Yesterday, I had a couple of minutes to kill, so I ducked into the Disabled American Veterans thrift store to browse the albums therein. A warm-up, perhaps, for the Friends of the Springfield-Greene County Library book sale later this month which will also feature a large number of albums for a buck each. At the DAV, they were less than a dollar each, which is lower than the norm.
At any rate, what I got would make Gimlet jealous, perhaps.
I got:
- Hoch Die Tassen! by Xaver Hirschleitner, Original Münchner Blasmusikanten (I think).
- Ich Bin In München Verliebt by Die Kaiserlich Böhmischen Und Die Bayerischen Königsjodler.
- Christmas with Julie Andrews because it has a perfect cover, and the one I have is defaced with some childish inking.
Man, that is some German music (complete with konigsjodelling). It reminds me of the church festivals in Milwaukee, and it makes me homesick for my homeland. Which is not Germany, but it hearkens back to that country.
