I try to post some of my vinyl albums on line tonight no rarieties and as soon as I replace the vinyl copies with CD's I usually give 'em away, I just need to talk my teenage daughter into letting me borrow her digital camera.

Some very nice stuff here guys. Keep the pics coming. I don't have jack-shite when it comes to vinyl. A bootleg or 2 and maybe a coupla 45's.

Do you think in another 10 or 15 years, kids will post this fondly of the blogs and firestreams where they downloaded some of their favorite mp3's?

"Man, I remember as a kid, we only had dial-up and it took me almost 4 hours to download those 4 Avenged Sevenfold songs"

I got a few more pix that I'll put up when I get home tonight... or if you're on Facebook, you can look at'em all there, I threw 'em all into my FB photo album last night for the sheer hell of it.

I dont have much but when I get this one i've been waiting for in the mail i'll post it.

Throwin' a few more out there... the Helloween EP was one of the first things I bought when I went to Germany as an exchange student in August of 1987. My brother still sez he thinks I went on the trip strictly to buy that EP. He may be right.

The Mentors!!!!!!!

Sorry I blurred the boobies.





Some Aerosmith bootlegs. Always looking for more.


Love this band!

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Nice Primal Fear collection Wargod. I only have the one, "Nuclear Fire" picture disc.

Ha, that Stone Cold boot is the same one I have!! I really need to hookup my turntable and convert that one. I haven't heard it in years.

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I also have their SEX, DRUGS AND ROCK N ROLL LP on vinyl but didn't post a pic of that one cuz it's got nekkid boobies on the cover and I didn't want to get in trouble.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Looking at that Aerosmith pic some more, I think I may at one time owned that boot Look Homeward Angel on a cassette tape. The title sound familiar.

Ult or Freddy, either of you guys remember the Pensauken Mart in Jersey? It was basically an indoor flea market type place and I remember a music store that sold bootlegs on both vinyl and tape, which is probably where I got mine.

Yea, the Pensauken Mart was a quick jaunt over the bridge from Philly, but by the time I had my own license and car to get there, it had gone down hill considerably, if you could ever call an indoor flea market "upscale".

The running joke among my friends was "Are you feeling low or down in the dumps about your life? Go to the Pensauken Mart. You'll instantly feel better about your own existance". It was also next door to a Roger Wilco booze supermarket and a few strip joints. That area had it all!!