Any vinyl collectors? - General

Anyone here collect vinyl? I myself have a few. So far: Disfear/Doomriders 7" split (Cream/black) Frank Sinatra - Point Of No Return Infest - No Man's Slave Opeth - Deliverance Suicide Silence - The Cleansing (Clear) Sunn O))) & Boris - Altar (White) Sunn O))) - Dømkirke (Red) Note: If the color isn't listed, it's on black vinyl.

I have a pile of about 40, I'm trying to sell them but I have no idea who would want them... Some of them have a value of around £40 (According to some places)

[QUOTE=Painseeker;16121302]I have a pile of about 40, I'm trying to sell them but I have no idea who would want them... Some of them have a value of around £40 (According to some places)[/QUOTE]What kinds of stuff?

Hmm let's see I got plenty of LP's, my most precious are Wish you were here - from Germany Meddle - UK, black label (never seen a black labeled Meddle apart from my copy...)

[QUOTE=Piss Angel;16121322]What kinds of stuff?[/QUOTE] I'll just get the list... Okay: The Motown Story - The first twenty five years Rock n Roll Greats - Volume 1 Luther Vandross - Never too much The Shadows - Live Terence Trent D'arby Paul Simon - Greatest Hits Paul McCartney - Flowers in the dirt Whitney Luther Vandross The best of Chris Rea - New light through old windows The Simon and Garfunkel collection Simon and Garfunkel - Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme Simon and Garfunkel - Sounds of Silence Levi's Rock Simon and Garfunkel - Bookends Level 42 - Running in the Family Motown hits of gold Wet Wet Wet - The Memphis Sessions Bryan Adams - Reckless Bryan Adams - Cuts Like A Knife Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms The very best of Eddie Cochran - 15th Anniversary edition Jonathan Butler Paul Simon - Graceland The very best of Steely Dan - Reelin in the years Adam and the Ants - Prince Charming Wet Wet Wet - Popped in Souled out Bangles - Manic Monday BBC Records - Not the 9 O' clock news Ian Dury - New boots and panties Leonard Rosenman conducts music from the films of James Dean Tracy Chapman Buddy Holly - Rave On Alexander O' Neal - Hearsay John Cougar Mellencamp - Scarecrow The Bluebells - Sisters Eagles - One of these nights Barry White - Greatest hits Huey Lewis and the news - Stuck with you T'PAU - Only the lonely TRON - Original motion picture soundtrack Motown Disco Huey Lewis and the news Elvis - You'll never walk alone If any seem unusual then that's because it's all the record says.

[QUOTE=Painseeker;16121374]I'll just get the list... Okay: The Motown Story - The first twenty five years Rock n Roll Greats - Volume 1 Luther Vandross - Never too much The Shadows - Live Terence Trent D'arby Paul Simon - Greatest Hits Paul McCartney - Flowers in the dirt Whitney Luther Vandross The best of Chris Rea - New light through old windows The Simon and Garfunkel collection Simon and Garfunkel - Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme Simon and Garfunkel - Sounds of Silence Levi's Rock Simon and Garfunkel - Bookends Level 42 - Running in the Family Motown hits of gold Wet Wet Wet - The Memphis Sessions Bryan Adams - Reckless Bryan Adams - Cuts Like A Knife Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms The very best of Eddie Cochran - 15th Anniversary edition Jonathan Butler Paul Simon - Graceland The very best of Steely Dan - Reelin in the years Adam and the Ants - Prince Charming Wet Wet Wet - Popped in Souled out Bangles - Manic Monday BBC Records - Not the 9 O' clock news Ian Dury - New boots and panties Leonard Rosenman conducts music from the films of James Dean Tracy Chapman Buddy Holly - Rave On Alexander O' Neal - Hearsay John Cougar Mellencamp - Scarecrow The Bluebells - Sisters Eagles - One of these nights Barry White - Greatest hits Huey Lewis and the news - Stuck with you T'PAU - Only the lonely TRON - Original motion picture soundtrack Motown Disco Huey Lewis and the news Elvis - You'll never walk alone If any seem unusual then that's because it's all the record says.[/QUOTE]I would totally buy those Simon & Garfunkel vinyls off you if I wasn't broke.

