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Participants boldscout72Terry CampbellCarl Mendoza87amberraven54fadedowlwearyfalcon212William Green57Larry Ortiz24Robin Vaughn8Noah Torres2Joshua Green70briskangler15placidmoose7velvetmarlin472Thomas Kelly64Douglas Taylor4amberrangerPaul Barrett17Jeffrey Jones2Sophia Turner81Kevin Chavez3lonedrifter6wanderingraven20Casey Thomas74 …
boldscout72 boldscout72 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Apr 2007
#1 ·
Greetings, fellow music enthusiasts! Please consider this thread your official marketplace for all upcoming transactions involving CDs, vinyl records, or cassette tapes. My only request is that you clearly specify the exact medium you're offering—and how many dollars you're looking to extract from our pockets in exchange—while ensuring any private agreements with third-party vendors are handled strictly within your direct messages.

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Terry Campbell Terry Campbell Member
18 messages
joined Mar 2011
#2 ·
Got about 200 vinyl records lying around and I’m honestly stumped—no clue what to do with them. Most of the stuff is from the 70s. Anyone got a lead on where I could actually sell these? Does anyone even buy vinyl anymore?
Carl Mendoza87 Carl Mendoza87 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jun 2012
#3 ·
Yeah, but not those kinds 😁
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amberraven54 amberraven54 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Feb 2013
#4 ·
Hey! .. nice.. which bands are we talking about?
fadedowl fadedowl Member
14 messages
joined Dec 2006
#5 ·
Maybe give this area a shot too. Just write it all out; maybe you'll actually sting someone who thinks 🙂
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Unless we're talking about some rare Motown collection 😬
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Carl Mendoza87 Carl Mendoza87 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jun 2012
#6 ·
amberraven54 said:Oh, nice... who are we talking about?

If you mean my record collection... mostly just techno vinyl, mostly hard stuff you wouldn't find in a normal shop😬
wearyfalcon212 wearyfalcon212 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Mar 2010
#7 ·
Kate Hill93 said:I’ve got about 200 vinyl records sitting around and I honestly have no clue what to do with them. Most of them are from the 70s. Does anyone have any leads on where I could sell these? Is there actually still a market for vinyl these days?

It really all comes down to the condition of the wax, you know? Like, how much wear and tear are we talking about—is there a lot of surface noise, any deep scratches, or is the sleeve totally beat up? That’s going to be the biggest factor in whether they move or not, along with the specific genres and artists you've got. You could try listing them on eBay or hitting up some collector forums to see if anyone bites. Personally, if they're in good shape—flat, clean, and looking decent—I'd say grab a digital copy of the good stuff first just to keep the music alive. List out the artists when you post the ad; you might strike gold with a niche collector, or you could just hang onto them and pass them down to your kids one day.🙂
William Green57 William Green57 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Dec 2010
#8 ·
So, look...
there's a few secondhand spots around town...
here's some options...

http://www.cdshop-roxy.com/

http://www.karmavinil.com/onama.php?...62b8409289e34f

plus there's this one right around the corner from Freebird, but I can't remember the name for the life of me...

I guess Freebird is your best bet, then maybe Roxy (even though the guy working there totally bugs me), or Karma...
I personally spent a ton of time buying and selling CDs and vinyl at Karma...

Hopefully that helps everyone out...👍
amberraven54 amberraven54 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2013
#9 ·
Carl Mendoza87 said:if you're asking what I actually buy... I mostly grab techno vinyl, mostly hard techno stuff, which you clearly don't have 😬

Nah, I meant the stuff you're actually selling? XD
Larry Ortiz24 Larry Ortiz24 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Mar 2009
#10 ·
And if you aren't actually looking to sell for her, would you ever consider letting go of the entire collection, and what kind of money are we even talking about here... I mean, what genre of music is it exactly?
Robin Vaughn8 Robin Vaughn8 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2009
#11 ·
So, I've got about twenty old vinyl records sitting around from like 30 years ago, and I'm wondering where the best spot would be to offload them.
I'm talking stuff like Bob Dylan, Queen, Santana, Deep Purple, Ringo Starr, Jimi Hendrix... oh, and plenty of local legends too.
Noah Torres2 Noah Torres2 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2009
#12 ·
I’ve got quite a collection of vintage vinyl sitting at my place, and while they definitely show their age, I can't bring myself to part with them because they still hold so much value to me
Joshua Green70 Joshua Green70 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2009
#13 ·
William Green57 said:Alright, look...
there are a few secondhand shops out there...
here are some options...

http://www.cdshop-roxy.com/

http://www.karmavinil.com/onama.php?...62b8409289e34f

There’s also one right around the corner from Freebird, but I can't remember the name...

Freebird is your best bet, then maybe Roxy (though the guy there really gets on my nerves), or Karma...
I’ve personally bought and sold plenty of CDs and vinyl at Karma...

