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gadj1976 wrote:Who's heading to Semaphore for this tomorrow?

Yeah will probably wander down.

Vamos wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:Who's heading to Semaphore for this tomorrow?

Yeah will probably wander down.

How'd you go?

I spent way more than I wanted but limited it to just over $100.

I just spoke to a mate of mine. He went to the Music Palooza and his mate spent over $1500!

So, I don't feel so bad. The stuff I got was stuff I wasn't exactly looking for but quote 'wanted' so I was happy.

I spent 2 hours there, but I must admit, I got caught up looking at records and lost track of time. It's that sort of set up!

gadj1976 wrote:

Vamos wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:Who's heading to Semaphore for this tomorrow?

Yeah will probably wander down.

How'd you go?

I spent way more than I wanted but limited it to just over $100.

I just spoke to a mate of mine. He went to the Music Palooza and his mate spent over $1500!

So, I don't feel so bad. The stuff I got was stuff I wasn't exactly looking for but quote 'wanted' so I was happy.

I spent 2 hours there, but I must admit, I got caught up looking at records and lost track of time. It's that sort of set up!

Heard it was busy down Semi that day. I didn't go was on the couch sucking on zooper doopers nursing a 2 day hangover.

I managed to be there early enough to beat the rush.

Mind you, it was busy enough.

I will save up for the next one

Another market at Pt Noarlunga 11 November.

Anyone interested?

Semaphore Record Fair next Monday:

The next Semaphore Record Fair will take place on Monday the 1st of April (Easter Monday), at St Bede’s Hall, 200 Military Road in Semaphore from 9am to 4pm. The hall is located 20 metres south of the Semaphore Road / Military Road intersection in Semaphore (Adelaide) and entry is FREE.

This is a street level event, which enables easy access for wheelchairs, prams and other mobility aids.
Church volunteers will operate a small cafeteria providing food & refreshments.

40 traders will have 70 tables of stock for sale, including vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books & magazines, music memorabilia and more.

One of the traders is a specialist stylus & music accessory supplier, who’ll be able to replace worn & damaged record player needles.

Please note that most traders only accept cash payment, however there is an ATM nearby located outside the IGA supermarket on the corner of Semaphore Road & Military Road.

I went to the Semaphore Record Fair today for the first time in a few years and couldn't believe how packed it was and still plenty of CD's on offer but mainly vinyl.

The batch of CD's I scored:

Slash - Made in Stoke $12
Lacuna Coil - Comalies + 1 $7
Recovery - Hits from the Back Door $5
Guns N' Roses - The Spaghetti Incident $5
Rob Zombie - American Made Music to Strip By $5
The Tea Party - Triptych $5
The Brown Hornet EP $5
Mudvayne - L.D. 50 $3
Mudvayne - The Beginning of all Things to End $3
Mudvayne - The End of all Things to Come $3
Mudvayne - Lost and Found $3

The Walkerville Record Fair returns in July.

WALKERVILLE RECORD, CD & DVD SALE - July 2024

Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th of July, from 9am to 5pm (free entry)
Walkerville RSL, 98 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville
(just off the corner of Walkerville Terrace & Warwick Street, in between bus stops 9 and 10)
Public transport - catch a bus on routes 208 (from King William Street) or 281 (from North Terrace) in the city.

Revolve Records (from Sydney) and The Vinyl Junkie (from Byron Bay) will be back in town, with their overflowing crates of rare treats and timeless classics, guaranteed to satisfy even the most discerning audiophiles. They’ll be joined by a few of Adelaide’s distinguished music sellers and you know there’ll be incredible bargains and surprises.

There are cafes nearby for refreshments and easy parking in surrounding streets.

Another Semaphore Record Fair coming up in October and Walkerville Record Fair in November:

SEMAPHORE RECORD FAIR # 23 - October 2024

The next Semaphore Record Fair will take place on Monday the 7th of October (the Labour Day long weekend public holiday), at St Bede’s Hall, 200 Military Road in Semaphore from 9am to 4pm. The hall is located 20 metres south of the Semaphore Road / Military Road intersection. Entry is FREE.

This is a street level event, which enables easy access for wheelchairs, prams and other mobility aids.
Church volunteers will operate a small cafeteria providing food & refreshments.

45 traders will have 70 tables of stock for sale, including vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books & magazines, music memorabilia and more.

Please note that most traders only accept cash payment, however there is an ATM nearby outside the IGA supermarket on the corner of Semaphore Road & Military Road.

As a reminder, note that daylight saving starts on the night of Saturday the 5th of October, so clocks need to be wound  FORWARD  one hour.

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WALKERVILLE RECORD, CD & DVD SALE - November 2024

Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd of November, from 9am to 5pm (free entry)
Walkerville RSL, 98 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville
    (just off the corner of Walkerville Terrace & Warwick Street, in between bus stops 9 and 10)
Public transport - catch a bus on routes 208 (from King William Street) or 281 (from North Terrace) in the city.

Revolve Records (from Sydney) and The Vinyl Junkie (from Byron Bay) will be back in town, with their overflowing crates of rare treats and timeless classics, guaranteed to satisfy even the most discerning audiophiles. They’ll be joined by a few of Adelaide’s distinguished music sellers and you know there’ll be incredible bargains and surprises.

