You know, Lars, we were talking before the show, and if there's a theme for this episode,

maybe it should be purging because that's what you've been doing all year long, right?

Yes. I've been getting rid of, I have too many records, which is actually a problem.

Do you, though? Yes. Can you ever have, yes. Your basement, you're one of those people who have, like,

stacks from floor to ceiling of records in your

basement i've got record shelves but i've also got you know there are just boxes of things that

don't have at a place to put them and so i'm just trying to sell off or give away a bunch of records

and it's actually been really nice because you get to talk to people.

And so we have a really nice conversation about music.

And I will, you know, not hard sell them, but soft sell them on something that I, maybe they

will.

You don't have blonde on blonde?

No, it's like, you don't have this weird, obscure drone record from 20 years ago.

What is wrong with you? How could you not have this band? No one's heard of.

Right. So how many records have you gotten rid of and what has been your best sort of deal that you've done?

Somewhere, I haven't like really counted, but somewhere between five and 700 records that I've sold this year.

Wow. And a lot of them I sold for cheap. But the records that I've sold this year.

And a lot of them I sold for cheap.

But the thing that I would be doing is that I would sell you a mystery box.

Isn't everything that comes from you as far as music goes, a mystery?

I think so. It is to me.

But basically, I would tell you one record you would get.

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