I am a huge vinyl dork.
so far from the sounds I have:

Living in America
Dying to Say This to You
Tony the Beat
Queen of Apology

and
a 7'' Cobra Starship - Snakes on a Plane (Bring it)
which really isnt the sounds but I guess related.

am I missing anything that anyone knows of??

Where did you get Living In America?

I have one you don't, a Live demo of Goodbye Seventies and a live version of Queen of Apology.

I actually got in on ebay recently.
it hasnt even come in the mail yet.

hmmm. the goodbye seventies one is probably impossible to find but I will try ha.
thanks.

yeah, I've only seen it one time, so I bought it

I just found a copy on ebay for $7 and couldnt resist!

yay goodbye seventies.

really!? Do you have a link to it? It cost me 10 bucks

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1300...0060185148%26fvi%3D1

here it is!
mine cost 10.50 with shipping. bah. you win. haha

yup. thats it!

glad you got it!

thanks for the heads up about it.

No problem. I'll let you know if I find any more.

yeah i got the goodbye seventies one too, i won it yayy

Can you digitize those tracks? I want to hear those!

I've been trying, I can probably record them through my microphone for you but they won't be very good quality.

Here's why you do (NOTE: your record player needs a headphone out port for this to work)
1-Get a recording program (any will do).
2-Go into CONTROL PANEL>SOUNDS AND AUDIO DEVICES>AUDIO>SOUND RECORDING>VOLUME
3-Put the volume as low as possible WITHOUT muting it.
4-Plug your cable (line out to line it, like both sides are headphone jacks) into your line in port.
5-Open your recording program and click record.
6-Set your record player to it's highest volume and play.
7-Make necessary adjustments, and save.

I record from tape sometimes If you have any questions, ask.

Yeah, I know how to do it, my problem is I don't have a headpgone jack

IO'll dig around for another record player.