Items jacked from your local radio library
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I was looking through the local Radio Station library on campus here and noticed a few things missing:
Les McAnn - Talk To The People
Tom Scott - Honey Suckle Breeze
Baby Huey - Living Legend
Maceo and All The Kings Men
I'm not surprised or anything. Just kind of mad because I listened to the Maceo record last year and thought it was dope, but didn't know about the RAER factor, so I wanted to get another listen after I saw it in the MP3 thread.
Anyone have stories of crazy record heists or big dissapointments after finding out certain records got theived?
Les McAnn - Talk To The People
Tom Scott - Honey Suckle Breeze
Baby Huey - Living Legend
Maceo and All The Kings Men
I'm not surprised or anything. Just kind of mad because I listened to the Maceo record last year and thought it was dope, but didn't know about the RAER factor, so I wanted to get another listen after I saw it in the MP3 thread.
Anyone have stories of crazy record heists or big dissapointments after finding out certain records got theived?
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Not to drysnitch, but one heavy dude on this board told me a story involving harvard's stash that was pretty amusing.
People used to get kinda touchy about the issue of jacking records out the library, but I really dont think the "leave it so that more people can hear it" rationale even works anymore. Mp3's have rendered it pretty much useless. If your college library still has records that you want....steal them now.
*maybe* radio station library... otherwise DO NOT[/b] listen to this man
peace to all
but yeah, like bsides said, if yer staion still has Maceo & shit you best take if before someone else does.
1.Milton Wright-Spaced LP
2.Gwen McCrae-Melodies of Life LP
3.J.R. Bailey-Just Me-n-You LP
4.Billy Brooks-Window of Mind LP
5.The Creative Sounds of the Organization LP
6.Monty Alexander-Rass LP
7.All My Axelrod LPs
8.All my Black Jazz Records
9.The Ambassadors-Soul Summit LP
10.Diamonds SDTK
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I have never stolen from a radio station, but I am happy to buy from them though.
Amir got some goodies though, for sure dude.
I was able to convince a different colledge radio station to let me grip Headless Hero's and the second Incredible Bongo Band.
But I think you can definately talk radio directors into selling you the records. The only thing is if they're a dick about it and you jack it after you're
Looking at the library and what was taken, I wonder what we used to have. And I'm pretty little dude, I'm sure heads could find more.
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it's been my experience that these are the people stealing the places blind.
And, Anthony, why is it lame? Is it better to offer to buy the stuff for way less than what it's worth? What's the difference?
Payment vs theft dude. One will get you arrested.
Taking records from a staion in hardly a crime. It's like not returning a library book. No one is going to jail over it.
it's a tough call... in an ideal world, no one would steal from these places and thus the library would be slammin' for years to come, but it's like on some Rousseau shit, where if one person breaks the bond, than maybe everybody might as well...
i've discussed this with friends before and the big heartbreaker mentioned is to see some rare shit and decide to be all moral and leave it there, only to find out it disappeared a month later.
and to throw another spanner into the works, i don't know many people who do radio who use the library. maybe they grab a couple things to fill out their show, but most people i know play almost exclusively their own records...
Considering how many " friends " have " stolen " or " borrowed " records and money from me in the past 10 years I tend to find this kind of thread annoying and wack.
These jutifications are so weak... " No one was going to play it anyway ". " They were going to throw it away ". Give me a break. How do you know no one was going to use those records and that they were going to be thrown away?
I purchased KCRW's records and paid them $40 for RASS and $25 for Black Jazz and all the rest. They were stoked. I spent thousands of dollars and it allowed them to go buy some more techno garbage cd's and whatever the fug they are into. I even arranged for titles that they thought they could still play to be replaced with reissue.
Stealing records is wack and it is the source of all bad karma in the universe today.
end of rant.
You paid too much. WPSU liquidated (what was left) of their collection at $2/pop. There was still some heat left indeed (minus the call letter graffiti).
alright, I find it hard to argue with this logic.... but, we do not all have the resources that you do.
good point.
I certainly know the feeling of " if I don't take this for safe keeping someone else will " and it is a shitty feeling.
I remember the original Castelli Graphics copy of Lewis Baltz The New Industrial Parks at Irvine California monograph sitting in the stacks at CCAC back in the mid 90's. I used to check it out of the Library for weeks at a time. Back then it was a $250 book. Today it is a $1200 book. I am certain it is not sitting there anymore.
But you know what... I am a huge fan on Baltz, very informed on his work, I would have loved to have that thing. It did not belong to me. I would rather let some other asshole cop it. I like my Karma clean. It feels great. Plus God puts more raers in my lap for cheap this way.
Also... That Billy Brooks record sucks.
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