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I posted this on craigslist and said to myself, 'Wtf, why not post on my blog?':


I tried taking inventory of my entire record collection, and I'm just about half way there. Eventually I will list my full collection, although most of the rest I have to list are ones I don't want to really part with. The same can be said of this following inventory, some are very rare and very special to me so I can't guarantee that all are available. If you are interested in any please feel free to e-mail me at KAOConnor1985@yahoo.com with what you'd like, I'll send pictures and describe the condition and we can work out a price.

Have a nice day!

PS Remember, these are records (vinyls lol)


A Flock of Seagulls- Listen
A Flock of Seagulls- The Story of a Young Heart
A Night At Studio 54 (Compilation)
Adam and the Ants- Dirk Wears White Sox
Adam and the Ants- Kings of the Wild Frontier
Adam and the Ants- Prince Charming
Adam Ant- Apollo 9 Splashdown Re-Mix
Adam Ant- Friend or Foe
Adam Ant- Strip
Adam Ant- Vive Le Rock
Air Supply- Lost in Love
Al Jarreau- Jarreau
Alice Cooper- Zipper Catches Skin
Alphaville- Dance With Me
Amazulu- Amazulu
America- View from the Ground
B.J. Thomas- The Best of B.J. Thomas
Barbara Streisand- Guilty
Barry Manilow- Barry Manilow I
Barry Manilow- Barry Manilow II
Barry Manilow- Even Now
Barry Manilow- Even Now
Barry Manilow- Greatest Hits
Barry Manilow- Greatest Hits
Barry Manilow- I
Barry Manilow- II
Barry Manilow- Trying to Get the Feeling
Bay City Rollers- Bay City Rollers
Bee Gees- Greatest
Billy Idol- Don't Stop
Billy Joel- 52nd Street
Billy Joel- An Innocent Man
Billy Joel- Glass Houses
Billy Joel- Piano Man
Billy Joel- Songs in the Attic
Billy Joel- The Bridge
Billy Joel- The Nylon Curtain
Billy Joel- The Stranger
Billy Squier- Emotions in Motion
Billy Squier- Enough is Enough
Billy Squier- Signs of Life
Billy Squier- Signs of Life
Billy Squier- The Tale of the Tape
Blondie- Heart of Glass (single)
Blue Oyster Cult- Club Ninja
Bobby Goldsboro- Bobby Goldsboro's 10th Anniversary Album
Bruce Springsteen- Born in the U.S.A.
Bruce Springsteen- Tunnel of Love
Captain and Tennille- Song of Joy
Christopher Cross- Christopher Cross
Crosby, Stills & Nash- Crosby, Stills & Nash
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young- Déjà vu
Culture Club- Colour by Numbers
Culture Club- Kissing to be Clever
Culture Club- The War Song (Ultimate Dance Mix)
Dave Mason- The Best of Dave Mason
David Lee Roth- Eat 'Em and Smile
Depeche Mode- Blasphemous Rumours/ Somebody
Depeche Mode- Never Let Me Down Again
Depeche Mode- Personal Jesus
Depeche Mode- Policy Of Truth (Single)
Depeche Mode- Some Great Reward (German Release)
Depeche Mode- Strangelove (Maxi-single)
Dick Clark- 20 Years of Rock 'N Roll (Rare Booklet still included!)
Dio- We Rock
Donna Summer- (On the Radio) Greatest Hits Volumes 1&2
Donna Summer- Bad Girls
Donna Summer- On the Radio Greatest Hits Volumes I & II
Doobie Brothers- Best of the Doobies
Dr. Hook- Pleasure and Pain
Duran Duran- All She Wants Is (U.S. Master Mix and Eurohouse 12" mixes)
Duran Duran- Duran Duran-
Duran Duran- Hungry Like the Wolf (Night Version)/Careless Memories (Live Version)
Duran Duran- Seven and the Ragged Tiger
Duran Duran- Union of the Snake
Duran Duran-Rio
Elton John- Greatest Hits
Elton John- Jump Up!
