Good Ole' Days Of Records

Well i come across a few records in mint condition, bet you guys dont have these babys

The Beatles - Abbey Road
Led Zeppelin Zoso
Donna Summers Greatest Hits on the Radio
Best of the Doobies
Diana Ross and the Supremes Anthology **
Spooky Tooth - Spook Two
War Greatest Hits
Boston Dont Look Back (2)
Elton John - Madman Across Water
Seals & Crafts Sudden Village
The Doobie Brothers- One Step Closer
Billy Joel - 52nd Street
Van Morrison - Moon Dance
Barry Manilow - Even Now
100 c.c 10c.c
ZZ Top - Deguello
Aerosmith Toys in the Attic
The best of Carly Simon
The best of the mamas and papas
james Taylor
Michael Jackson Thriller ( Album Case Only )
Original Soundtrack and music from Rudulph The Red Nosed Reindeer
Yes - Yessongs ( 3 Records )
Rod Stewart - Blondes have more Fun
Night and Daydream - Ananta
Kinks Greatest Hits - Holder
Neil Diamond - im glad you're here with me tonite
Jethru Tull Aqualung
Bob Segar Live Bullet
K-tel Disco Dynamite
Carpenters - The Singles 1969-1973
The Best Of The Best Of Chuck Berry
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Your ganna get it
Bob Dylands greatest Hits volume II
Simon and Garfunkels Greatest Hits
Alice Cooper Love it to death
Cheap Trick at Budaken
Carpenters - Close to you
Elton John Greatest Hits
Rod Stewart - Footloose and Fancy Free
Van Halen - Fair Warning
TnT - Temtations and The fourtops
Cheap Trick at Budokan
The best of rod Stewart
Eddie Rabbit Radio Romance
ELO's Greatest Hits
Bob Segar Live Bullet
The best of bread
E.L.O A new world record
A.C.D.C- Back In Black
Fleetwoodmack- Rumours
The Cars- Panorama
Black Sabbath Paranoid
Journey-Infinity
The Bob Segar System - ramblin gamblin man
Saturday Night Fever Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Beach Boys Super Hits
Sgt.Peppers Lonley hearts club band Original motion picture soundtrack
Best of ZZTOP ( 77 )
In the court of the crimson king
Blood, Sweat, and Tears
Frampton Comes Alive
Electric Ladyland The Jimi Hendrix Experience
SuperTramp
Elton John Greatest Hits
The Four Tops Superstar Series
Best of Sam Cooke
Styx Pieces of 8, crystal ball

got a record player?

Oh and "In the Court of the Crimson King"
is probably the most meaningful record of the 60's to me

Well you say mint condition, but whats the $ value?

no friggen clue

Yea i came across an old Sears record player downstairs, its been in the family,but im not sure if ican get it to work, its from the 50s and its a an FM, one of the firstyears they came out, it looks like, perhaps, lol a waise high liquor cabinant.. to show relevance in size. sixspeakers and stuff, problem is, when i put the record player on, it automatically takes the arm back to the starting and turns off. but when i make it go over, it plays the sound fine. who knows.

we have thousands or records..

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Originally Posted by hahaitsdoogle

Yea i came across an old Sears record player downstairs, its been in the family,but im not sure if ican get it to work, its from the 50s and its a an FM, one of the firstyears they came out, it looks like, perhaps, lol a waise high liquor cabinant.. to show relevance in size. sixspeakers and stuff, problem is, when i put the record player on, it automatically takes the arm back to the starting and turns off. but when i make it go over, it plays the sound fine. who knows.

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Is it stereo? Are the electronics vacuum tubes? If so, you might get even better sound from the FM tuner and phono preamp by hooking up a good new (or used) turntable (without the automatic arm-lift), a new cartridge/stylus, and maybe some decent bookshelf speakers - distanced away from the turntable to prevent wow and flutter, rumble, etc. For sound quality, it would probably blow away most of today's popular solid-state CD-based stereo systems.

I could always take a photo of it, and yes, it is stereo