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Does anybody make a display for vinyl records like the record stores used to use. All the albums face forward for easy viewing.
April 4th, 2010 at 12:15 amYes, there are a number of frames you can use. I have talked about them before, here are the links. This vinyl record display pivots out to give easy access to the record. This vinyl record frame display doesn’t pivot, but is cheaper than the pivoting one.
Hope that helps you out.
April 7th, 2010 at 10:15 amI WANT TO SHOW YOU A BIG AND RARE VINYL COLLECTION FROM CANARY ISLAND. SPAIN.
May 5th, 2010 at 11:43 amhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf99uoZ2dXI (CLICK IN THIS LINK)
Hello,
I am emailing you to see if you would be interested in reviewing a re-release of a Fraction album. There are only about 300 originals to be released in 1971. Let me know And I will contact you again.
-Nick
May 25th, 2010 at 5:09 pmHey we have a lot of classical vinyl record that have been handed down and we were wondering if you were interested in buying any thing. Inparticular we have ‘Piano at Twilight’ with Francois Chantal at the piano. It is one of our rarest records and yet we have two. It is listed as a $250 record and we are pricing it out according to their condition. That is how we are willing to price everything we have.
June 30th, 2010 at 8:59 pmWAAAAY back in my life I had a vinyl album titled “Ports of Call” that featured music from several points around the world, including, as I recall, Hawaii and Tahiti. It may have been a Columbia release. Does this ring any bells?
July 26th, 2010 at 11:17 amTo Anyone Interested:
I have a lot of LP’s back in the 50′s & 60′s, ie Beatles, Elvis that I would like to sell. If anyone is interested, I can provide a list of the LP/Artists.
Would love to hear from you,
July 29th, 2010 at 10:50 amAnnie
Hey, I was wondering, were most pop 80′s albums recorded digitally or in analog? I am wondering how analog my 80′s vinyl records are. Is there a year, when the majority of pop recording began to be done digitally?
-Zach
September 11th, 2010 at 4:24 pmZach, most stuff in the 80′s was still being done on analog. However, digital was starting to make it’s way into the studio with DAT (digital audio tape) machines.
If you look at some albums (usually more CD’s from later years though) you will sometimes see a box with DDD, ADD or AAD or some variation. AAD means that the recording was done Analog, the mixing was Analog, and the mastering was Digital. They are always in order so if a D is first, then you know that it was recorded digitally.
It’s hard to say when digital recording took over, but probably around the early to mid 90′s. However, many studios and old time engineers would still rather use analog tape to record the initial sessions.
Ben
October 28th, 2010 at 3:01 pmHi there
I have been given 33 classical vinyls passed down from grandparents and was wondering if anyone would be interested in buying them?
please reply
laura williamson
November 2nd, 2010 at 10:19 amHappy New Year…. I just picked up Doris Day’s christmas album on vinyl!!!!!!! keith in Hawaii
January 1st, 2011 at 3:28 amHello.I have a record 4 set Tchaikovsky 1812 overture.They are 78s and by Victor Red Lable Records.Arthur Fiedler,Conductor:Boston “pops” Orchestra.With the name Frank Decker on the cover by itself.#12411A IE (on 1st album)#12411B IE (on 2nd album)ect.
February 2nd, 2011 at 11:33 amI can only find people selling the generic records that are just one album with a super small portion of the full Piece.I can not find anyone who can even apraise it or knows anything about the value.
Can you help or point me to someone who can.I have seen single albums going from $10.00-$100.00.But they are nothing compared to what I have.
Thank you,Bradley
My mistake:RCA Victor Red Seal Records.Thank you ,Bradley
February 2nd, 2011 at 11:40 amDear sir,
I inherited from my aunt suitcases of vinyl records (99%) classical. I would like to sell all of them and started making a list. I asked information from different shops in Paris – it seems that some are worth a price.
Deutsche Grammophon :
1/ Beethoven : Mondschein-Sonate Pathétique – Appassionata
– Wilhelm Kempff, Piano
– 136 227 ST 33 SLPEM Photo Herbert List Munchen
2/ Beethoven : Tripelkonzert
– Géza Anda, Piano – Wolfgang Schnniderhann, violine – Pierre Fournier, Violoncello
Radio-Symphonie Orchester Berlin Dirigent : Ferenc Fricsay
– 136236 ST 33 SLPEM Photo Max Jacoby, Berlin
3/ Beethoven : Fidelio
Leonie Rysanek, Irmgard Seefried, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Ernst Häfliger, Gottlob Frick, Friedrich Lenz, Kieth Engen
– 138390 A DP SLPM ST 33 Dirigent Fricsay
The 2 records are in a special box with the lyrics written in a big booklet.
4/ Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Konzer fûr Violine und Orchester e-moll op.64
– Wolfgang Schniederban, Violine – Radio Symphonie Oechester Berlin Dir. Fricsay
– LPE 17085 33 Hifi
5/ Schubert Forellen-Quintett – The Trout
– Adrian Aeschbacher, Piano Rudolf Loeckert, Violine – Oskar Riedl, Viola
Josef Merz, Violoncello Franz Ortner, Kontrabass
– LPE 17175 33 hifi
6/ Mozart – Sinfonie Nr 40 g-moll KV550
– Wiener Symphoniker Dir. Fritz Lehmann
– LP 16114 Hifi
The records are all made in Germany. They have the tulips around the center hole.
