Vinyl outselling CDs ..

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Originally Posted by griff

https://boards.footymad.net/showthre...ighlight=Vinyl

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Great read

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Originally Posted by Chauncey

I was reading on NME site that Pink Floyd are reissuing a 50th anniversary set of Dark Side of the Moon (probably about £120 going by the image) ,also released will be a 1974 concert of the album on cd

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Flipping heck how much!! I've got PF Dark Side Of The Moon original here as well as every other album (LP) they've done, as well as every Beatles, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, John Lennon & I think there's a Ringo Starr one too , all originals that my husband bought along with many many others. I've no idea what to do with them at the moment but considering taking them to auction, maybe Ebay

I always knew that you was a woman with impeccable taste paula and now I know,it was best just to stick to the one Ringo Starr album and that's probably all you need

The Beatles,or at least Apple/EMI have been reissuing their albums over the past few years,they always make the charts again even today but that's probably the bog standard repacked versions but the one that everyone wants is the deluxe versions,if you look on Amazon you can see Abbey Road,Revolver and Let It Be going from around the £120 - £150 mark,I want them but I've bought the albums so many times in the past I can't bear to do it yet again,I also posted elsewhere about a Paul McCartney 80 single box set that came out this month,that was going for £620 and limited to a 3000 copy run which made me hesitate in buying one,a week after the release I convinced myself that I couldn't live without it only to find out that it was sold out and I'm still gutted now

I found this site a few months ago:

https://www.vectis.co.uk/vinyl

There are also ways of grading vinyl that folk try and use:

https://thevinylfactory.com/features...vinyl-records/
https://support.discogs.com/hc/en-us...To-Grade-Items

I say try and use; I’ve bought stuff on Ebay described as excellent that has scratches and skips that spoil the experience. Buyers will moan if you get it wrong. Don’t forget EBay’s charges and allow £4 to £5 for posting an item. You can get good cardboard mailers on Amazon.

I've just priced up the deluxe version of Dark Side of the Moon and it's going for a whopping £250 on Amazon,the single vinyl LP of the 1974 concert is going for a more reasonable £19

£250 for a 50 year album that's been tarted up with rarities and a book is obscene,I thought that there was a recession on? I blame the Tories

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Originally Posted by Chauncey

I always knew that you was a woman with impeccable taste paula and now I know,it was best just to stick to the one Ringo Starr album and that's probably all you need

The Beatles,or at least Apple/EMI have been reissuing their albums over the past few years,they always make the charts again even today but that's probably the bog standard repacked versions but the one that everyone wants is the deluxe versions,if you look on Amazon you can see Abbey Road,Revolver and Let It Be going from around the £120 - £150 mark,I want them but I've bought the albums so many times in the past I can't bear to do it yet again,I also posted elsewhere about a Paul McCartney 80 single box set that came out this month,that was going for £620 and limited to a 3000 copy run which made me hesitate in buying one,a week after the release I convinced myself that I couldn't live without it only to find out that it was sold out and I'm still gutted now

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Just to make things worse, there are a few listed on E Bay for around £1,800 & a lot of people watching them

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Originally Posted by Blackdogblue

Just to make things worse, there are a few listed on E Bay for around £1,800 & a lot of people watching them

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I've just looked and I want to cry

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Originally Posted by Chauncey

I always knew that you was a woman with impeccable taste paula and now I know,it was best just to stick to the one Ringo Starr album and that's probably all you need

The Beatles,or at least Apple/EMI have been reissuing their albums over the past few years,they always make the charts again even today but that's probably the bog standard repacked versions but the one that everyone wants is the deluxe versions,if you look on Amazon you can see Abbey Road,Revolver and Let It Be going from around the £120 - £150 mark,I want them but I've bought the albums so many times in the past I can't bear to do it yet again,I also posted elsewhere about a Paul McCartney 80 single box set that came out this month,that was going for £620 and limited to a 3000 copy run which made me hesitate in buying one,a week after the release I convinced myself that I couldn't live without it only to find out that it was sold out and I'm still gutted now

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As I said the majority of LP's/Albums I mentioned belonged to my husband albeit I was /am a Beatles fan too, just that he was the one that bought them & all originals
I'm a Motown /Soul at heart the very first that I bought with my own money was Motown Chartbusters which I still have I also have all Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Four Tops, Diana Ross & Supremes & too many more to list I reckon between us we bough well over 500

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Originally Posted by griff

I found this site a few months ago:

https://www.vectis.co.uk/vinyl

There are also ways of grading vinyl that folk try and use:

https://thevinylfactory.com/features...vinyl-records/
https://support.discogs.com/hc/en-us...To-Grade-Items

I say try and use; I’ve bought stuff on Ebay described as excellent that has scratches and skips that spoil the experience. Buyers will moan if you get it wrong. Don’t forget EBay’s charges and allow £4 to £5 for posting an item. You can get good cardboard mailers on Amazon.

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Thanks for that Griff I'll have a browse & see what's what . Good tip re cardboard mailers

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Originally Posted by Blackdogblue

Just to make things worse, there are a few listed on E Bay for around £1,800 & a lot of people watching them

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Wow !