your fav album from a cut-out bin

I LOOOVE cut out bins. They are the top place to get something so obscure, badly marketed, or misplaced, nobody's even bought it yet to be found used or at a flea market. (Those are the sources for 97% of music I buy.) Meaning, you can find amazing, top shit for a couple bucks if you look hard enough. (Wading thru 50 copies of "Extreme II Pornografitti" for example.) So, I nominate top album I ever got from a cut-out bin: Gang of 4 "Brief History of the 20th Century", my personal favorite ever of all post-punk era music. Man, early-mid 90's were the days for the cut out bin scores, for me- tapes were just getting overtaken by CD, pickin's were amazing- I just getting into music & hi skool- and the suburban mall near me had a large, incongruous, misplaced collection of great arty post-punk albums that no phil collins, suburban AOR shit music fans were buying. Frickin gold mine. I didnt even know Gang of 4 & I just read about them, got the tape & loved listening to it while biking on my paper route. Some other shit I scored: loads of wierd early industrial, like Throbbing gristle- Nitzer Ebb's first, really great, especially since it had their best song ever "Warsaw Ghetto" now unconscionably deleted, which was why it was cut out- Wire, another top favorite of mine, I got Pink Flag AND 154 among others- some good lesser gothic bands like Xymox- me I my brother both envied each other's scores of Joy Division "Closer" and Red Lorry Yellow Lorry's import only rare "Smashed Hits"- I got lots of new 90's industro-rock like KMFDM, Chemlab too. Man those were the days. Those music hunts got me into bike & bus exploration of the city & tons of great memories. Music hunting + good memories = fun posting. So, these days cut-outs aren't so good, but flea markets are better and better with all the great 80's tapes people ditch- people do buy those, but 70's records- nobody does- they're all just waiting for the taking. So lets hear your stories ?