Electrola “his master’s voice”
7/ Mozart – Die Entf¨rung Ausdem Serail
– Dir. Wilhelm Schüchter
M 33 WBLP 517
Red and gold lettering
Made in Germany
Columbia
8/ Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E minor
– Philharmonia Orchestra Dir. Otto Klemperer
– YAX270 SAX 2350
Blue and Silver center lettering
Made in England
9/ Brahms Violin Concerto
– David Oïstrak – Otto Klemperer French National Radio Orchestra
Sax 2411 Blue and Silver
Made in England
DECCA
10/ Viener Philharmoniker Dir. CarlSchuricht
Schubert Symphonie Nr 8 h-moll
Mozart Symphonie Nr 35 D-dur
-Arl 3232 LXT5257
I have many others if you are interested. I live in Paris.
April 8th, 2011 at 10:43 amI have three generations of LP’s handed down from a friend of mine, everything from Bing Crosby Christmas set to Time Life sets by decade. Doobie Brothers, Classical, Hymns, How do I sell them, Who wants them etc. Please connect me with someone who likes to buy these.
May 30th, 2011 at 7:52 pmHi, I have recently inherited a box of about 3 to 4 hundered vinyl singles (est. i really don’t want to count thm all) i’ve had a flick through and theres some by the Beatles, Queen and some other collectable artists. Does anyone know wither i should sell them indavidually or alltogeather? Thank you for any answer Tom S.
July 1st, 2011 at 4:59 pmColumbia : OST from “The Right Approach” The Kirby Stone Four
August 3rd, 2011 at 9:49 amColumbia : OST “Big River Big Man” by Claude King
Columbia : On The Sunny side of the street by Slow Fox Trot
Paul Young – The Secret of Association
Yes – 90125
Christopher Cross – Every Turn of the World
Christopher Cross – Another Page
Modern Talking – Let’s Talk about love
Bill Withers – Watching you watching me
Madonna – like a virgin
Genesis
Eagles Live 86 Dual Vinyls
Chopin – Piano Concerto N.2
Laura Branigan – Hold me
Sibelius – Symphony N.5
Duran Duran – Seven and the Ragged Tiger
Julio Iglesias – Libra
The Dubliner On Stage
Johnny Nash – I can see clearly now (German Edition)
Talking Heads – Little Creatures
Imagination – In the Heart of the Night (with out package)
K-Tel Records – Dynamite 1973
Liberty – L’oeil Du Tigre 1983
Stevie Wonder – In Square Circle
America – Perspective
Status Quo – Back to Back
Deutsche Grammophon : Die Wut uber den verlorenen Groschen Virtouse Klavierstuke von Beethoven , Chopin, Brahms, Mozart, Schubet u.a
America in Concert
Air Supply – Greatest Hits
and couple of russian vinyls from the 60s and also couple of Egyptian vinyl’s
I have a list of 200 records mostly classical. 1950′s-1980′s if you’d like a copy I’ll send it to you.
August 25th, 2011 at 11:45 pmGreetings. Do you have Velvet Darkness by Alan Holdsworth?
September 11th, 2011 at 2:46 pmNo, I don’t. I would love to as I am really getting into Jazz/Rock Fusion right now.
September 13th, 2011 at 1:16 pmDude i have a mint sealed copy of led zep 1 how much is it worth?
September 16th, 2011 at 12:50 pm13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS LIVE S F 66
Dear The Classic Vinyl record,
i’ am looking for this bootleg.
Have you a torrent for send it?^
Thank you
September 19th, 2011 at 3:21 pmIt really depends on if it is a first pressing/issue or not. There is an original issue sealed copy of Zeppelin’s I on ebay for around $200. Most of what I’ve seen is around the $20 – $30 range though. Albums like these were issued for years, and they aren’t necessarily that old or rare.
Ben
September 20th, 2011 at 9:25 amSorry, I don’t do torrents. If you really want to just listen to this, get a Spotify account. You can get one for free and listen to everything they have. Spotify has 13th Floor Elevators, not this album, but all four of their releases, including a live album.
Ben
September 20th, 2011 at 9:29 amHI there,
I was wondering if you have any Decca recordings of Jack Doyle. The recordings are as follows:
F-3555 June 1933 ( All are release dates)
F-3576 July 1933
F-3898 April 1934
F-3949 May 1934
F-5128 Sepr 1934
F-5129 Nov 1934
F-6804 Oct 1938
F-7199 Sept 1939
F-7351 Feb 1940
There iare two other without catelogue numbers from 1959 and one from 1938.
f you had any of these I would be pleases. If you don’t could you suggest where I may be able to source them?
All the Best,
James McFadden
jamesmcfadden @ live.com
October 26th, 2011 at 12:18 pmWhere I can sell vinyls, I Have a collection? very instersting mostly 80% rock
November 17th, 2011 at 1:06 pmI have a collection of about 150, 45 rpm, vinyl records from the 50′s and 60′s. I recently tried to insure them as a collection and assumed (incorrectly) that they’d all be listed in the current, “Goldmine Price Guide to 45 rpm records”.
It was very quickly obvious that over half the records I was looking up to establish their approximate, current, collectible market value were NOT LISTED.
Without some, reference to go by, there is no, dependable source from which I can establish the records’ replacement values. As an example, I have 5, Spike Jones records from the late 40′s to 1955 that I have no idea what they’re worth because I couldn’t find a catalogue mentioning their market values. Can you help?
December 14th, 2011 at 2:41 pm