Charity Shop Trawl

[antongould]

I am wrestling with a response to JLWs thoughts on last nights prom (), and you really aren't helping , guys.

You are on your own mate.....

[teamsaint]

You are on your own mate.....

, could be worse, I could have to do a days work fighting with the Bristol traffic tomorrow as well.

Now where's my diary?


oh...............

Right, just off to delete that post now.......

[Flosshilde]

Turandot, with Inghe Bork (Turandot), Renata Tebaldi (Liu) & Mario del Monaco (Calaf), Orchestra & Chorus of the Accademia di Santa Cecilia conducted by Alberto Erede. Double Decca.

50p.

[Conchis]

Turandot, with Inghe Bork (Turandot), Renata Tebaldi (Liu) & Mario del Monaco (Calaf), Orchestra & Chorus of the Accademia di Santa Cecilia conducted by Alberto Erede. Double Decca.

50p.

Picked up my own Turandot today. The version with Carreras, Caballero and Freni. £3.50

[Flosshilde]

A bit pricey for a charity shop?

[visualnickmos]

A bit pricey for a charity shop?

That's what I thought - just sayin'

[amateur51]

A bit pricey for a charity shop?

For a charity shop in Auld Reekie perhaps?!

Has Wee Eck considered the trajectory of charity shop stock values come independence?


I thought not

[cloughie]

For a charity shop in Auld Reekie perhaps?!

Has Wee Eck considered the trajectory of charity shop stock values come independence? ;yikes:


I thought not

What will be the cost the Pearl Fishers, Albert Herring, The Trout or The Whale be in Salmonds?

[pastoralguy]

Had three nice bargains recently...

Volume 1 of Andras Schiff's Beethoven piano sonata cycle on ECM. Two discs for £3.99

Mozart's piano concertos 21 & 22 played by Christian Ihle Hadland with the Oslo Philharmonic under Arvid Engegard on Simax for £4.00 in our local 'Shelter' shop. Very fine playing. I did wonder initially if the dry piano sound was a fortepiano but it's a sound that grows on the ear.

Mahler symphony no. 4. Sinopoli with Juliane Banse and the Dresden Staatskapelle. £1.99 in Oxfam. Not listened yet but reviewers on the Amazon site give it the up.

[Flosshilde]

For a charity shop in Auld Reekie perhaps?!

No idea - is that where conchis lives?

Perhaps they have a better class of charity shop - or shopper - in Embra. I do most of my charity shopping in Glesga.

[Stanfordian]

Just the usual: Sugar Babes, Frank Ifield, Chris de Burgh and Bobby Crush. I must really move somewhere more upmarket where chucking stuff out is concerned.

[Nick Armstrong]

Mozart's piano concertos 21 & 22 played by Christian Ihle Hadland with the Oslo Philharmonic under Arvid Engegard on Simax for £4.00 in our local 'Shelter' shop. Very fine playing. I did wonder initially if the dry piano sound was a fortepiano but it's a sound that grows on the ear.

I love that recording. Good purchase!

[Petrushka]

Just the usual: Sugar Babes, Frank Ifield, Chris de Burgh and Bobby Crush. I must really move somewhere more upmarket where chucking stuff out is concerned.

Charity shops here are shortly going to benefit from a load of BBC MM CDs once I get the wheelbarrow out.

[Parry1912]

Not a charity shop but I recently visited this s/h book and classical CD shop in Salop.

Made a number of purchases including the Vienna Phil Symphony Edition for £35.

And not a Sugar Babes CD in sight!

[amateur51]

Not a charity shop but I recently visited this s/h book and classical CD shop in Salop.

Made a number of purchases including the Vienna Phil Symphony Edition for £35.

And not a Sugar Babes CD in sight!

Very glad to hear that Yarborough House is still going strong Parry1912. Do you still have to negotiate the removal of a ginger cat off some of the boxed sets?