10 Amazing Records You Can Find For $10 or LESS! Great Budget Rock Albums you can easily find!
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For the Australians watching, the title says.
10 amazing records you can find for $40 or less. 😁
Yup, same in Canada
I went record shopping in both Australia and Iceland and couldn't afford anything
was going to say that too ahaha, you can find some wonderful local stuff for cheap but anything on this list is still going to put you back at least $30-40
Ha ha sadly that’s so true! We’re a nation of hoarders
The same in Europe, and for Savoy Brown it's worse 😁
The BEST concert I ever saw was Johnny Winter opening for George Thorogood at Alpine Valley. 👍
Great video as usual....the Johnny Winter Second Winter is definitely one of his best! On a side note I use the 4th side which is blank for my Turntable and checking and measuring anti-skate whenever I switch cartridges....works like a charm every time 😉😉
Smart! Thanks for watching!
Thats exactly what I was going to say.. blank 4th side is great for a preliminary anti skate test.
Also on the Second Winter album the Bass player is Tommy Shannon better known for Stevie Ray Vaughns Double Trouble.
Mountain was a fantastic band, but it wasn't just about about Leslie West. Felix Pappalardi who played base and occasionally keyboards was an incredibly talented songwriter. The most well known line-up also included Corky Laing on drums and Steve Knight on keyboards - à great band. "Climbing" is one of the best debut albums of all time in my opinion.
Not only are these all good albums, they are all good for you! Listen to them from the beginning to end while reading the liner notes, and you are bound to learn or feel something new and inspiring by the end. A lot of work went into making and distributing these, and a few bucks is a very small price to pay for the value you receive.
Hey Dillon- great list. Glad to see you're into Emmitt Rhodes. I've had that album since it came out, which I believe is 1970. Rumor has it that the cover is a picture of Grace Slick's burned out basement !
First class.you’re giving them away at those prices. As usual another great informative video. I saw Robin Trower in 1974 , he gets tainted with the Hendrix tag all the time but his first 4 solo records are all worth having and the late James Dewar on vocals- tremendous. More please.
I would add Jethro Tull Songs from the Wood, usually under $8-10. Amazing Folk Prog Rock.
Most mainstream prog in general, all the early Genesis stuff, Yes and their peak, Jethro Tull, all definitely worth their typical prices.
Dillon - this was a really good topic and a great short vlog. Thank you
Thank you for all your suggestions. Loove your channel!
such a great video. i am trying to collect these albums, but i am always on the look out for a first pressing. just got the first columbia johnny winter, 2 eye and that one is my favorite.
Hi Dillon. Great video, really enjoyed it. I have a soft spot in my heart for that Iron Butterfly album. I was 15-years old when I bought it as my first album in 1969. I lost my album collection in the 80s, but I do have over 6,100 CDs. But I still like to sit down and relax to “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita” and think about that 15-year old boy. Coincidentally, I paid 4 dollars for it back then, so the albums you reviewed in this video are seriously good value. Thanks.
Loving all your videos I hope to visit your shop some day! I picked up Sugarloaf self titled for cheap in my local store today...awesome record!
This is an awesome video!! I went to my local record store called Record Heaven and they had quite a few of the Robin Trower!! This guy is awesome. I bought two albums, In City Dreams for 5.99 and Long Misty Days for 3.99. I never heard of this guy until I watched your vid and I love his music! Thanks so much for sharing.
Nice selections! Thanks for sharing some of the cheaper options out there.
OMG dude. I’m really craving for the chance to travel to NC and dig at your store for hours. Greetings from South Florida.
Please do more of these videos
Thanks to you and this video, I discovered the beautiful music of Emitt Rhodes, which I promptly bought (for under $10)! Thank you for sharing your knowledge of music with us.
I've had that Nectar album for years, its great. Iron Butterfly too. Ya!
Great albums man! I would love many of those albums, especially the first Santana! I think people that live close to your store are extremely lucky! It seems like you price very well!
As for price stickers, there’s stickers that don’t damage covers and peel really easily. But one of my local stores puts a loose index card with the artist and title and price in the sleeve on anything on the wall, with easy peeling stickers on the regular stock.
I own all of those albums except Nektar. Glad you mentioned Savoy Brown, love their blue rock style.
Glad you like Fragile such a great album. Also Mountain - I need a new copy as mine is so beaten up. Some other fabulous albums the only one I haven’t heard for some reason is Cricklewood Green so thanks for reminding me to get these albums. I hope you are staying well and the shop is doing well on mail order until you can open again
Very cool man! Many of these I know but some I don't! All the best!
Fridged Pink Pink album must own!!!
