Got Loads of Library LPs Spares & Doubles

[Retronic]

I've always had lots of doubles but never sold any but a couple of people asked if i had spares and that plus the super hot weather made me get them out of the attic. I was worried they'd warp in the heat a the attic is like a hot box. Luckily they hadn't and here they are.  There are more than this- box of Mozarts and other bits and bobs- I didn't really dig around so may be more bags and boxes up there.  I know I have 100's of CDs but there for another day.

[nidostar]

These are just spares?? My goodness Retro you have more spares than most of us have in our entire collection. You really struck gold when you came across this lot all those years ago.

[Retronic]

Yes, gathered over the years.  They are all over the place so it was good to start pulling them together. 

[Eternas Ondas Musicales]

King of the diggers 

[Yohanes Salomo]

I think I just struck gold! It's Hanna-Barbera SFX Library on LP in part 2 of the video, seen at 1:18

And oh, there's "100 Sonovox Jingles" at 1:23. Something I've never seen or heard before.

[Psyclon]

I like to have a digital collection - but once you already have a bit of physical media, it is worth to grow the collection both physical and digital.
It must be a great feeling to have all of these, to be able to touch them, to drop the needle and put the cover while listen to it. The symbiosis of the media and the player resulting in something that drives us - music - is something oddly special. When I bought a CD for ChinYunZi I test-played it in my parents CD rack. It is as weirdly magical to take the disk, the player turned on and press PLAY. Like flipping actual papers of a book.

I always had a 40-disk CD rack and I am glad I don't have it anymore and my appartment would not sustain shelves upon shelves for that but if you have the room I can only say I am a tad envious.

[kablamatic]

In the fourth video, which library record were you pulling out in-between SON 290 and KPM 1252 (at 1:46-1:51)? I couldn't see what was on the label when you pulled it from the sleeve jacket, since your arm was blocking it.

Same with in the sixth video from the 28 to 30 second mark, which one is that?

Also, any Conroy BMLP's or Eurobeats among the other records you haven't shown off yet? Looks like it's time to organize and catalog your library music collection with the whole lot out!