Elvis Costello- My Aim is True
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer- The Old Castle
Evita (Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Falco- Falco
Footloose (Soundtrack)
Frankie Valli and the Fabulous Four Seasons- The Greatest Hits (RARE)
General Public- All the Rage
General Public- Hand to Mouth
Genesis- Invisible Touch
George Carlin- A Place for My Stuff!
George Carlin- On The Road
George Harrison- All Things Must Pass
Gladys Knight and the Pips- 2nd Anniversary
Go Go's- Vacation
Godspell
Grateful Dead- Blues for Allah
Grateful Dead- Europe '72
Grateful Dead- From the Mars Hotel
Grateful Dead- Wake of the Flood
Hall and Oates- H2o
Heart- Heart (Self-Titled)
Hot Tuna- Hot Tuna
Howard Jones- Dream into Action
Howard Jones- Human Lib
Huey Lewis and the News- Fore!
Huey Lewis and the News- Picture This
Huey Lewis and the News- Sports
INXS- Shabooh Shoobah
James Lee Stanley- Live
James Lee Stanley- Live
Jarreau- Jarreau
Jefferson Airplane- The Worst of Jefferson Airplane
Jefferson Starship- Dragonfly
Jefferson Starship- Red Octopus
Jefferson Starship- Red Octopus
Jerry Garcia- Garcia
Jethro Tull- Crest of a Knave
Jethro Tull- Stand Up (Original Pop Up looks like new!)
Jimmy Buffet- Changes in Latitudes Changes in Attitudes
Joe Jackson- Night and Day
John Cougar- American Fool
John Denver- John Denver's Greatest Hits
Joni Mitchell- Court and Spark
Joni Mitchell- Dog Eat Dog
Joy Divison- An Ideal for Living
Joy Divison- Closer
Joy Divison- Still
Judas Priest- British Steel
Judas Priest- Point of Entry
Keith Emerson- With the Nice
Kiss- Destroyer
K-Tel's High Energy (Compilation)
K-Tel's Radio Active (Compilation)
K-Tel's Right On (Compilation)
K-Tel's Today's Super Greats Part-2 (Compilation)
Led Zeppelin- Swan Song
Led Zeppelin- Swan Song
Live Aid- Do They Know It's Christmas?
Lynard Skynard- Gold and Platinum Band
Lynard Skynard- Legend
Lynyrd Skynyrd- Gold and Platinum
Maddona- Like A Virgin
Marc Almond- The Stars We Are
Men at Work- Business as Usual
Men At Work- Cargo
Metropolis (Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Miami Vice ( Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Miami Vice II (Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Ministry- Work for Love
Modern English- Ricochet Days
Modest Mouse- We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank
Neil Young- After the Gold Rush
New Order- Fact. 50 1982 Movement
New Order- Hurt fac 63
New Order- Power, Corruption & Lies (180 Gram Vinyl, Remastered 2009)
New Order- World in Motion
Night Ranger- Midnight Madness
Oingo Boingo- Best of Oingo Boingo Skeletons in the Closet
Oingo Boingo- Dead Man's Party
Oingo Boingo- Nothing to Fear
Oingo Boingo- Weird Science (12" Version)
Pat Benetar- Get Nervous
Peaches and Herb- 2 Hot!
Pet Shop Boys- Always on My Mind 12" Single
Peter Gabriel- Plays Live
Pink Floyd- A Momentary Lapse of Reason
Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon (Including the original two stickers and two posters!)
Police- Synchronicity
PolyGram's Rock Sizzlers (Compilation)
Prince and the Revolution- Purple Rain
Prince and the Revolution- Purple Rain (Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Public Image Ltd- Live in Tokyo
Rick James- Loosey's Rap
Robert Palmer- Riptide
Robert Plant- Pictures at Eleven
Roger Daltry- Daltry
Roxy Music- For Your Pleasure
Rush- Exit Stage Left
