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• No. 30: Zarah Leander (my sweet aunt gave it to me)

• No. 31: Jean De Florette, the original soundtrack

• No. 32: New Hollywood Orchestra, movie soundtrack from Spellbound, Lawrence of Arabia, An American in Paris, Gone With the Wind, Dr Zhivago and many more

• No. 24: José Feliciano – A Bag Full Of Soul

• No. 25: The World Of Hits Vol. 3

• No. 26: Limahl – Don’t Suppose (I only bought this one due to the horrible hit ‘Neverending Story’)

• No. 27: Band Aid – Do They Know It’s Christmas?

• No. 28: The Foundtations – Back on my feet again

• No. 29: Jermaine Jackson & Pia Zadora – When The Rain Begins To Fall (I only bought it because when I saw Pia Zadoras name it reminded me the she had a small part as an ugly martian girl named Girmar in the best bad and horrible movie ever produced, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. If you haven’t seen this one yet, I recomend you to do it. You’ll never see anything like it!)

Today I was at a flea market, and I found some LP’s I never thought I would find, ever! This is the best day of my life..

• No. 19: Tom Waits – Closing Time (This is his best record according to me, well, besides Orphans and some others.)

• No. 20: Chariots of Fire, music from the original soundtrack by Vangelis (Includes the well known piece often used in slow motion-scenes in movies)

• No. 21: Sounds of the Woodstock age Vol. 2

• No. 22: Camel – Nude

• No. 23: Camel – Mirage

And it did all cost me $4..

• Cabaret – The original soundtrack

• David Bowie – Heroes

• Culture Club – Karma Chameleon

• Hothouse Flowers – People

• Spandau Ballet – True

• South Pacific

Believe it or not, but his was actually written on the back of the latest single I bought. I simply had to buy it!

Anyway, here is the list of my latest purchases:

• 10 – Starship, ‘Knee deep in the hoopla’ (I had no idea that Grace Slick had transformed from Jefferson Airplane-hippie-chick in the 70’s to a Starship-’We built this city’-pop-product in the 80’s!)

• 11 – Hothouse Flowers, ‘Home’

• 12 – Iron Maiden, ‘Seventh son of a Seventh son’

_{Also, I’ve bought a record-bag from sometime around the 60’s and 70’s. It’s the coolest thing ever!}