Old Music Friday #1: Dark evenings, warm records

The clocks go back soon – which means one extra hour to flip the record one more time. Here's what landed in the crates over the last two weeks.

395 new records

Pop and rock from Eagles, Tina Turner and Frida. Disco from Boney M. and Donna Summer. A big stack of classical with Karajan, Dvořák and Carmina Burana. Country from Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson – plus Irish folk from The Dubliners and a handful of Danish rock classics.

As always, every record is pre-loved, checked and graded on the Goldmine scale, and the photos show the exact copy you get.

A few picks from the crates

C.V. JørgensenStorbyens Små OaserDanish rock from 1980 – the poet of Østerbro at his sharpest.DKK 195

Boney M.Nightflight To VenusRivers Of Babylon and Rasputin on one record.DKK 85

Carl Orff, Riccardo MutiCarmina BuranaO Fortuna at full size – for the really dark evenings.DKK 85

EaglesHotel CaliforniaA classic that simply belongs on the shelf.DKK 70

Hanne BoelBlack WolfDanish soul-pop from one of the country's great voices.DKK 65

Tina TurnerBreak Every Rule80s Tina with Typical Male and plenty of energy.DKK 75

SebastianMiraklernes TidSebastian from the poetic end of his catalogue.DKK 90

Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson and co.The Winning HandFour country legends on one double album.DKK 57

FridaSomething's Going OnABBA's Frida going solo, produced by Phil Collins.DKK 75

Yma SumacVoice Of The Xtabay (Part 1)1950s exotica from a voice spanning four octaves.DKK 89

Giorgio MoroderAmerican GigoloThe soundtrack with Blondie's Call Me.DKK 49

Mike OldfieldCrisesMoonlight Shadow and a 20-minute title track.DKK 69

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Happy Friday – and happy listening.
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