For me it's this 1966 album by the J Ann C Trio, the house band at a Missouri resort. It's an early example of a lounge record: All covers done in a range of crowd-pleasing styles including country, rockabilly, folk, and easy listening. Sounds boring on paper, but the whole thing has an alluringly lo-fi mood/atmosphere/vibe/aura. Plus, only a few songs from the album could be heard online back when I bought it. Cost me something like $225.Naturally, a reissue label has since made it available for a tenth of that price, but originals still go for about what I paid.
>>130185142Here's one of the tracks btwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnO4UpArORc
>>130185142I bought an original press of Peter Brotzmann's Machine Gun on ebay for $100, last sale on discogs was $1000 or so
>>130185142From Autumn to Ashes' Sin, Sorrow and Sadness original ep. Lower Definition's The Greatest of All Lost Arts cd and Hawthorne Heights' 2nd album signed by all the members before Casey died.
>>130185281Hot damn, expert find
Good thread this board is full of trannies faggots and niggers
perfect copy mono in shrink with the uncensored cover and uncensored poster>>130185958note the finger
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This guy on /mu/ like a decade ago sent out pressings of his album to anyone that wanted one since it didn't sell well. Probably like only a few hundred exist. So it is rare, but probably not worth much.
