Vinyl Fair @ Railways Cafe, Irene (midway between PTA and Midrand), Sat 25 Nov, 2023

[muxukai]

Hey All. Come join us at the Railways Cafe Vinyl Fair, Irene. It's the last one of the year and sure to be a cracker.

Take a look at a selection of what's in my crates. (All pictured records are preloved - the way I, personally, prefer to buy/sell records.)

A few other seasoned PTA/Joburg dealers there with their own selection of vinyl gold. Definitely worth coming to take a look.

Hope to see some of you there... Come say howzit.

When: Saturday 25 November, 2023
Where: Railways Cafe, Irene
Time: 10AM – 2PM

Please note: Records only available in person, at the fair.

 

[naboo]

Great selection that.

 

[muxukai]

Great selection that.

Thank you, sir. I do try and bring good stuff when I sell. That's also why I am only an occasional seller at fairs...

3 other dealers bringing completely different stuff. Really going to be a great selection overall. Should be an excellent day out for buyers/sellers.

 

[rodga]

This is around the corner from me, might pop in if life doesnt get in the way

 

[Sarel.wagner]

Will come and browse

Groetnis

 

[muxukai]

Happening tomorrow... Come say howzit (and contribute to my December beer fund )

 

[Sarel.wagner]

Got me a few

Groetnis

 

[muxukai]

Got me a few

Groetnis

Awesome. Thanks for stopping by. You didn't identify yourself

 

[Family_Dog]

He was wearing a big black hat and wearing yellow polarised sunglasses, you need to run away - fast!

-F_D

 

[Sarel.wagner]

Close, small black hat and blue polarised glasses, true....

Groetnis

 

[naboo]

I see this pic quite often but didn't know the music. To satisfy my curiosity, I used Google lens to find the album. Listened to it while reading last week on a flight to Cape Town.

Man, I love finding unknown music that really resonates with me, so thanks for the intro.

I also read up about the album, the recording is rich with history, an Indiana Jones story with lost tapes etc. Probably a bad analogy but I found it quite interesting.

In the Court of the Crimson King - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[muxukai]

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I see this pic quite often but didn't know the music. To satisfy my curiosity, I used Google lens to find the album. Listened to it while reading last week on a flight to Cape Town.

Man, I love finding unknown music that really resonates with me, so thanks for the intro.

I also read up about the album, the recording is rich with history, an Indiana Jones story with lost tapes etc. Probably a bad analogy but I found it quite interesting.

In the Court of the Crimson King - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

My pleasure. So much amazing music from back in the day very much worth looking into.

The King Crimson... Iconic sleeve art. Album is just as good. And came out in 1969. Quite amazing.

YouTube: 21st Century Schizoid Man... what a track.

Some of my other personal favourites from the images I posted, above...

• The Breeders – Last Splash
• Pixies – Doolittle
• The Smiths – The Queen Is Dead
• R.E.M. – Murmur
• Kraftwerk – Man-Machine
• Lou Reed – Transformer

And some more obvious ones...

• Rodriguez – Cold Fact
• U2 – Joshua Tree Album
• Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti
• Bob Marley and the Wailers – Legend

Worth noting that each of the albums on the list above were only put up for sale because they’re duplicates. Otherwise they'd be going nowhere.