Kid in a Candy Shop

I assume you meant to type Tomaso Albinoni.  Tomasco Albinoni sounds like a hot sauce in an Italian restaurant.

  I don’t think I ever bought a MHS LP, which is curious because my LP collection but almost entirely budget classical music, and we certainly had plenty of them in the cutout shelves of the stores that I worked in and frequented when I was in college.  I certainly loaded up on their CDs when they began to issue them, as they were one of the first budget CD issuers.  I think when Naxos gained strength they eliminated MHS as a competitor.  The MHS CDs that I continue to play with some regularity are the Symphonies of the Estonian composer Eduard Tubin, who was championed by conductor Neeme Jarvi.

The Readers Digest series is another to seek out when bin diving.

Stores can't give it away,  among other genres.

Cheap and plentiful in my area.

I get many 3/$10

Tomasco Albinoni sounds like a hot sauce in an Italian restaurant.

That would be his Spanish cousin, Tabasco Albinoni.

Picked up many gems for next to nothing at middle of nowhere thrift stores that dot the Florida panhandle. Recently got a nice Henry Mancini in Sopchoppy.

I continue to binge on these MHS recordings.  The SQ on many of these is very, very good.  They recorded many well know conductors and orchestras.  I did not realize Naxos made LP"s.  Like MHS, Naxos mad a ton of recordings in the CD world that were affordable--often of lesser know musicians.  I find their box sets can be a huge bargain--just like my MHS find!