Love the Emitt Rhodes album. Thanks for letting folk know about him. Sad story of being crushed by the bizness, but hreat music. Keep up the good work
I have the Emmitt Rhodes, the Joni Mitchell, and the Steely Dan albums! Gotta try the Mountain, Johnny Winter, and the Robin Trower! I totally trust you, you were spot on about The Screaming Females! Oh, and you're right about Stevie Wonder, too!
Santana's debut is imo their best and in my top 3 all time. The original lineup put out 3 great lps. Johnny Winter's debut and also "nothing but the blues" are great too!
I am stoked i found your channel Thanks for the suggestions
Also West, Bruce and Laing....great el pea on the cheap...and so good
Love these videos for the bands I've never heard of. All great recommendations. Could you recommend any Buddy Rich albums?
great content - love the channel
James Gang...Rides Again
Joe Walsh-The Smoker You Get...
Duncan Brownes-Wild Places
Michael Stanley Band-Friends and Legends
Thunderclap Newman-Hollywood Dream
Manfred Man Earth band-Solar Fire
Horslips-Book of Invasions
Rare Earth-Ecology
Mick Ronson-Slaughter on Tenth Avenue
Pure Prairie League-Bustin' Out
Poco-A Good Feelin' to Know
Golden Earring-Switch...and To the Hilt
Yes! All good! DANG. Meant to include James gang rides again!
@@noblerecords It's certainly a gooder
Same that I can't really get these for these kinds of prices where I live (Finland). I have been looking for that Santana record in record stores for over a year and haven't found it yet.
Greetings from the UK have just discovered your channel and it has introduced me to a lot of music I have never come across, many thanks
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
I was on a roll yesterday and picked up 4 records under 10 bucks each: Jeff Beck-Wired for $5, Santana Self Titled for $7, Steeve Miller-Fly Like an Eagle for $10, and Albert Collins-Ice Pickin for $10. So the vinyl deals are definitely still out there, I just had to drive across town and dig through the unsorted bins for about two hours.
One that I see once in a blue moon that i'd reccomend for this is Fortnox - Self titled. Fantastic early 80s hard rock/metal record. sorta like Black Sabbalth/Def Leppard fusion. Sounds interesting.
Hey Dillon, coincidence you showed the Nektar album. I bought the one you showed, and their A Tab in the Ocean only last week. Bought them for only $1 each! I’m not a big prog fan, but these are amazing. I’ve had them spinning several times now.
I picked up that Robin Trower for $5. I’ve never heard of him but it’s great! Thanks!
Excellent choices, especially two at opposite ends of the rock spectrum: Yes, Fragile, and Crosby, Stills and Nash. I also like Cricklewood Green, by 10 Years After, a lot. Have you listened to Alvin Lee and Mylon LeFevre's solo project, "On the Road to Freedom"? Great songs with an all-star supporting cast.
Happy to say I have all that you shown with the exception of the Nektar album. So, will search out some Nektar.
A year after you posted this video, came across it, watched it, found Winters album, MIND BLOWN!!! Thanks, I'll be in the lookout for the other suggestions.
Awesome!!!
I saw yes live and got to meet the band and it's something I'll never forget. I got their self titled release from RSD 2019 signed by them and it's my prized record and one that I will never sell.
Just listened to Mountain and it was good! Thanks man!
I love Joni Mitchell too. Anything from her is marvelous.
Caravanserai is my favorite Santana record and is usually forgotten and Welcome is my second favorite. Both very underrated.
Johnny Winter is great!!! He is in my top 3 solo acts, saw him 8 or 9 times. I show his stuff a lot on my channel, that is a gvery good CSN album. 10 years is also a must have album. Loved the video man.
It’s amazing how much these records have gone up in value
-I'll agree with you that Second Winter is a phenomenal album. I bought it when it came out and it's still my favorite album by Johnny.
-I'm surprised that you didn't mention that Rod Stewart (when he was cool) and Ronnie Wood (on bass) were members of the Jeff Beck Group. Mickey Waller was a great (if sloppy) drummer too.
-One of the stores I used to shop at in the 70's & 80's put hard-to-remove stickers on both the album cover and also the record itself in the label area so that customers couldn't switch out a near mint album into a cover of the same record with a fair condition album. I've got dozens of records in my collection that still have those labels.
For some reason I never really bought Mountain and I don’t know why, very odd. It took me u til I got into my 40s before I got into Steely Dan. Maybe I was finally old enough for Dad rock. This video should get 1 billion views. Great to see you. Heading home today and I heard there is a package from you. Huge thank you.
Ooooh boy! The eagle has landed 🤣 enjoy my friend
He’s right. Leslie West has one of the most scorching tones ever. Simple LesPaul Jr plugged into a SUNN Colosseum stack. Epic.
Those first two Santana albums are absolutely sublime - and yes, snagged both of very cheap. Great suggestions here. I do need to grab some Johnny Winter - love his work on the Muddy Waters comeback albums.
