The seemingly twice yearly Sound Of Vinyl sale has it's summer iteration. Some excellent bargains to be had.
My personal shopping list this time was:
1 x Rihanna - Studio Album Vinyl Box (Vinyl Box Set) £100.00 1 x Beastie Boys - Check Your Head (Double Vinyl LP) £15.00 1 x Black Eyed Peas - Elephunk (Double Vinyl LP) £10.00 1 x Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole (Double Vinyl LP) £15.00 1 x Gary Moore - Run For Cover (Vinyl LP) £10.00 1 x Gary Moore - Wild Frontier (Vinyl LP) £10.00 plus £6.95 delivery (when all items in stock)
I checked them all against Amazon UK price history and most are a real bargain, e.g. the Rihanna box set is still £250+ there.
Lots of titles, something for everyone (who plays records).
18 comments
mistermoleymole
25 Aug 17#1
£100 quid for some Rihanna vinyls! wtf :smile:
matt020295
25 Aug 17#2
Thank you for this! Just ordered "Cheshire Cat" by blink-182 for £13.95 including P&P! I paid £24 for "Take Off Your Pants And Jacket" just a little over a week ago! It's £10 on there!
mpfree to matt020295
25 Aug 17#10
I had the "Take Off Your Pants And Jacket" album for years before I got the joke.........
the.gooner
25 Aug 17#3
Bargain for DJ Shadows Endtroducing box set. Never seen it cheaper than £85 and just paid £40 for it, bargain!. The Maccabees Given to the Wild is also a top album and well worth £15. Cheers op!
PeterGalbavy to the.gooner
25 Aug 17#5
See, I know the name but I didn't know if I would like it. So I left it out this time. £167 even on payday is enough to spend :smile:
willisjack to the.gooner
25 Aug 17#6
Damn thats such a good deal, sold out now though :disappointed:
OneShotMcgraw
25 Aug 17#4
Great deal. Unfortunately shipping outside the UK is very expensive with this shop. €50 for a single boxset (€85 for 2 boxsets).
jaypr
25 Aug 17#7
Cheers, lots of decently priced records here(I refuse to use the word vinyl)
j2theg
25 Aug 17#8
Sooooooo much garbage on that site.
This is what vinyl buying has become in 2017. Pressing plants double their prices because they have a backlog of MOR bollox to knock out for nouveau hipsters aka the new yuppies.
I've got a 25-year old collection that's way cooler than 90% of what's on that site. Because I actually like music. But I can hardly afford new vinyl these days. Because of you cu4ts. The internet needs the plug pulling - here is proof that society has got worse.
stav to j2theg
25 Aug 17#9
I think your post is proof that society has got worse!
justonemorepie
25 Aug 17#11
j2theg: Sooooooo much garbage on that site.
This is what vinyl buying has become in 2017. Pressing plants double their prices because they have a backlog of MOR bollox to knock out for nouveau hipsters aka the new yuppies.
I've got a 25-year old collection that's way cooler than 90% of what's on that site. Because I actually like music. But I can hardly afford new vinyl these days. Because of you cu4ts. The internet needs the plug pulling - here is proof that society has got worse.
I sympathise. I can kick my arse that I didn't buy more before vinyl - not vinyls - before they became the hipster must have. Still, prices will drop again once the novelty wears off and people realise that all those Crossley turntables were a waste of money. :smile:
nebno6
26 Aug 17#12
Great deal, just make sure your record player is region free before purchasing!
Agharta to nebno6
26 Aug 17#13
Seemingly a significant number of people buying vinyl don't even own a turntable and for those that do a lot of stuff never gets played.
I used to own over a thousand albums and sold them for a decent price at the time as there was a lot of 70s fusion and jazz. I wonder how much those would sell for these days!
busterdan to Agharta
26 Aug 17#14
Quite alot I'd imagine... I'm at the other end of the scale... Although mid 40's as soon as I could I bought a CD player and built my CD collection. Then by the late 90's I was coverting them all to MP3... I never sold my CD's or the few vinyls I did have though. But now I have some half decent equipment and speakers I much enjoy playing a vinyl. Over the last 18mths I've bought around 300 vinyls, some new but most are original, quality varies but for an excellent condition vinyl/sleeve, jazz funk from the late 70's or 80's I'd pay around £10-15. In some cases I'm buying original vinyls where I already have the original CD (are you aware of the Mastercuts compilation series from the 90's)... I still want the CD for digital quality, but the sleeves, holding the vinyl and hearing it's warmth is far more enjoyable.
Agharta to busterdan
26 Aug 17#15
Quite a lot of them were worth £10 20 years ago when I sold them so curious what they'd go for now.
busterdan to Agharta
28 Aug 17#16
Have a look on Discogs.com as that will give you an idea of what they would now buy/sell for. You can add your whole collection there as well (which is a bit of an eye opener) :smile:
Agharta to busterdan
28 Aug 17#17
Thanks. It's history really so only mildly curious. There must be a few of them that are worth a bit I amgine.
deaddrama
28 Aug 17#18
I have about 27 records after starting collecting the past year, very tempted by the Bon Jovi set at £200. I've messaged Amazon about a price match just in case I can get it from them :smile:
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Opening post
My personal shopping list this time was:
1 x Rihanna - Studio Album Vinyl Box (Vinyl Box Set) £100.00
1 x Beastie Boys - Check Your Head (Double Vinyl LP) £15.00
1 x Black Eyed Peas - Elephunk (Double Vinyl LP) £10.00
1 x Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole (Double Vinyl LP) £15.00
1 x Gary Moore - Run For Cover (Vinyl LP) £10.00
1 x Gary Moore - Wild Frontier (Vinyl LP) £10.00
plus £6.95 delivery (when all items in stock)
I checked them all against Amazon UK price history and most are a real bargain, e.g. the Rihanna box set is still £250+ there.
Lots of titles, something for everyone (who plays records).
18 comments
This is what vinyl buying has become in 2017. Pressing plants double their prices because they have a backlog of MOR bollox to knock out for nouveau hipsters aka the new yuppies.
I've got a 25-year old collection that's way cooler than 90% of what's on that site. Because I actually like music. But I can hardly afford new vinyl these days. Because of you cu4ts. The internet needs the plug pulling - here is proof that society has got worse.
Sooooooo much garbage on that site.
This is what vinyl buying has become in 2017. Pressing plants double their prices because they have a backlog of MOR bollox to knock out for nouveau hipsters aka the new yuppies.
I've got a 25-year old collection that's way cooler than 90% of what's on that site. Because I actually like music. But I can hardly afford new vinyl these days. Because of you cu4ts. The internet needs the plug pulling - here is proof that society has got worse.
I sympathise. I can kick my arse that I didn't buy more before vinyl - not vinyls - before they became the hipster must have. Still, prices will drop again once the novelty wears off and people realise that all those Crossley turntables were a waste of money. :smile:
I used to own over a thousand albums and sold them for a decent price at the time as there was a lot of 70s fusion and jazz.
I wonder how much those would sell for these days!