No this would have been the early 80's when I was in college. I am certain some of the bands we rented were contemporary (for 1982). They also bought and sold used lps and cds, so maybe that was the loophole. They could always claim it was a use lp that they rented. Or if they really wanted to split hairs, that they charged the renter the regular price for the album and then bought it back from them used the next day for $2 less than they had sold it for.
Time Passages.
Naw, they're worth a whole lot more today.
That's AWESOME! You must have arrived after i left today. Way to leave the Quad section 15 LPs lighter! Did you see Azteca? Dave had moved it over to Soul!
Right!? And even with the 50% off, it's too expensive for me as a wall hanging. It was one of the more expensive quads he had, and it is comparable to the discogs listing:
Man! You nailed it, Sal–it's like you're reading my mind! Check out this POST i dropped in another thread over the summer. I saw the album today at Dave's! I picked it up, and the day i sold it to pay the rent–over 40 years ago!–came rushing back to me. I took this album up to the cashier and bought it!Don't let it get away.
You'll regret it for years
And that SACD kicks butt!
May I recommend, if you don't already have one, is an Involve Audio Surround Master v.3? Many of us, on this forum, are using this miraculous component, and it will not only let you hear the best from the matrix quad records you have, it will work its magic on your stereo records and CD's, too. Go to involveaudio.com to check it out.
Did you make the pilgrimage from Michigan? Stay Surrounded, Comrade!
I almost drew an arrow pointing it out!