Thanks, All great albums!
Thanks for watching! 🙏
I can’t believe Jeff Beck - Truth is not considered one of the best records of all time. That album is amazing from start to finish
This some collection all of them are worth what you paid for.
Keep safe and keep enjoying your music
the Blind Owl Alan Wilson was one of the first club 27 members from Canned Heat
This list is fantastic. It's also a good reason to go to a record store. As I'm pricing your list on eBay, shipping almost doubles the price. Write it down and take it to a bricks and mortar location. The cost will be about $50 as apposed to over $100.
Thanks for sharing Dillon. I already have 50% of this selection. CSN, Iron Butterfly, Steely Dan, J. Winter, R. Trowler and lately E. Rhodes. 15€ here in Europe for an US pressing. I wish I could find CTI pour 5 € in Europe (more likely 15€ but rare as well). Take care. Thanks for your videos. Bruno
I've got that Yes record. Do you sell online? I looked up your website and saw shirts, hats etc. but no records.
All my favorites.
The first two Procol Harum albums, which Robin Trower played on, are also easy to find at very reasonable prices in addition to being some of the finest music that was recorded in the 1960s...... To your list you should add the second Emmit Rhodes album: Mirror. Wouldn't it be interesting if we found out that the person who really wrote a lot of The Beatles songs that are credited to McCartney were ghost-written by ER. I appreciate that the prices that you charge are very reasonable and that you are not a gouger....... you're obviously more than just a businessman....thank you.
Great to get some budget recommendations.... You've shown us a couple of albums we didn't know. The prices here in the UK are just not that good!!
Won the Beck Truth/Ola double album on an e Bay auction on the cheap. Great albums!
Omg emmitt Rhodes thank you.. checked him out hes just right up my alley! I'll have to jump online and find some albums.
Side 4 of Second Winter is great for testing anti-skate.
Managed to find a NM original pressing of Santana's debut for $10. Great album!
Santana's first 3 albums remain 3 of my all time favorite albums. Mountain is also great. Iron Butterfly is a classic. Can't wait for you to show your 70's disco albums. You do have a disco section in your store, don't you?
Not yet 🤣
@@noblerecords good on ya....was he kidding?
A friend of mine who passed away several years ago played base on a song on that Jeff Beck album. He didn’t get a credit for it though. The guy that did get credit got High & couldn’t be found when they went to record it. My friend was asked to set in on Hi Ho Silver Lining.
Nice call on Fragile!
0:50 Paul McCartney Solo before Paul McCartney went solo :D
Great record.
1:57 I can't believe there's still people who don't own that, same for Abraxas.
5:02 Actually got that one for free recently, still need to check it out.
7:24 I doubt you can still get that under 10 bucks here but man, what a record. One of my most played ones.
8:12 Canned Heat for under 10 bucks in the Netherlands, not a thing. Great record.
9:12 Honestly everything early Ten Years After is amazing, definitely over 10 bucks here, definitely a must have. Get the self titled, Stonedhenge and Undead while you can.
Here's some tips
of stuff you find under 10 bucks on this side of the pond:
- Magna Carta - Lord of the Ages
- The Eagles - Desperado
- Peter Green - In The Skies
- UB40 - Unemployment
- Al Stewart - Orange
- Bob Marley - Exodus
- Paul Simon - Paul Simon
- Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends
- Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Are you going to do another one of these videos? I found Johnny Winter from this and he’s amazing!!
Stickers on records? Must be milestone or repo. Salisbury nc here many record stores popping up in weird places but very thankful your prices though......spot on. Look forward to visiting your shop soon
You’re spot on about CSN. The debut is way, way better than ‘Deja Vu’ with Neil Young. It was hard enough keeping three egos in check, let alone four.
Do you have a Discogs store where we can buy?? It's only merch on your website
After 100% agree with you on that second winner what a great album! hustle down in Texas is one of my favorite songs he does
That Emitt Rhodes is a dollar bin win for me. For $1 i took a chaance and guessed correctly about it's excellence. I love it as well. Jeff Beck's TRUTH is the truth. Fkng brilliant. Goin' Down! Maximum volume music.
Can't argue with any of those, I have 4 of them
That copy of Mountain - Climbing! is clean. Much nicer than mine.
I had a copy of Nectar "A Tab in the Ocean". I may have brought it to your shop.
Keep an eye out for Steely Dan: Greatest Hits, the Masterdisk Bob Ludwig cut. Just recently picked up a copy for under 8 bucks. Excellent sounding record.
That SD Greatest Hits album is definitely a winner! He went back to the master tapes which was not common to do for greatest hits compilations at the time.
most of those albums are great!
Nice video! I have 6 of these, and a few were free from a buddy, and the rest, I paid not much for - all in good shape.
