MingSubu I used to live in Pittsburgh and go to Jerry's all the time, pretty cool place. I know live in Colorado and found places where you can get records much cheaper but its pretty much hit or miss. I found Taylor and Ronnie solo albums for a buck a piece.

Any idea where to find new Stones vinyl, don't have anything past Steel Wheels.

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MingSubu I used to live in Pittsburgh and go to Jerry's all the time, pretty cool place. I know live in Colorado and found places where you can get records much cheaper but its pretty much hit or miss. I found Taylor and Ronnie solo albums for a buck a piece.

Any idea where to find new Stones vinyl, don't have anything past Steel Wheels.

Only place for stuff like Flashpoint, Voodoo Lounge, Stripped, Bridges, No Security, ABB is probably on EBAY. You may find deluxe stuff still in some stores though, like Some Girls or Exile.

Be prepared to pay a lot of dough though. Post Flashpoint albums sell for a lot of dough for some reason. Probably many fewer pressings available.

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MingSubu I used to live in Pittsburgh and go to Jerry's all the time, pretty cool place. I know live in Colorado and found places where you can get records much cheaper but its pretty much hit or miss. I found Taylor and Ronnie solo albums for a buck a piece.

Any idea where to find new Stones vinyl, don't have anything past Steel Wheels.

Yeah, Jerry's is a cool place. An awesome hole in the wall!!!

Was Attic Records, in Millvale, around while you still lived here?

Went to see Gary Clark Jr last night and happened to park right in front of the place. Late Sunday night, so the place was closed. Going to head down there later today.

Picked up some albums today. Also wanted a portable/something for the back porch record player. So I got this classroom player. I'm diggin' it so far.

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Picked up some albums today. Also wanted a portable/something for the back porch record player. So I got this classroom player. I'm diggin' it so far.

Cool! Makes me wanna go and buy some more Stones records.
How much did you pay for those five records?

$50 for the records. EOMS, LIB, GYYYO and Flowers are almost perfect. Wouldn't be surprised if they were played once and put away.

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$50 for the records. EOMS, LIB, GYYYO and Flowers are almost perfect. Wouldn't be surprised if they were played once and put away.

$50 is really cheap if the records are fresh. It's not unusual to see the 1972 pressing of Exile (without poster) priced at $50 on it's own

The price tag for EOMS was $17. No poster. Getting ready to flip it to side 4 and knock on wood, sounds great. No skips or scratches.

They're all from Jerry's Records in Squirrel Hill/Pittsburgh. Pretty cool place.

Here's a pic of the Wade Records box set from Japan of LA. Very nice glossy box, CD, 180 gram vinyl with beautiful inner sleeves, and a sweet TShirt that will stay wrapped.



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That is pretty far out dude.

I have vinyl copies of Beggar's Banquet, December's Children and Got Live If You Want It

Mingsubu it is beautiful. I just ordered their Brussels and Marquee, fingers crossed it will ship.

Also I have the vinyl of Hampton and Some Girls, both are fantastic. The Live in Texas is red vinyl. Lovely. Both come with the DVD on the middle panel of the album cover.

I have an original "England's Newest Hit Makers", original "Aftermath", original "Between The Buttons", original 3D "Their Satanic Majesties Request", clear reissue "Beggars Banquet", Clear reissue of "Let It Bleed", Boot of "Stones In The Park", Original "Ya-Ya's", original "Sticky Fingers" With zipper, Reissue of "Exile".

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I have an original "England's Newest Hit Makers", original "Aftermath", original "Between The Buttons", original 3D "Their Satanic Majesties Request", clear reissue "Beggars Banquet", Clear reissue of "Let It Bleed", Boot of "Stones In The Park", Original "Ya-Ya's", original "Sticky Fingers" With zipper, Reissue of "Exile".

Wow! Nice!

Something i've really gotten into. Very interesting to read the numbers and symbols etched into the dead wax to see what you really have. Discogs.com has been very helpful in discovering how original your records are.