Willy-Fogg's CSC 2017

[Saint Jude]

Good work that man

I don't think I've visited 43 charities in all my CSC's put together!

[amidar]

I'm having a listen on youtube parts of it are right up my street with that early jazz rock sound and proggy little bridges here and there but it seems a bit incoherent in places. I can see how a quick needle drop might make Willy think it wasn't worth going back as it changes styles a few times over the course of the record. Cracking find though. I might take a punt on a copy if I see one online as it seems relatively cheap.

I had the Dada LP - couldn't get on with it but on paper it looks ace - Don Shinn, Radiophonics connection and...erm...Elkie Brooks.

[LDJB]

I had the Dada LP - couldn't get on with it but on paper it looks ace - Don Shinn, Radiophonics connection and...erm...Elkie Brooks.

[amidar]

Crikey I'd have to do a tour of 7 or 8 towns to hit near 43! It's so dead around here as regards restocking and I'm without wheels at the moment anyway but I think I'd be full on Jim Revvesed out by the end of it. Great going, I hit a nice Bob Marley motherlode a few years ago when a woman was selling off her brothers vinyl otherwise I don't think I'd own any. What is that 'Dada' all about, prog, southern, country, dixieland?

[admcc77]

Damn, I could've brought that LP I've still got put to one side for you

I'll zap you a text about that in the next couple of days...

WF

Thanks mate, that would be good. no rush. Hope the new gig is going well?

[Campag Record]

Try the track She Walks Away. I enjoyed it so much I put it on a vg+ mix.

[Willy-Fogg]

Ha, as above, I recognise some of those as well. Looked at that Blackalicious 12" the other day but I decided to leave it, just for you!

Thanks for leaving it I really didn't need it and it was a whopping £1.99. Charmed by the shopkeeper was I.

The Peter knight orchestra plays Sgt pepper is brilliant mate.
I have it but with a different cover

Yay! That's what charity shop vinyl buying should be all about. Taking chances and being pleasantly surprised. Obviously having low expectations helps too

I like the Dada lp. Good charity shop find I would say.

It's the first one due on the deck when I get home. I should point out that last night's needle drop was all of about 5 seconds. The kettle boiled quicker than expected so I filled my hot water bottle and cold-footed it to bed.

WF

[Campag Record]

I like the Dada lp. Good charity shop find I would say.

[jay]

The Peter knight orchestra plays Sgt pepper is brilliant mate.
I have it but with a different cover

[bennyboy]

Ha, as above, I recognise some of those as well. Looked at that Blackalicious 12" the other day but I decided to leave it, just for you!

Glad to see you didn't make it to a couple of my favourites (wipes sweat from brow).

[dukowski83]

43 is a good effort!! If I'd had more time I could have got up to about 32 in greater Dundee but missed out a couple of coastal towns just outside. Always impressed when folk manage to get 'backstage' so to say. I've been in the basement of a charity shop in Linlithgow which was interesting - loads of vinyl just sitting there. Got a few bits but would love to see what other shops are sitting on

[Willy-Fogg]

The Blatchington Road/George Street nexus..... You were on my doorstep, so I recognise a couple of those LPs, I think....

Damn, I could've brought that LP I've still got put to one side for you

I'll zap you a text about that in the next couple of days...

WF

[cratedigger]

43? Malmö is twice the size of Brighton and I can only think of about 10. We are not very charitable it seems.
But we have about as many record shops.

[admcc77]

The Blatchington Road/George Street nexus..... You were on my doorstep, so I recognise a couple of those LPs, I think....

[Grim Lounge Cowboy]

That looks like a reasonable haul. I don't know whether it stacks up from a CBA point of view. But you actually got some usable vinyl out of that excursion - I hardly bother with the chazzers here nowadays.

Are we to infer that Brighton has a plenty of prosperous people who can keep the chazzers stocked? Or is it demand driven (poor locals) - with the stock coming from outside? Or a bit of both?