[QUOTE=Piss Angel;16121412]I would totally buy those Simon & Garfunkel vinyls off you if I wasn't broke.[/QUOTE] Well if you name a good price then I could consider it when you come into some cash. I need to sell them pretty badly, saving money for a computer. Also, I would only ship to the UK.

[QUOTE=Painseeker;16121434]Well if you name a good price then I could consider it when you come into some cash. I need to sell them pretty badly, saving money for a computer. Also, I would only ship to the UK.[/QUOTE]Well, that isn't gonna work then :v:

[QUOTE=Piss Angel;16121610]Well, that isn't gonna work then :v:[/QUOTE] Oh well :buddy: If anyone in the UK wants to place an offer, go ahead. I'll leave now :v:

I'm not really a collector - though a while ago I plugged up my dad's old turntable and got a load from the garage. I bought a few vinyls from ebay. I got: Single - Glory Days by Bruce Springsteen Single - You Got It by Roy Orbison Single - I Drove All Night by Roy Orbison Album - Roy Orbison (It's a compilation of his earlier stuff) by, well, Roy Orbison. The first three are from the 80s/90s, but the album I got I think is from the 60s. Not sure how much it would be worth to a real collector, but I paid £15 for it.

I need to get a turn-table.

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My house has boxes of old vinyls from my parents and grandparents, some are ancient. Coolest one is Dark Side Of The Moon.

I have Megadeth's Killing is my buisness and buisness is good. and all of the sisters of mercy collection.

[QUOTE=LedZeppelin;16126382]My house has boxes of old vinyls from my parents and grandparents, some are ancient. Coolest one is Dark Side Of The Moon.[/QUOTE]I love your avatar, Sunn O))) is fucking amazing.

Tried to find the list I made in some other topic... Notable ones are GG Allin - Always Was Is And Shall Be MDC - Millions Of Dead Cops Poison 13 - Ain't Superstitious Fucked Up - Dangerous Fumes Peligro Social/Drop Dead split Violent Arrest - Criminal Record Detestation - Inhuman Condition And just because I'm sure you'll eat it up, some Hatred Surge album, which I bought accidentally since they share the same name as a (good) local band.

My stepdad had a fair few vinyls. All of them metal bands, I remember seeing quite a few Slayer ones. I think he sold them. There were at least 20, I know that.

[IMG]http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h136/livedim/Records/Collection.jpg[/IMG] That's about half of my collection, I only started last year.

[QUOTE=Cerpin Taxt;16127479][IMG]http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h136/livedim/Records/Collection.jpg[/IMG] That's about half of my collection, I only started last year.[/QUOTE]Ghost Reveries? DO FUCKING WANT D:

Yes, and no. I presently have around 200 LPs, but a lot of these are from job lots. I used to have maybe 6000 before I became a student, many of which were very awesome (e.g, the orginal Tristessa single picturedisk by the Smashing Pumpkins), however these were all lost when my parents divorced and I never did find out what happened to them.

I was just clearing out my Nana's house and found a bunch of LP's and whatnot. I've been price checking all day. Not many with a big value, but the most notable ones are Thriller Mar Y Sol Songs in the Key of Life Live Rust and some Julian Bream collection thing I have another LP which I just can't find anything on the internet about. It's called "Calypso Carnival" by The Sand Pebbles of Barbados. Doubt it's worth anything but it's driving me nuts.

Why would you hang albums on your wall?

I only one like two or three vinyls, the rest belong to my parents...

I have orginal pressings of Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd, Paranoid - Black Sabbath and even still in wrapping, Metal Health - Quiet Riot

I just bought a LP today! The band is called Japandroids. [img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Jv3nnRY6B8s/Sdosm2uB8WI/AAAAAAAABQU/Bx0AVvWQk64/s400/69.jpg[/img]

Hehe. The last LP I bought was the Asteroids Galaxy Tour single. Fucking <33

[QUOTE=Ian D;16130578]Why would you hang albums on your wall?[/QUOTE] Why not?

[QUOTE=Cerpin Taxt;16139887]Why not?[/QUOTE] cause that's a dumb place to put them. why not just put them in a box so they're easier to get out and listen to?

Thanks for the tip.

[QUOTE=Ian D;16130578]Why would you hang albums on your wall?[/QUOTE] Because they have cool cover art and if you're smart you would've ripped them to your computer already.