Unboxing a $%@# ton of Blue Note records with mixed results

Over the course of several months, I kept buying records from the same seller, probably against my own better judgement. Most of them were Blue Notes, but there were a few Savoy and Riverside titles, by the likes of Hank Mobley, Donald Byrd, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane, Freddie Redd, Jutta Hipp and more. I decided to film the unboxings early on, because I knew I was going to encounter some problems and some disappointment. Check it out, and I've included chapter breaks because this video is LONG.

00:00 - Introduction
02:35 - Donald Byrd's Byrd's Word
06:05 - Lou Donaldson's Swing & Soul
07:27 - Donald Byrd's Royal Flush
08:29 - Donald Byrd's Up
09:20 - Donald Byrd's Blackjack
10:25 - Freddie Hubbard's Blue Spirits
12:06 - George Braith's Two Souls in One
14:49 - Bobby Hutcherson's San Francisco
19:21 - Sonny Rollins' Movin Out
21:20 - Miles Davis' Dig
22:35 - Sonny Rollins Plus Four
23:52 - Horace Silver's The Stylings of Silver
26:15 - Sonny Rollins' Movin Out (update)
27:05 - Roy Haynes' Cracklin
29:02 - Blue Mitchell's Bring It Home To Me
30:12 - Blue Mitchell's The Thing To Do
31:42 - Blue Mitchell's Blue Soul
32:51 - Sonny Rollins Volume 2
34:00 - Red Garland's High Pressure
36:02 - Wynton Kelly's Kelly Blue
37:09 - Dizzy Reece's London Jazz
40:56 - Miles Davis' Steamin'
42:00 - Donald Byrd's The Jazz Message
43:32 - John Patton's The Way I Feel
44:50 - Art Blakey's A Night at Birdland
46:50 - Art Blakey's A Night in Tunisia
48:10 - Robert Pete Williams' Free Again
49:33 - Bobby Hutcherson's Total Eclipse
50:42 - The Ray Draper Quintet
52:02 - Dexter Gordon's One Flight Up
53:02 - Freddie Redd's Music From the Connection
54:08 - Jutta Hipp At The Hickory House Volume 1
55:10 - Conclusion