Vinyl Record Albums Remember Those??
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I have about 500.  I listen to them all the time!  I love old stuff and new, but I think the new stuff really brings out the sound of vinyl, you know?  If you hear it on a CD and then hear the record, it adds a whole new dimension to the music.  I think these albums really illustrate my point:\nNine Inch Nails: Pretty Hate Machine\nMad Season: Above\nJack Johnson: In Between Dreams\nTool: Opiate\nRage Against the Machine: Evil Empire\nUmphrey's McGee: Safety in Numbers
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not online but......there is an awesome store in nashville tn called phonoluxe records. they have lottsa rare stuff and vinyl for days...lol their # is 6152593500. if you know what you are looking for they will ship anywhere
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Trying to remember the name of the album.. Origin, right? If I remember correctly, there were only 1000 made since they were a small, local band at the time. eBay has it on occasion, and is going to be your only chance of finding it. Keep in mind if it has an absurd number of tracks that it's a bootleg. It'll be EASY to find a bootleg, but if you want the real official thing you're gonna have to keep your eye out for awhile, likely. Figure out what the original tracklisting was for Origin and ask sellers before you buy it from them, just assume everyone is selling bootlegs of rare albums like that whether they know they are or not. Sadly, it's the case all too often.
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Like just about any other collectible you can think of, the "real" or practical value of vinyl albums is basically what they might sell for on eBay. \n\neBay has become so ubiquitous that they're really the market makers for just about any type of "resale" product. Think about it - there's a limited pool of people who would be interested in purchasing used vinyl records - mostly hobbyist collectors - and if I'm a hobbyist collector, I'm going to go where I can browse amongst the greatest possible selection - and that's eBay.\n\nIf you have a truly rare item to sell, eBay is your dream come true. If I'm the owner of an Elvis Presley demo disk that's one of a kind, I can use eBay to easily bring that item to auction in front of the world's 300 biggest Elvis collectors, and that would almost guarantee a wild and crazy bidding war, with each of these collectors determined to outbid all the others, and walk away with this rare gem.\n\nOn the other hand, if you're looking at a stack of Barry Manilow, Queen, Johnny Cash, Duran Duran and Culture Club albums, the sad reality is that you can find a dozen or more copies of just about every album these folks ever did on eBay at any given time. End result - supply is plentiful - and there's no reason to pay more than pennies on the dollar to buy.\n\nThe perfect example of the eBay effect is the buying and selling of baseball cards. Once upon a time, a guy in Dallas could never hope to find a card that wasn't available in any of his local card stores. Nowadays, that guy can go online and buy a card that's been gathering dust on the shelf in Walla Walla, Washington.\n\nSure, you'll still find published "guides" that list prices of record albums, just as you can buy the Beckett guide to baseball card prices in just about any magazine store in the U.S. No one pays Beckett prices for baseball cards in the real world - and no one pays anything like the prices that you'll see listed in record guides, either.\n\nThe best way to see what your albums are worth (unfortunately) is to look them up on eBay. As I said, unless your albums are true rarities, I think you'll be disappointed in what you'll find.
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Seems like there would be newer versions around.  (Ask at record stores.  Some stores will special order it.)\n\nHave you tried antique stores and thrift shops?\n\nPost your request on e-Bay, in the "Want It Now" section.  People who have it may respond.  (It costs you nothing to post.)\n\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/wantitnow/
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I would say Ebay.  Before listing the records, I would check to see what they have been selling at in the completed items listings.  You can see what they have been selling for and make an educated decision on pricing, cost to ship, etc.\n\nAmazon.com sells music, but i doubt they have a listing for vinyl.
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Check out this list of stores for some ideas:\nhttp://dmoz.org/Shopping/Entertainment/Recordings/Audio/Music/Vinyl/
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@ a used record store...or try ebay
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have your library highlighted and then go to file and print.  something will come up and at the top of it press the circle next to album.
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Not knowing exactly the type of record player you are looking for I would suggest doing an online search (sears roebuck vintage record player, and any numbers that may be on the record player itself).... I found a site...but not sure if it's what you have or are looking for...Also try looking it up on Ebay or find an Antique website and post a picture, someone may respond...Good luck:)
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vin....yl? What is this vinyl you speak of? I am too young to understand this... this... SORCERY!! But i say album, new album... yeah... like right now, i cant wait for Radioheads newest album... it rox the box of foxy sox and what not at fort nox... well, i hope it does
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When I was about 8 years old (back in 1976) my mom had a portable tape player/recorder. I found it in her dresser drawer with a cassette tape in it. I pushed the play button and there were 2 girls voices having a conversation. It went like this, "..so I come back home and there she was...Hey, Janet? Janet?" (Janet is my mom's name). I was a curious kid so I pushed the stop button then pushed record and said, "what?". Then I rewound the tape a little to play back what I recorded. It went like this, "..and there she was...Hey, Janet? Janet?...what...That doesn't sound like Janet?!" I quickly pressed stop put the tape recorder back in the dresser and never touched it again.\n\nI told my mom about this and she said one of the voices were of my babysitter who died before that cassette was purchased!
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Ebay is always good for those kinds of things. You could also try thrift stores. The best places to go for things like that are used record stores, if you have any in your area.
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It's usually indicated on the packaging or the product blurb. Othen the name of the device will have something like 'lp' in it.
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I use LP recorder which is great seeming as it only costs about $20 to.  This gives me crystal clear recordings from live music I play from vinyl.
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Do you remember how the songs goes ?
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Some where like http://www.prex.com/vintage-vinyl-record.html\n\nSearch for Album Appraisal on Yahoo - several listings came up.