LP Lust: Graduation Edition
It's graduation time here in Richmond, and though it's been several years since I myself donned the cap and gown, I thought such an occasion would be the perfect time to pillage Plan 9's used vinyl for the first time in...probably not all that long (it's been a couple weeks, surely that shows some modicum of restraint, no?).
The store is but a brief 20-minute stroll from my place, so after a pleasant saunter in the humid morning to and fro Carytown, here's the goods that I was able to snag out from under my fellow Richmonders:
*Bobbie Gentry: Touch 'Em With Love
*Split Enz: Waiata
*The Charlie Daniels Band: Fire On the Mountain
*Nancy Sinatra: Country, My Way
*Bruce Springsteen: The Wild, The Innocent, & the E Street Shuffle
*Johnny Cash: Big River
*Emmylou Harris: Blue Kentucky Girl
*Split Enz: True Colours
*Staples Singers: Be What You Are
*Byrds: Byrds
The store is but a brief 20-minute stroll from my place, so after a pleasant saunter in the humid morning to and fro Carytown, here's the goods that I was able to snag out from under my fellow Richmonders:
*Bobbie Gentry: Touch 'Em With Love
*Split Enz: Waiata
*The Charlie Daniels Band: Fire On the Mountain
*Nancy Sinatra: Country, My Way
*Bruce Springsteen: The Wild, The Innocent, & the E Street Shuffle
*Johnny Cash: Big River
*Emmylou Harris: Blue Kentucky Girl
*Split Enz: True Colours
*Staples Singers: Be What You Are
*Byrds: Byrds
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