Hello Internet, making this video because I just got back from my local record store and I go there periodically to check out what they have and used vinyl. And usually they have, you know, you got to dig around for a while and look at what they have and just have, you know, basically whatever, you know, people have bought up already. But this time I went and I was quite surprised because they had just a lot of stuff I've never seen before including my really good albums. Usually you won't be able to find the best albums in a lot of classic rock, classic albums. You won't be able to find there. But this time I went and they were all there and so I had to get paid a bunch. And so I wanted to make a video showing them off and also talking about why I'm so excited to get my hands on it. So first album I wanted to talk about was How is 61er visited by Bob Dylan. And this is my favorite 60s Dylan album. And in case you're not familiar with it, it has like a rolling stone on it. It has a desolation roll which I think might be the two best songs from the 60s. And it's got a lot of great album tracks like it takes a lot to laugh. It takes a train to grind. And it's just fantastic. There's one album that I would say I really wanted to own on vinyl. It will be this one. And so I just really stoked to get my hands on it. The next one I got was the Vexed album by Bob Dylan, which is Laud on Laud. And to get to see here I have it on CD. And as you can see it's a single CD. The album is about 73 minutes long I think. And so it fits on what's here. But of course when it was first released in 1966 it was Rock and Rose first double album. And something I didn't know until I found the chance on it was it actually opens up vertically like this. And you can see kind of the full art is building and looking really cool. Standing up against the wall, which is kind of what he did in the mid-60s. And it's cool. And that makes it amazing. And inside you can see this collage of photos. And you can tell by this that this is not the original issue, but the reissue. Because on the original issue there was a different configuration of photos including a photo I think of an actress who never gave her release to appear in the album one. And so it's one all later edition of which this is one that photo was wrapped off. Next album is of course Search of Pippers Lonely Hearts Club and by the Beatles. And it's a pretty good condition and the thing that really excited me and I think you have to get it was it's even got cut out. Which has been cut out in its great condition. And you know cut out for my staff a picture card of Search of Pippers himself stripes two badges and a stand-up of Search of Pippers Lonely Hearts Club band. So although this is not my favorite Beatles album, that would be the White Album. And you know it's just in such a good condition and I've never seen this before in real life. So I figured out what the heck I don't get this one. Next one I got is also the Beatles X album which is the magical mystery tool. And this is the LP US version in the UK. It was originally released as a WEP with just the first six tracks which were the tracks songs that were in the film. But the LP version also has five songs that were released on singles, including my favorite Beatles on the All-Time Strawberry Fields forever. And also very cool about this which made me have to get it. It's with this full-clarer booklet. And it's kind of falling out. It's just very very cool. And you know I have the CD version of this but it does not come with the booklet. It just comes with one crummy photo. And so yeah very very excited about that. And the last album I picked up was Stevie Wonder's Intervisions. And these are the albums from the 60s but this one's from the 70s. And you know this is what a lot of critics would call the best Stevie Wonder album. I personally think songs in the key of life is a little bit better. But you know you really can't go wrong with a higher ground than in the city. And maybe my favorite song from this album is Mr. Norwood Ong. But I do think it's just got the most beautiful art from any of Stevie Wonder's albums. And you know and I've never seen it on vinyl before but it just looks really great. And it's got some cool images on the other side too. And yeah and this is the only of these albums also that I don't own on CD. And so yeah I don't think I've actually listened to it all the way through. I look forward to listening to this one. And so those are the ones that I bought today. I actually was close to buying a couple more. I had in my hands the Beach Boys surf sub album and Shawn Lennon's Imagine album. And I was thinking about getting that Zeppelin's 4th album. But I opted instead for these 5 that I got which I just think are really excited about. Thanks for watching and I'd love to see in the comments about any cool vinyl finds you might have. So catch you next time. Bye.