Hey there, vinyl fans, welcome to the vinyl guide. In this week's episode, we are going to talk about a new Beatles record that is up for sale.

No, it's not another white album with low numbers. This is a one-of-a-kind Beatles acetate made while the Fab Four were still shopping around for their first record deal.

Also, I'll spend some time talking to Liz and Lance of permanent records in

Los Angeles, located in the Highland Park suburb. This is an awesome record shop for sure. And guess

what? This episode of the vinyl guide is sponsored by As the Record Turns.com. As the Record Turns

is a killer record shop located in downtown Hollywood and deal only in original releases.

No reissues. These are all first and second pressing goodness.

Have a record or special pressing you're looking for.

Go to as the recordturns.com or call area code 323251-4895.

Tell the guy at as the recordturns.com that the vinyl guide sent you and he will include a free record with every purchase. Hot damn. That is As The Record Turns.com. Now on with the show.

Do you listen to and collect vinyl records? Well, you're in luck. Welcome to the Vinyl Guide, the podcast made for record nerds like yourself. Here's your host, the biggest record nerd of them all, Nate Goyer. Hey, everyone, it's Nate. I am back in beautiful Sydney, Australia this week. It's good to be home. I love traveling, but it's also really, really good to be home.

I'm back from Singapore. Those of you who listened to Last Week show know that I did it from

Singapore, and hopefully you had a chance to see the videos. I uploaded a whole bunch of videos

onto our Facebook page, Facebook.com slash vinyl guide. Really going around some of the audiophile

shops and trying on these, you know,

$5,000 headphones and listening to records on a half million dollar sound system.

I mean, Singapore has just got this incredible wealth and there's a mall there that is just full

of high-end audio shops that specialize and cater to the very wealthy

expat market. So I went in there for a day and I dabbled around all these different

stores and I got treated like a king and I bought nothing. Well, actually, no, I take that back.

I did buy some stuff at one of the record shops because that was all I could really afford.

Yeah, we did visit some record shops there in Singapore. We talked to them on last week's podcast, so hopefully you guys had a chance to listen to that episode. And of course, go on the

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