Second hand treasure hunt #6

Regularly, if I have the oportunity, I will check out the local second hand stores, after work. There are around 5-6 in close vicinity of me, and a dozen or so in the larger surrounding area. Usually there is not really any new stuff, now and then some usable but ordinary stuff, lets say and on rare occasions a real find.

Today was a bit of a ordinary stuff day ... with some hard to find items to boot. The most interesting bits were the CD's. Two rare prog albums from Neal Morse (Testimony, 2CD) and Phidaux (Number Seven)

A modern jazz album by Jim Chappell (Living The Northern Summer)

A classic Lauren Hyll album and the tongue in cheek Right Said Fred...All CDs were 10 p each !!!

Next... a new stack of classical vinyls had arrived, and I picked a few that were in mint condition.

Placido Domingo halfspeed mastered thick vinyl audiophile on RCA

Yehudi Menuhin playing Vivaldi's Four Seasons. I don't have too much by him but he was a genius violinist, very technical and dramatic. At least from what I know so far

And then a recording of probably the most famous piece of classical music ever, Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, with Marriner. Rarely go wrong with him

Lastly an obscure new wave release by a band called Classix Nouvaux. It is from 1982 and within the "best" era, pre MTV. Interesting video ;-) typical romantics new wave