Rush- Grace Under Going for
Rush- Hold Your Fire
Rush- Moving Pictures
Rush- Signals
Santana- Moonflower
Scorpions- Love at First Sting
Scorpions- World Wide Live
Sergio Mendes- Voo Doo
Shanana- The Golden Age of Rock 'N Roll
Shaun Cassidy- Born Late
Shaun Cassidy- Da Doo Ron Ron
Shaun Cassidy- Under Wraps
Simple Minds- Don't you Forget About Me (Single)
Simple Minds- Life in a Day
Simple Minds- Live in the City of Light
Simple Minds- New Gold Dream
Simple Minds- New Gold Dream RARE Gold Picture Disc
Simple Minds- Promised You a Miracle (Promotional Copy Single)
Simple Minds- Sanctify Yourself
Simple Minds- Sister Feelings Call
Simple Minds- Sons and Fascination
Simple Minds- Sparkle in the Rain
Simple Minds- The Amsterdam EP
Simple Minds- Themes for Great Cities Definite Collection 79-81
Simple Minds-Alive and Kicking
Simply Red- Picturebook
Sister Sledge- We Are Family
Squeeze- Singles
Stars on Long Play
Stars On- Stars on Long Play
Steely Dan- Countdown to Ecstasy
Steely Dan- The Royal Scam
Steve Martin- A Wild and Crazy Guy
Stevie Nicks- Long Way to Go (UK Version)
Stray Cats- Built for Speed
Styx- Cornerstone
Styx- Cornerstone
Styx- Pieces of Eight (WITH ORIGINAL POSTER!)
Styx- The Grand Illusion
Supertramp- Even in the Quietest Moments. . .
Supertramp- Paris
Survivor- Eye of the Tiger
Talk Talk- It's My Life
Talking Heads- Fear of Music
Talking Heads- More Songs about Buildings and Food
Talking Heads- Speaking in Tounges
Talking Heads- Stop Making Sense (Complete with Once in a Lifetime 45 and concert program)
Tears for Fears- Shout US & UK Remix Versions
Tears for Fears- Songs From the Big Chair
Tears for Fears- Songs From the Big Chair
Tears for Fears- The Hurting
Thank God It's Friday (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The Beatles- 1962-1966
The Beatles- Let It Be
The Beatles- Rubber Soul
The Beatles- Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles- Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (RARE orignial poster included)
The Beatles Songbook- The Hollyridge Strings
The Caprenters- Made in America
The Cars- Candy-O
The Cars- Heartbeat City
The Cars- The Cars
The Charlie Daniels Band - Full Moon
The Charlie Daniels Band- Full Moon
The Doobie Brothers- Best of the Doobies
The Doors- The Doors
The Hits Keep Comin' On Strong (PolyTel Compilation)
The Jacksons- Destiny
The Kinks- Everybody's in Show-Biz
The Kinks- State Of Confusion
The Monkees- Headquarters
The Monkees- More of the Monkees
The Monkees- The Monkees
The Moody Blues- A Question of Balance
The Moody Blues- In Search of the Lost Chord
The Moody Blues- Your Wildest Dreams
The Oak Ridge Boys- Room Service
The Police- Synchronicity
The Police- Zenyatta Mondatta
The Pretenders- Pretenders II
The Psychedelic Furs- Talk Talk Talk
The Smiths- The Queen is Dead
Soft Cell- Non- Stop Erotic Caberet
The Who- Live at Leeds (RARE)
Thomas Dolby- Wireless
Robert Plant- Pictures at Eleven
Thompson Twins- Sidekicks
Three Dog Night- Harmony
Three Dog Night- Suitable for Framing
Tom Tom Club- The Pleasure of Love
Tom Tom Club- Tom Tom Club
Traffic- John Barleycorn Must Die
Traffic- The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
U2- Live "Under a Blood Red Sky"
U2- Live Under A Blood Red Sky
Van Halen- 1984
Van Halen- Women and Children First
Van Morrison- Moondance
Yes- Big Generator
Yes- Going for the One

