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Try some music shops that speciailise in collecting vynal, flog them the ones that are worth something, then probably bin the rest as you're not likely to get more than 10p a vynal at carboots I'm afriad (hell, I have difficulty flogging videos for a £1). I suppose you could try something like £5 the lot (if there's a lot)
[Edited by PiNkEyE69 - 8/18/2003 3:46:54 PM]
[Edited by PiNkEyE69 - 8/18/2003 3:46:54 PM]
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ditto. I have a ton of old albums and some ealy 12" singles to dispose of. I know some are collectable. I would love them to go to a good home if anyone knows where....
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Me too, have a few hundred dance (house/garage) and hip hop/soul 12" and LPs to go. Dont want to bin them but the record shops i have mailed dont want them. Anyone want them for the price of a beer ?
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I collect vinyl. Anyone got lists of their collections, or maybe a few "highlights"? Would deffo come and collect them if they're what i would play.
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Puff - take it you've not seen the film High Fidelity with John Cusack then?
What I would suggest is this:
Get them out, make a list of them all, maybe even be really **** and take a picture of the cover art. then have a scout round ebay and see how much the records you have go for. you never know, you might find they are worth a mint, at which point, quids in!
If you have something somebody really wants they will pay a lot for it.
Hence the HF reference.
What I would suggest is this:
Get them out, make a list of them all, maybe even be really **** and take a picture of the cover art. then have a scout round ebay and see how much the records you have go for. you never know, you might find they are worth a mint, at which point, quids in!
If you have something somebody really wants they will pay a lot for it.
Hence the HF reference.
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Seen it & read the book - cracker
But I'm not he & that interested...
Had a look this evening. Theres a wide range of stuff from Jazz/Blues to Thompson Twins, some 12"s & some stuff I'd rather not talk about...
So here is a selection of what is (although I've tried to include most of what some people might find interesting, left out some of 80s stuff - new romantics, Eurythmics etc
1 Trick Pony - Paul Simon
Greatest Hits Etc - Paul Simon
Give Me The Reason - Luther Van Dross
Doctor Doctor - Thompson Twins (12")
Birdy Soundtrack - Peter Gabriel
So - Peter Gabriel
Riptide - Robert Palmer
52nd Street - Billy Joel
Turnstiles - Billy Joel
Greatest Hits V1 & V2 - Billy Joel
Zenyatta Mondatta - Police
Scyncronicity - Police (sp)
Diamond Life - Sade
Tracy Chapman
Power in the Darkness - TRB
dare - Human League
Rust Never Sleeps - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Avalon Sunset - Van Morrison
Moontide - Van Morrison
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
The Nightfly - Donald Fagen
One From The Heart - Tom Watts & Chrystal Gale
Richard Thompson Live (more or less)
All Of Me - Freddie Kohlman
Friends - Ami Stewart
Stars - Janis Ian
Joni Mitchell
Rapture - Anita Baker
Let It Be - Beatles (album)
3+3 - Isley Brothers
The Dude - Quincy Jones
Little Criminals - Randy Newman
Freedom - Neil Young
Still Loving You - Tom Robinson
Hope & Glory - Tom Robinson
The Original Soundtrack - 10cc
Wavelength - Van Morrison
Decade - Neil Young
Genesis - Wind & Wuthering, Selling England By The Pound & another one I can't remember - early one worded
Fog On The Tyne - Lindisfarne
Middleman - Boz Scraggs
Peter Gabriel - 3x Albums
King Bee's Muddy Waters
Before The Floods - Bob Dylan The Band
Desire - Bob Dylan
Steely Dan
Joni Mitchell
Doobie Brothers x3
Borderline - Ry Cooder
That as I said is the majority. I'll try & answer particular questions if raised.
Seen it & read the book - cracker
But I'm not he & that interested...
Had a look this evening. Theres a wide range of stuff from Jazz/Blues to Thompson Twins, some 12"s & some stuff I'd rather not talk about...
So here is a selection of what is (although I've tried to include most of what some people might find interesting, left out some of 80s stuff - new romantics, Eurythmics etc
1 Trick Pony - Paul Simon
Greatest Hits Etc - Paul Simon
Give Me The Reason - Luther Van Dross
Doctor Doctor - Thompson Twins (12")
Birdy Soundtrack - Peter Gabriel
So - Peter Gabriel
Riptide - Robert Palmer
52nd Street - Billy Joel
Turnstiles - Billy Joel
Greatest Hits V1 & V2 - Billy Joel
Zenyatta Mondatta - Police
Scyncronicity - Police (sp)
Diamond Life - Sade
Tracy Chapman
Power in the Darkness - TRB
dare - Human League
Rust Never Sleeps - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Avalon Sunset - Van Morrison
Moontide - Van Morrison
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis
The Nightfly - Donald Fagen
One From The Heart - Tom Watts & Chrystal Gale
Richard Thompson Live (more or less)
All Of Me - Freddie Kohlman
Friends - Ami Stewart
Stars - Janis Ian
Joni Mitchell
Rapture - Anita Baker
Let It Be - Beatles (album)
3+3 - Isley Brothers
The Dude - Quincy Jones
Little Criminals - Randy Newman
Freedom - Neil Young
Still Loving You - Tom Robinson
Hope & Glory - Tom Robinson
The Original Soundtrack - 10cc
Wavelength - Van Morrison
Decade - Neil Young
Genesis - Wind & Wuthering, Selling England By The Pound & another one I can't remember - early one worded
Fog On The Tyne - Lindisfarne
Middleman - Boz Scraggs
Peter Gabriel - 3x Albums
King Bee's Muddy Waters
Before The Floods - Bob Dylan The Band
Desire - Bob Dylan
Steely Dan
Joni Mitchell
Doobie Brothers x3
Borderline - Ry Cooder
That as I said is the majority. I'll try & answer particular questions if raised.
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jeez, that's a rough selection
I reckon I can beat it when I get around to it though...
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Imagine... worthless...
[Edited by unclebuck - 8/18/2003 11:27:08 PM]
I reckon I can beat it when I get around to it though...
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Imagine... worthless...
[Edited by unclebuck - 8/18/2003 11:27:08 PM]
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Sadly, that collection is only incinerator fodder, a fitting end to what is a monument to horrific Eighties pop which was by common consent the worst since modern music began in the 50's.
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Seb,
u don't happen to have a copy of
The Beat's "I JUST CAN'T STOP IT"
by any chance, my copy got busted some years ago when we moved and have never found a copy yet to replace it with.
Dazza
u don't happen to have a copy of
The Beat's "I JUST CAN'T STOP IT"
by any chance, my copy got busted some years ago when we moved and have never found a copy yet to replace it with.
Dazza
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