Just went down to the record store and found some stuff in the bargain section today:
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band (The Beatles):
Pretty dusty, but a good deal. It's got a skip on a Day in the Life though
Still one of my favorite albums ever though.
Blood on the Tracks (Bob Dylan):
I'm always up for some Dylan, and for only $2 managed to get this almost pristine early pressing, very clean (had a hard dust jacket, so it was pretty well preserved), so it has great sound quality! I love this album though, it was a monument to his continuing resilience as an artist, and marked his second big breakthrough following a few mediocre albums post-crash.
December (George Winston):
This guy is my favorite pianist by far, and on this album he perfectly captured the essence of the winter month, the darkness, the snow, and even the holiday, all in a (mostly) piano-solo style. 50 cents? Totes worth it.