(Sabrina Hall) NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- An Inglewood man is trying to sell his record collection and what a collection it is. Larry Woodlee has a quarter of a million albums inside his home! "That's rock 'n roll from the 80s," said Woodlee, showing FOX 17 around. If you've ever started something but can't remember why, you may have found yourself where Woodlee is now, "I just want to stop doing it." From his living room, to office, attic and basement -- it's all records. "Everywhere except my bathroom. It doesn't have any records in there because it's too moist," said Woodlee. "If it was good and dry in there I'd probably put some in there." Despite his love of cover art and old 78s and 45s, he's willing to let go of all of it, "I'd like to sell it all and get my space back and roller skate or something." Larry's posted an ad on craigslist, offering to sell all 250,000 his records, "I don't want to piecemeal them out and do all this work. I've already done all the work to put it together." He's selling everything except his cat. He's done, "I just want to enjoy life." Plus, he's ready to start something else. "What will Larry be doing if he sells all of this?" asked Reporter Sabrina Hall. "Figuring out what I can grow for rabbits," smiled Woodlee. Woodlee says he will sell all of his records for 50,000 and if you don't want to move them, he'll sell you his house as well. You can email him at
[email protected].
