bring lotsa mulla'... the Fair reeks of the black oil. ;)
Guys, you'll have to stand behind me. I'll be there Friday morning waiting for the place to open[/i]."
Good, you will get tired by the time 2pm rolls around and leave...then I will swoop in and grab all the goodies. :drool:
Nothing doing. I'm bringing my inflatable matress and doll, so I'll be comfy and happy.
From the "ad" above....Friday's hours are 7PM to 10 PM.
Early arrival means you will be waiting.....
Quote from: lonewolfny42 on October 22, 2009, 09:38:36 PM
From the "ad" above....Friday's hours are 7PM to 10 PM.
Early arrival means you will be waiting.....
Chris,
If you pay $25, you can get in at 4pm
Paul
Quote from: ltr317 on October 22, 2009, 09:44:39 PM
Quote from: lonewolfny42 on October 22, 2009, 09:38:36 PM
From the "ad" above....Friday's hours are 7PM to 10 PM.
Early arrival means you will be waiting.....
Chris,
If you pay $25, you can get in at 4pm
Paul
Oh....didn't know that..."the early bird catches the worm".... 8)
If you click on Martin's link, there's a lot more info, including a vendor's list and what genres they're selling.
Sooooo...are you there yet? Its 1pm. :rofl:
Yeap, 25 bucks let you in early for the true collectors, and you get free entrance the rest of the weekend. I usually do that but this year I am only going Friday nite and Sunday.
The 1$ cd table does not get unveiled until 7pm. THis is the radio station own offerings.
Remember this is the annual fundraiser for WFMU, a listener supported radio station. THe only one of its kind on the East coast, free form, no corporate playlists.
In my book its a good cause.
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Just came back with a few goodies.
There are some great records there, and plenty of collectors, hence the high prices for the good ones.
Some very nice looking girls there, and mostly odd looking men,very strange crowd.
And I was in it.
Amazing to see people flip thru records so quickly and shoot out records to buy in a heartbeat, then back to flicking, many people seem to know exactly what they are looking for, like a treasure hunt.
I was suprised to see so many 45's there, and people really buying them up at crazy ridiculous prices.
Even bought my wife, Echo and the Bunnymen, on vinyl. cause I love her.
I went with an experienced collector, hoping he would help me pick out a few gems, but he quickly got lost in the "lust of it all", and disappeared for a while, and then we would bump into each other again and compare, then get lost again.
It was fun
Mike
You didit happen to come across Best of the GoGos on japanese virgin vinyl? Cant find one anywhere
Emil,
Why yes , they had a sealed first pressing ..$800
should I have picked that up for your birthday? :rofl:
:duh :duh
next time
I didn't realize WFMU was still on the air. I thought is went a way with the demise of Upsala College. I used to listen to them on a regular basis when I lived in NJ.
My Dad attended Upsala 1950-54, in his junior and senior years, he was the radio station manager.
Emil- Are you really looking for the Go-Go's of Jap vinyl? I'll keep my eyes open for you.
Emil,
I don't think there's virgin anything available from the Go-Gos
:D
Yeah just before Upsala College went under, the station manager, Ken Friedman bought it (the radio station), and after foreclosure moved the station to Jersey City, and over the years, raised enough funds to buy their own building, and later buy and locate their own antenna.
They are doing well for a listener supported entity. I love it, no commercials, all type of music, no corporate sponsored playlist, all freeform. THe best thing in radio since sliced bread.
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