I have CSN, self titled from '69, a good album but for years I thought it lacked bass and too shrill, but these days, not so much, it was my equipment back then is why.
Aja, all of Steely Dan is great. I have an original ABC pressing of Aja, original of Gaucho and a few others like the Royal Scam, Pretzel Logic and the Royal Scam, I don't think I paid more than $5-10 for any of those. Aja and Gaucho were from the GoodWill about 15 years ago and I believe I paid .99/$1.00 for each and both are in good shape, more or less.
Was given Santana's first LP, an original 2-eye pressing at that, fantastic. I don't think I paid all that much for Abraxas and less for a few others like Caravan as they came, again from the GoodWill for no more than $1.99 each.
I ended up with Yes, Fragile, it's not a great copy as far as condition, but I wound up with a recycling crate full of trashed albums (in various states of being trashed at that) nearly 20 years ago now.
That Court and Spark you showed looks to be an original as I think reissues don't have the embossed cover. I have an original myself of that album, found like a bunch of her others from, yet again,. the GW for almost nothing perhaps 15 years ago, maybe a bit more?
Found Cricklewood Green in recent years for Love Like a Man for not too much and I think it's on the original Deram label, but not on the later versions of the same label if memory serves.
Last year, I found a fairly clean original early press of Workingman's Dead for $13, only issue is a slight crease in one corner, grabbed it, oh you bet I did! I often find these for like, $25 and the cover totally split out but the LP, maybe in decent shape. My back tip on artwork is actually upside down! a hallmark of being an early olive green WB pressing. I didn't even have to hunt for it as it was in the bargain bins at my local record store last year.
Anyway, if one is willing to do some hunting, one can avoid the $18-24 for a new reissue and find an original, or early reissue of an older album that's quite common back in the day and likely pay under $10 for something in really nice shape quite easily.
Love Robin Trower, don't have that album, must pick it up,
Love Mountain !! and winter , canned heat !!! Ten years after,,
Great video....nice 14 albums!!!
Hahaha close enough 🤣
@@noblerecords do you ship albums? I'm not near your store.....from Texas.
Jeff Beck Truth is just insane. Also the CSN record. Phenomenal
Excellent choice
Steve gadd on drums for the AJA title track is mind blowing. Be well brother.
Up here in the northeast, the Princeton Record Exchange stickers are our bane. They are nearly impossible to get off!
Good choices...I'd add early Crack The Sky records, early Argent, Foghat and Steppenwolf (for Ladies Only)
Love Crack the Sky, especially the first 5 or 6 albums. They are a severely underrated band, and are currently still doing a few shows a year..
Alright, now you're talking my language. This old hippie has most of those records in my collection. I don't have the Emitt Rhodes but use to see those brand new albums in the Cut-Out bins at department stores for $1.00 back in the 70's. I love Steely Dan especially their first album but Aja is also fantastic. I love that Santana album, the cover graphic is fantastic and that YES album is my favorite too. I have all of the Mountain albums except the "Best Of" album, the "Nantucket Sleighride" is my favorite. I don't have the Nektar album but have seen it before. I don't have the Jeff Beck "Truth" album but wish I did along with a few other of his records. I don't have the Canned Heat album but it was another record that I saw in the Cut-Out bins for $1.00 back in the day. I was never into Robin Trower so I don't have any of his records. This was a fun video for me seeing records I have in my collection. Most of the records you show in your videos I'm not familiar with at all.
Not sure how this happened, but I have been buying records from the In groove thinking I was buying from noble records... just double checked and there is no online store for NR....
Hahaha it’s the thought that counts 🤣
Great vid I started listening to records and I don’t have a lot of money this really helps
Good luck! Good records can be had cheap!
I only wish I lived close to Noble Records. However, my marriage is probably better since I don't because I would wear your store out! I certainly wish you & your store the best! Keep these great videos coming!
I’ve seen that mountain album and Santana 1 for like double these prices at my local record store. Don’t understand why they’re running so high here if these are common.
This is a smoking good video
Jesum Chrisp I wish we had a shop like yours here. Finding a record here below 10$ is a rarity.
Have you ever heard The Merry Go Round? If not, you should check them out. They were Emmit Rhoads band from the 60's. They had a minor hit called Live. Really good song 👍
Awesome Sunshine Pop
I saw Trower opening for Foreigner on their Agent Provoca-Tour. I'd bought a Foreigner shirt as soon as I arrived. After Trower played, I went and exchanged shirts.
The only reason I pass over those records when I'm digging in the store is because I bought all of them back in the day when were new. All good titles.
I frequently go to 5 record stores and gave yet to see Jeff Beck's Truth ever. I want to get it.
I feel sad for being in the Netherlands and not being able to buy all of these gems from you 😭