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I go to a local used record store (in Detroit area) and usually find 
prog rock stuff - sometimes Gentle Giant or Camel records, which are 
always worth the few bucks on the sticker, even if they are not awesome 
records.  Anything by Rick Wakeman on vinyl (not the latest stuff on CD 
with no synths to speak of) would probly be good.  There is at least one 
Patrick Gleeson album that is only on vinyl - can't think of the title 
now.  I have a Patrick Gleeson record of Star Wars music (the original 
film from 1977) which i suspect is not on CD either - it is very good, 
whether you like the music of composer John Williams or not - a little 
lexicon of synth sounds, like Tomita records.  And of course Tomita 
records are great too.  Anything on vinyl by Jean Michel Jarre, if you 
don't already have it, is worthwhile.  My favorite Klaus Schulze records 
are the old vinyl ones - i disike the latest, sample based stuff that i 
have on CD.  I have a Schulze double album titled "X" i believe, which 
is great.  "Sextant", by Herbie Hancock, although still in print on CD, 
is an awesome album, which has Patrick Gleeson on it.  The first Jan 
Hammer records, also available on CD currently i believe, are good.  I 
have "The First Seven Days" on CD (a Jan Hammer record) which is awesome 
- no one else sounds like him.  These all reflect my tastes, of course, 
YMMV...

FWIW, I would like to see other people's recommendations too - I usually 
carry a list with me of stuff to look for and am always looking for cool 
synth records to add to it.

Larry David


DJ Arago wrote:

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>>I'm not sure how inappropriate this post is, but I thought it's a good
>>group of people to ask.
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>>I'm going to be going to a large used record shop and was wondering if
>>anyone had suggestions on some stuff to look for in terms of classic
>>synth records (regardless of genre).
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