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Got this near-mint (vinyl, not sleeve) original pressing for $3. So good!

Can't say enough about @vinylclosetrecords in Norristown, PA. Just discovered them and they happen to be having a special sale for their 15th anniversary. For all records $5 and under you get 50% off if you pay cash-I think it may be 30% if with a cc. Tested these in the store with their turntable and all are in good shape. Anyway, so psyched for these additions to my collection. (Sale through this Sunday.)

Stupendous!!

Bought the reissue on clear vinyl. Sounds fantastic.

Not as appreciated as their previous album (Low Spark of High Heeled Boys) but a "bad" Traffic album is better than most band's best. (Sometimes I Feel So) Uninspired is one of my favorite of theirs and a strong album closer.

Great album to start the day with. They had a great sound and their keyboard playing was outstanding. And of course their hit Something in the Air is an all-time classic.

If you know, you know...

Technically this is a 1976 reissue of the 1973 album. Got this for $8 and it is near mint- except for the name of the former owner in marker in the cover!

This album, ...famous last words by Supertramp, seems to be universally trashed. Just based on its own merits it is a good album but, of course, if you compare it to their earlier output then it would be disappointing. However, the great harmonies are there and the musicianship is still top notch in my book. Listen, it was a $4, near mint purchase from a used bookstore so I believe I more than got my money's worth!! Still, I think it deserves more love.

Fantastic album. Amazing voice and she had a great band. Original pressing.

Picked this up for $2 at used bookstore. Know this album wasn't critically acclaimed like her debut which had Midnight at the Oasis but it is a decent listen. Good recording mix with her voice up front and acoustic instruments all sounding crisp.

I dont recall how I came across this record but I am really enjoying it. Funky and smooth.

Great album. Funny-ish Story: years and years before I heard the opening track (All the way from Memphis) I heard it referenced on the Benny Hill show. he basically ended a skit by exclaiming " all the way from memphis!!" Never knew what that was a reference to and why he said it so emphatically. Anyway, love this album.