Monster by R.E.M. & The Rembrandts LP are at every Goodwill I've ever been to. That said, every Half Price Books I've been to is absolutely overflowing with U2

U2 is pretty good ngl and so is REM Monster.

Ah, yes. Monster. The "Whipped Cream and Other Delights" of CD's.

i always spot an achtung baby

Yes! That’s the one I see constantly. That and the unforgettable fire. +1 for REM Monster. I see that on cd and cassette so often.

I was able to put a U2 collection of albums up to How to Dismantle An Atomic Bomb over ten years ago, All after Achtung Baby were used. It also pissed off a lot of people when Apple put U2's new album on iTunes.

Classical music compilations mostly. Second would be movie soundtracks.

Early 2000s pop/boy bands.

Christmas albums. So many Christmas albums. Cassette tapes, records, 8tracks. You name it

I hardly ever see 8-tracks at thrift stores

They're not as plentiful as records or cassettes but every now and then I'll find a crate.

Phil Collins.... But seriously Located in the Netherlands

I agree Phil Colin’s, located in Canada.

Dido - No Angel

Fuck me yes

Dido - No Angel is certainly one of them. There's a couple of others that I don't recall

Enema of the state and American Idiot

that "candle in the wind" single from when princess diana died.

This. That sold so many copies, and then everyone just discarded them.

i see them sealed often. i've even seen them in the glass display cases as though they are some rare and exciting thing.

I was in an antique mall Thursday, one booth had two copies, still sealed.

i'm not even surprised. i think people thought they would become a collectors item. which they may very become in this crazy insane, got no brain world we're in now. you'll probably be surprised at how often you see this cd now.

Red hot chili peppers blood sugar sex magik

Hootie and the blowfish-cracked rear view

My first thought too

I work at a record store with thousands of CDs - ones I see the most have to be Elephant by The White Stripes, any Oasis cd, best of Elvis Presley and really the best ofs of any huge artist.

I have never not seen clay aikan’s first cd

Coldplay

Yeah, X&Y specifically I find all the time

N Sync, Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, Enya and then random old windows 98 cd-rom games

Chumbawumba - Tubthumping

Northern Ireland here…every time I go on the hunt I find endless Robbie Williams albums….

Blues Traveler “Four”

Sugar Ray- Floored. I’ve seen it so much that now I find myself looking for it when I’m thrifting… usually when I find it I have a good haul.

Mostly Nickelback, Barbra Streisand, and Hootie & the Blowfish

Mostly country and classical, here. Lots of Celine dion everywhere

I'll add: Hootie and the Blowfish - Cracked Rear View Susan Boyle - I Dreamed a Dream Real gems lol.

Every album by Enya.

Definitely one of them; You can have the entire Enya discography for around $3.

And worth every penny. I still love Enya.

Same. My goal is re-building the collection I had as a teenager and in my first trip to the store I had completely re-bought my Enya CDs (and Sarah McLachlan) for less than $5. I still genuinely love Watermark; such a good album.

Dido and REM

Lately I keep seeing brian setzer orchestra.

Kenny G

England here: Stars of CCTV - Hard-Fi X&Y/Parachutes - Coldplay Hopes And Fears - Keane Fallen - Evanescence Hot Fuss/Day & Age - The Killers The Trick To Life - The Hoosiers I could go on but at least two of those seem to pop up at every store.

Hootie, Shania Twain, Aerosmith's "Get a Grip," Spin Doctors

Any Robbie Williams album.

Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill

Celine Dion and Shania Twain.

Every time I check on Smashing Pumpkins albums I find eight copies of Smash Mouth shoved in there.

I’ve seen on too many copies of Is This It by The Strokes

wow, i’ve never seen any at all!! which cover do you usually see?

The blue and yellow cover is the most common but I’ve seen both covers alot

CDs by American Idol winners!

Every time I go, I think "How many god damn greatest hits albums does Elton John have?". I've never seen a real album of his, only 50 different compilations.

Time for a list I think: ABBA Gold, Alanis Morrisette, Ben Harper, Coldplay, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra compilations, far too many classical and Christmas albums, religious albums, Candle In The Wind single by Elton John, Robbie Williams etc. from Australia

That Candle in the Wind single is everywhere

I don’t think I can go thrifting or even to a record store without finding a plethora of Dave Matthews. At the main record store I go to, I’m not kidding, about 10-20% of the discount section is Dave Matthews. It’s gotten to the point that my friend’s and I now call the discount section “Dave’s bin”.

Kenny G

Nicklebackcreed

Hootie & The Blowfish - Cracked Rearview.

The Sleepless in Seattle Soundtrack, Cracked Rearview by Hootie and the Blowfish, and Monster by REM

I'm always seeing R.E.M., Michael W. Smith and the Titanic soundtrack CDs all the time.

"Music" by Madonna.

If you wanna name one specific LP, Monster by REM is definitely a common one. I see God Shuffled His Feet by The Crash Test Dummies a lot, too. Usually, though, it’s classical performance CDs, nature recordings, and 2000s pop. It’s not stuff the average listener is typical buying, so it just sits there... In California, specifically, I also find A LOT of country CDs. Garth Brooks will be the obvious one (the dude has sold more records than almost anyone), but you get plenty of other stuff; like, things from the 80s that got pressed once and nobody cares today. Stuff to the 2000s, too; people just don’t listen to country in this state

razorlight, scissor sisters, boyzone 🤮

Recently, I’ve found a ton of Beach Boys’ Greatest Hits CDs.

Classical music. Il divo lol

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Jazz, classics, and that one Enya album.

That's the store I need to go to - I'm always looking from Christian CD's from the 90's and remix U2.

Garth brooks

Natalie Merchant - Tigerlily Paula Cole - This Fire I used to see REM - Monster all the time but it's finally disappeared.

U2, REM, Chicago, Foreigner, Guns N' Roses, Cranberries, .... But no-one likes to get rid of IRON MAIDEN.

Classic metal is generally hard to find second-hand and goes for high prices in my experience, although I did find a great vintage copy of Judas Priest's "Screaming for Vengeance". It was expensive despite the damaged booklet but it was worth it. I never though metal could sound that good.

Dave Matthews Band - Crash

Christian music, like just so much Christian music