OH CRAP! DID I JUST BUY 2000 RECORDS? (Part 1)
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Sunday Morning 5:00 AM Highway 99 South, G-MINUS-MARK at thew wheel of his '67 Mustang heads South to be the early bird at the Eugene Record Show at the Eugene Hilton, as our hero greets the rising sun he snapps up the little 45 rpm records that begin to appear from box's & crates as the various record sellers begin to peddle their wares.About three hours later he readies himself to hit the road with his box of 30 or 40 records, feeling that he's had an OK, but not great day of buying, with only a Coffee at Full City Coffee on Pearl Street on his mind he begins to leave, from out of the shadows steps a man, G-MINUS bends forward as the man begins to speak, "You're Leaving Right?" yeah he reply's, "You wanna buy everything on my table?" the man asks, Hell No! says our boy, They're gonna be Very cheap the man urges!
As the Mustang fires up & heads North, passers by wonder why it sits so low to the ground!
What was in the Box's?
Why not take a listen?
To Be Continued.......
3 Comments:
I love the story behind this show. WHat a score!
Howdy,
Don't know if you are getting any feedback about your show or the new mike but here is my 2 cents for what it is worth.
I noticed no real difference with the new mike but that could just be my old ears. I no longer can hear the highs on the records either.
For the show, the music is about twice the volume as when you talk so I have to crank the volume up quite a bit when you talk. Again, I don't know if that is just my system or what. I have the same problem when listening to Bill Smoker's show too. It is hard to hear you (and Bill) when you are reachin' for records etc. but that is not the problem. The volume or impedence of the input from the mike and your sound system may be a culprit but I'm no expert.
Anyways, sure like the records you found in your latest acquisition. Keep playing more please.
Hi
they where not as heavy I think as my last collection of 1200 78rpm's????
Ron.