Clearing out more records as I re-home them to new and loving owners. I hope people here benefit as my music collection shifts directions in recent months. I will continue to list some of my favorite songs and highly subjective descriptions of each record, slam book style.
Prices include shipping from San Diego, CA via Media Mail to CONUS. If outside CONUS, feel free to message me and we'll figure out a shipping price. Local transactions welcome at a discounted rate. Grading is (media / sleeve).
Out of fairness and expediency, I hold the item for the first person to message me with their PayPal e-mail address. I usually cancel invoices if not fulfilled within 24 hours and offer to the next person in line.
Heavy Hitters
>A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
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>$60 (sold)
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>VG+ / VG+
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>Sample Track: "Scenario"
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>1996 remastered 2xLP with colored labels. A hip-hop classic: that kind of classic you really got into in college, that kind that makes you feel a tad bit better than everyone else in your dorm hall. I'd otherwise wouldn't dare to let this go from my hands, but it's looking like I'll snag the cassette version locally. Seems like most of my 90s hip-hop vinyl records have converted into cassettes these days.
>2 Chainz - Pretty Girls Like Trap Music
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>$70 (sold)
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>VG+ / VG+
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>Sample Track: "OG Kush Diet"
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>2 Chainz' best album in my (and pretty much most people's) opinion. It's a pride to own this album, but it seems for me that it's only appropriate to listen to in two scenarios: lifting weights in a warehouse-turned-gym at 6AM, or drunk in the backseat on a post-concert McDonald's run in Downtown. This is the original Urban Outfitters release on pink vinyl, #2695 in foil. Shrink wrap is preserved without rips to keep the hype sticker, though it currently resides gently outside the sleeve.
>Jimmy McGriff - Electric Funk
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>$40 (sold)
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I would like to ask you for your opinion and recommendations for a B&R PLC alternative, preferably cheaper but still with at least some decent support. The reason is that while our company uses B&R for now, we are thinking about having at least one cheaper alternative, so we are not locked with using just one brand. We always want to have a backup we can go to if the need arises. Thank you.
I wont fair this specifically Krnb because I'm okay with any artists. But yeah, maybe something like Youra's L or OnlyOneOf's Dora Maar
