Just been to my local auction for viewing, and they have some amazing job lots of records. There was Hendrix, Stones, Floyd, Zeppelin, Queen, Jefferson Airplane, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Mountain, etc., but in four separate lots, with the quality items pretty well split between the four. There was one album alone which should raise £100 +, but for the life of me, I can't remember what the name of the band is. All the records and sleeves were in atleast excellent condition, most near mint. The auctioneer told me that the guy who brought them in to sell was just clearing out his attic, and really didn't know the value of what he had, and would probably have let them all go for £20.
Anyway, I think the lots are gonna go well out of my price range (probably £200-£300 a box), so I'll just go as an interested observer, then mug the guy who wins when he goes to load them in his vehicle. *biggrin*
I did get a few records today around the charity and junk shops that I'm quite pleased with.
Half Man Half Biscuit - Back In The DHSS (£1)
Television - Marquee Moon (£1)
Thin White Rope - Sack Full Of Silver (£1)
Guana Batz - Held Down To Vinyl At Last (£1)
Robert Knight - Love On A Mountain Top (£1)
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water (Quadraphonic) (£1)
Louis Armstrong - Best Of Satchmo (50p)
Chas & Dave - Greatest Hits (50p)
Brinsley Schwarz - Please Don't Ever Change (50p)
D.D. Dennis, Pat Rhoden & Brother Llloyd's All Stars - Rock Steady Hits Of 69 (£2)
And the following 3 for a pound.
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Bread - The Sound Of Bread
Los Admiradores - Bongos/Flutes/Guitars
Amd a couple of 45s for 50p each.
Tackhead - The Game (You'll Never Walk Alone)
Harry J Allstars / Glen & Dave - The Liquidator / La La Always Stay