There are cafes nearby for refreshments and easy parking in surrounding streets.

It was absolutely packed at the Semaphore Fair today I'm not sure I'll go to another October one again with the Semaphore Music Fest on too.

Not much of a haul of CD's this time:

Hoodoo Gurus - Electric Chair/Armchair Gurus $5
Oasis - Dig Out Your Soul $5
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Greatest Hits and Videos CD/DVD $5
The Dresden Dolls - Yes, Virginia (Signed!) $3
Oasis - Definitely Maybe DVD $2

Next Walkerville Record Fair coming up in March.

WALKERVILLE RECORD, CD & DVD SALE - March 2025

Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th of March, from 9am to 5pm (free entry)
Walkerville RSL, 98 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville
(just off the corner of Walkerville Terrace & Warwick Street, in between bus stops 9 and 10)
Public transport - catch a bus on routes 208 (from King William Street) or 281 (from North Terrace) in the city.

Revolve Records (from Sydney) and The Vinyl Junkie (from Byron Bay) will be back in town, with their overflowing crates of rare treats and timeless classics, guaranteed to satisfy even the most discerning audiophiles. They’ll be joined by a few of Adelaide’s distinguished music sellers and you know there’ll be incredible bargains and surprises.

There are cafes nearby for refreshments and easy parking in surrounding streets.

Music Sale this Saturday (15th February) at Duke Ave Para Hills. 8a.m till approx. 2pm.

Six sellers will be selling all sort of musical (and some general entertainment ) items. LP's, CD's, DVD's, Books, Memorabilia, Box sets, Tickets, Posters, Band T Shirts even a bass guitar and amp.

Come say hullo. You may even find something to buy. Bargains galore.

Sausage sizzle 12ish

Kahuna wrote:Music Sale this Saturday (15th February) at Duke Ave Para Hills. 8a.m till approx. 2pm.

Six sellers will be selling all sort of musical (and some general entertainment ) items. LP's, CD's, DVD's, Books, Memorabilia, Box sets, Tickets, Posters, Band T Shirts even a bass guitar and amp.

Come say hullo. You may even find something to buy. Bargains galore.

Sausage sizzle 12ish

I can't make Saturday, is there any way to get in contact with these sellers outside of this sale? Thanks Kahuna. Specifically after LP's.

I'll ask them gagj and let you know.

gadj1976 wrote:I can't make Saturday, is there any way to get in contact with these sellers outside of this sale? Thanks Kahuna. Specifically after LP's.

Sorry gadj, looks like it was a one shot show.

Semaphore Record Fair is on again on the Easter long weekend.

The next Semaphore Record Fair will take place on Monday the 21st of April (Easter Monday), at St Bede’s Hall, 200 Military Road in Semaphore from 9am to 4pm. The hall is located 20 metres south of the Semaphore Road / Military Road intersection in Semaphore and entry is FREE.

This is a street level event, which enables easy access for wheelchairs, prams and other mobility aids.
Church volunteers will operate a small cafeteria providing food & refreshments.

40 traders will have 70 tables of stock for sale, including vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books & magazines, music memorabilia and more. Mostly local sellers, with a few from interstate.

Please note that most traders only accept cash payment, however there is an ATM nearby located outside the IGA supermarket on the corner of Semaphore Road & Military Road.

I went to 12 inch records on Sunday where they had a 40% off sale.

I purchased a record (to be honest) I hadn't considered to be one 'must have' previously.

It's a quadrophonic release of Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon. Released in 1973 and sounds awesome.

I opened up the gatefold today and noticed that the gatefold is printed upside down. I can't find anything on Discogs or on the net. For reference, it looks like this;

https://www.popsike.com/PINK-FLOYD-Dark ... 70809.html

But my version is this one;

https://www.discogs.com/release/1340897 ... f-The-Moon

So my question is, is the Quad version by default printed upside down?

Cheers

Gadj

Another Walkerville Record Fair coming up this month:

WALKERVILLE RECORD, CD & DVD SALE - June 2025

Saturday & Sunday the 21st & 22nd of June, from 9am to 5pm (free entry)
Walkerville RSL, 98 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville
(just off the corner of Walkerville Terrace & Warwick Street, in between bus stops 9 and 10)
Public transport - catch a bus on routes 208 (from King William Street) or 281 (from North Terrace) in the city.

Drop the needle on a killer vinyl weekend !
Diggers, flippers, and groove-chasers - this one’s for you !
Revolve Records (from Sydney) and The Vinyl Junkie (from Byron Bay) will be back in town to turn up the volume on a weekend packed with wax gold, rare gems and turntable treasures.
Underground Records (shop on Prospect Road) Clearance Sale – snag mint-condition, unplayed records for up to 40% off ! That’s music to your ears (and your wallet).
Vinyl heavyweights Andrew & Malcolm (from the Aldgate music sale) and the legendary Graham Lusty are dropping fresh releases at prices that’ll have you flipping faster than a double LP.
From deep cuts to chart-toppers, this weekend is all about digging, spinning, and scoring the soundtrack to your life. Mark your calendar, grab your record bags and get ready to make your collection sing !

There are cafes nearby for refreshments, with easy parking in surrounding streets and all payment methods are accepted (cash, card and more).