Good grief that's a lot of 45s. Are you going to display them somehow too? Like in a rack?
Yup, that’s in the overall plan.
If you get 25-30 jukeboxes, you can load them all up!
That's actually something I'd like to do, is get a jukebox for my 45s. I just cataloged them, but I'd like to have a way to easily play them on a whim.
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"This is a true story, except for the parts that didn't happen." - Steven Wright
Thought of Jimbo today when I saw that Bic is selling a box of 8 Rolling Stones lighters (various artwork) for $17.89 at Bic.com. There is also a code (bunny20) to get 20% off anything in their store. I ordered one. I know Jim would've ordered a few sets!
I loved those little, adorable CD3s and had a number of them when they first came out, including the Beatles singles. Foolishly, I got rid of most of them, including the Beatles singles.
Dozens of mixtapes given to Jim from other people who wanted to share the music they loved with him!
This one still has the post it from the person this gift was from on it. Was probably placed on there over thirty years ago. (Those will be in the next photo)
Been getting into Masekela's stuff recently and haven't picked up "Tomorrow" yet. Have heard the Bhundu Boys, great stuff. Hoped Jimbo enjoyed this.
Hussongs Cantina in Ensenada. Had to sneak back in to get my boombox!
Lawrence Talbot wrote:
Dr. Jack wrote:
THE CRAZY CASSETTE JIMBO MIXTAPE DROP!
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Dozens of mixtapes given to Jim from other people who wanted to share the music they loved with him!
This one still has the post it from the person this gift was from on it. Was probably placed on there over thirty years ago. (Those will be in the next photo)
Been getting into Masekela's stuff recently and haven't picked up "Tomorrow" yet. Have heard the Bhundu Boys, great stuff. Hoped Jimbo enjoyed this.
I guarantee he loved it, cause he loved all music. And to get a gift of music that he may not have had already would have thrilled him.
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Hussongs Cantina in Ensenada. Had to sneak back in to get my boombox!
A couple more 3” discs in the bottom of the box where I found that other pile of ‘em. These other really wonderful issues were next to them. The Last Waltz one is numbered 1521/3000. Apparently the complete sound board recording. I’ll have to spin that.
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Those 2-CD Iron Maiden reissues aren't necessarily big-ticket items but are sought after by collectors. Shouldn't have trouble finding a buyer if you ever decide the big collection needs to downsized a bit. $50 each is not an unreasonable asking price if they are still sealed, and from the picture it looks like they are.
Hussongs Cantina in Ensenada. Had to sneak back in to get my boombox!
Sitting sipping chai in my break room. I had to get a book shelf for Jimmy’s overflow R&R books. The practice piano and a couple of early posters from The Beach Boys and Mick and we are ready to rock.
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