brasi666

In general I favor albums thick at the spine, clearly numerated from the shelf-side, 180g or 200g for durability, Original Pressings and hot new reissues, Mobile-Fidelity issues, DCC Gold CDs, and audiophile stuff, colored records if they match the album art and come affordably break up the monotony, especially oddball colorings or reds, not ever to favor picture discs, as they all suffer an ugly noise ceiling from the paint, VG+/Ex/NM/M condition only--no skips--boxed discographies entice, but there are very few bands of whom I need multiple records at this stage in my collection of around 2,500 vinyl, 4K CDs, 3,300 DVD/Blu-rays, and c.500 books.

Don't sell me records that skip--I'm building a library of solid listening copies, dammit.

I have a robust digital music library, too, but be warned--half my 20,000+ albums are metal. I love all music that evinces universal truth, technical prowess, or a unique voice, but man, I sure am a sucker for a lean, mean, dumb pop song! I collect across genre lines--folk to rap to prog to MBP to afrobeat--and occasionally pare down my collection by selling it off here, or at Amoeba in LA, which is open again, (cheers).

If I sell you a record, I will pack it fat and protective-like. Sometimes it takes 2-4 days to get to the post office, but I always mail within that time frame, at worst. I use USPS media mail and get hit around $4.90, nee $5.00, per package, which gets added on to all orders. All of my packing boxes are repurposed from my purchases in order to recycle where possible. If you buy from me, it means you have good taste, and I will treat you accordingly. Buyers will have a positive transaction with me.

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