Medical Examiner Releases Ruling in Death of Keith Morris

Stamford Patch- There was little information available from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Connecticut relating to the death of Keith Morris, the New Rochelle firefighter who died in a boating crash Sunday night as he drove four others home from a restaurant.




"We only give out two pieces of information to the public," said a representative at the office. "Ruling and cause."



What little was available only gave a glimpse into the night tragedy struck:



•Morris death was ruled accidental.

•Cause of death was drowning.

No toxicology reports or descriptions of physical injuries he may have suffered as a result of the crash that might have impeded his ability to swim following the flip were available.



Morris, 30, was driving four friends home to New Rochelle from the Crab Shell waterfront restaurant & bar on his boat at approximately 10:30 p.m. when he struck a breakwall and flipped the vessel in Long Island Sound, near the Stamford Lighthouse.



Two of the passengers were clinging to the boat, waiting for help to arrive while two of the passengers were inside the cabin when the boat flipped. They were trapped until rescue divers arrived, and eventually freed.



Divers searched for Morris throughout the evening, to no avail. His body would be recovered close to the scene of the crash the following afternoon in roughly 16 feet of water at low tide. He would've been covered by 24 feet of water and debris during high tide at the time of the crash.



New Rochelle firefighters are still struggling to cope with the loss. DiMeglio also said the firefighters in Morris' company has been dealing with things, a majority of the time, in their own way.



"We told them that we have resources available if they need them," DiMeglio said. "But, as of now, those resources aren't being utilized."



Funeral arrangements have been made with viewing hours for friends and family Thursday and Friday with a mass and interment on Saturday. Chief Louis DiMeglio said he would do everything in his power to help Morris' family.



"We just told the family that we'll do our best to comply with whatever their wishes are," said DiMeglio, who knew Morris well and worked with him closely.



The family has asked that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to “Butterflies from Jodie," the Jodie Torigian Charitable Fund, 31 President Street, New Rochelle, NY 10801.

James Holmes, Alleged Aurora Shooter, Makes First Court Appearance

Huffington Post- The man accused of killing 12 moviegoers and wounding 58 more in Aurora, Colo., last week made his first appearance in court Monday morning.

James Holmes, a 24-year-old former doctoral student at the University of Colorado, Denver, has been held on first-degree murder charges in the July 20 shooting spree at a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises."



The brief procedural hearing, known as an advisement, took place at the Arapahoe County Justice Center. Holmes, who was represented by a public defender, appeared in court with brightly dyed orange hair and wore a burgundy jail uniform. He seemed sleepy or dazed and often had his eyes shut.



Holmes will face formal charges from prosecutors on July 30, and District Attorney Carol Chambers said her office is considering the death penalty against him, according to the Associated Press. District Court Judge William Sylvester issued an order forbidding Holmes from having contact with victims or witnesses.


Earlier Monday, authorities said Holmes was not cooperating with the investigation because he refused to answer questions about the shooting.




Police arrested Holmes early Friday morning minutes after the shooting in the sold-out theater. Holmes, dressed in ballistic gear and armed with an assault rifle and three other guns, set off gas canisters before opening fire, police said.



A motive in the shooting is not yet known. Holmes will remain detained without bond at the county lockup in Centennial, Colo.

James Holmes Continues Streak of Odd Behavior

Time.com- The accused Aurora gunman reportedly spat at jail officers so often that he was forced to wear a spit guard at one point.



Holmes’ bizarre habit is just one of several that he has displayed since his arrest for the shooting rampage during a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises in a Colorado movie theater that killed 12 and wounded 58 last Friday.



In the hours after his arrest Friday for the massacre at the Aurora, Colo., movie theater, Holmes stared at the wall in the Arapahoe Police Headquarters with his eyebrows twitching.

Then, Holmes allegedly told police he was Batman’s villain the Joker. When cops put evidence bags over his hands to preserve traces of gunpowder residue, he pretended the bags were puppets, law enforcement sources told ABC News affiliate KMGH-TV in Denver.

The public got its first glimpse into his behavior during his court appearance Monday, where he looked alternately dazed and bug-eyed while occasionally nodding with his eyes appearing to close. Holmes is unmissable, currently sporting a head of bright-orange dyed hair — which he reportedly told authorities he dyed to look like the Joker villain in Batman films, even though the Joker’s hair is typically green.

And now, Arapahoe County Jail officers told ABC News that Holmes spits at them so much that they have to use a spit guard on Holmes while moving him. These antics are just the latest in findings that contradict the initial profile of him as an unassuming former graduate student.

Marissa Randazzo, former chief research psychologist for the U.S. Secret Service and an expert in mass shootings, told Good Morning America today that there are several possible explanations for Holmes’ recent behaviors. “One is that he is in the middle of a psychotic episode which is quite possible. We see him distracted at multiple points, an almost sort of ‘coming to’ and trying to figure out where he is and process what’s going on,” she said.

“The other thing that we’re seeing — and we’ve seen some of this behavior in the past couple months — might suggest mania. Meaning hyperactivity, hyper energy, been possibly up and not sleeping for days. What we might be seeing here is the post effects.” Randazzo said a third possibility is that Holmes, a former neuroscience student, is faking mental symptoms he likely learned during his studies.

UPDATE: Looks like Holmes’ actions are just as mysterious as the man himself. ABC’s Denver affiliate now disputes the spitting reports and states that Holmes has maintained his low-key demeanor since incarceration.



“[C]ontrary to what some media organizations have reported, our sources say in the past 48-hours Holmes has been calm and docile in jail, just like he was in court,” CALL7 Investigator John Ferrugia says. “There have been no outbursts at all as he is in isolation.”