Hope this helps everyone out...👍

I'd go with what was listed above. That bird shop gives the best deals on collections... and honestly, I haven't had great experiences with Roxy either.
briskangler15 briskangler15 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2010
#14 ·
Hey there! I was wondering if anyone knows of a household cleaner that actually works for vinyl records without doing any damage? I'm honestly a bit lost on what to use—I really don't want to mess them up. If you've got some experience with this, I'd love to hear your suggestions... Bigg Thanks! :-)🙂
placidmoose7 placidmoose7 Member
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joined Jan 2011
#15 ·
Does anyone happen to have an LP or any info regarding this one:

APOKALIPSA - Ljubav za ljubav, bol za bol /Disney, 1991/

That was actually Julio's very first band.
velvetmarlin472 velvetmarlin472 Active Member
72 messages
joined Jan 2011
#16 ·
All CDs are in mint condition, and I'm doing a "bulk discount" if you grab a bunch...

23 SKIDOO: CULLING IS COMING - 100
23 SKIDOO: GOSPEL COMES TO NEW GUINEA – 150
400 BLOWS; YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMMORROW, FOREVER-RETROSPECTIVE – 120
A CERTAIN RATIO: SEXTET – 150 (digipack)
A CERTAIN RATIO: TO EACH – 150 (digipack)
ADVERTS: CROSSING THE RED SEA WITH ADVERTS - 65
AMON DUUL: PHALLUS DEI – 90(digipack)
ANGRY SAMOANS: BACK FROM SAMOA – 80
BIRTHDAY PARTY: JUNKYARD - 60
BLURT: FACTORY RECORDINGS / LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY - 90
BYRNE, DAVID / ENO, BRYAN: MY LIFE IN THE BUSH OF GHOSTS - 40
CAN: MONSTER MOVIE - 90
CRASS: PENIS Apple – 80
CREATURES: A BESTIARY OF... – 55
DEATH IN JUNE: GUILTY HAVE NO PAST – 150
DEATH IN JUNE: PEACEFUL SNOW / LOUNGE CORPS (2XCD digipack) – 170 (brand new!)DEATH IN JUNE: ABANDON TRACKS! – 90 (digipack)
DEATH IN JUNE: NADA! – 180 (digipack)
DEATH IN JUNE: TAKE CARE AND CONTROL - 90
DEATH IN JUNE: THE WORLD THAT SUMMER – 90 (digipack)
DEATH IN JUNE: WALL OF SACRIFICE – 90 (digipack)
DIE KRUPPS: VOLLE KRAFT VORAUS – 90
EMERSON LAKE & PALMER: BRAIN SALAD SURGERY - 75
ENO, BRYAN: HERE COME THE WARM JETS – 75 (digipack)
EYELESS IN GAZA: CAUGHT IN Microsoft – 80
EYELESS IN GAZA: DRUMMING THE BEATING HEART + PALE HANDS... - 85
FALL: GROTESQUE – 45
FLYING LIZARDS: FLYING LIZARDS (USA CD) – 95
GABRIEL, PETER: III - 35
HEAVEN 17: PENTHOUSE AND PAVEMENT – 40
HENDRIX, JIMI: ARE YOU EXPERIENCED – 80
USA: TIN DRUM - 50
JOSEPH K: ONLY FUN IN TOWN + SORRY FOR LAUGHING - 150
KING CRIMSON: IN THE WAKE OF POSEIDON - 90
LAIBACH: NOVA AKROPOLA – 90 (digipack)
Time: MAGIC, MURDER AND THE WEATHER - 50
MIGHTY LEMON DROPS: YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLACK COUNTRY - 90 (digipack)
MINUTEMEN: 3 WAY TIE - 100
PASSAGE: FOR ALL AND NONE + SINGLES - 90
PINK INDUSTRY: LOW TECHNOLOGY – 100 (digipack)
PORTISHEAD: PORTISHEAD - 45
PSYCHIC TV: TRIP RESET – 70
PUBLIC IMAGE LTD P.I.L.: METAL BOX (SECOND EDITION) – 80 (metal case, replica of the original LP)
HEAVEN 17: PENTHOUSE AND PAVEMENT – 30
RICHARD HELL & THE VOIDOIDS: BLANK GENERATION - 50
SIMPLE MINDS: EMPIRES & DANCE - 35
SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES: TINDERBOX - 60
SISTERS OF MERCY: FLOODLAND - 40 (digipack)
SOFT CELL: NON STOP EROTIC CABARET - 35
SONIC Youth: SONIC Youth - 65
SYLVIAN, DAVID: EVERYTHING AND NOTHING - 90
TEST DEPARTMENT: UNACCEPTABLE FACE OF FREEDOM – 70 (digipack)
VIRGIN PRUNES: IF I DIE, I DIE - 110
WAH!: NAH POO, THE ART OF BLUFF - 120
ZAPPA, FRANK: CHUNGAs REVENGE - 60
ZAPPA, FRANK: GRAND WAZZOO - 60
Thomas Kelly64 Thomas Kelly64 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jan 2011
#17 ·
I am selling some vinyl records under the following terms. I require a minimum purchase of three items. The list is organized by artist and album title. Regarding the prefixes: S- indicates the record was manufactured overseas; D- indicates it was manufactured domestically here in the States. The number following the prefix represents the price in dollars. If anyone is interested in acquiring more than three records, I am open to negotiating a discount on the total. For the most part, these records are in pristine condition—about 98% perfect—which is reflected in the pricing.

International Artists:
Eric Clapton - Crossroads; D – Compilation: 6 – $43
Eric Clapton - No Reason to Cry; D – $6.75
Jimi Hendrix - In the Beginning; S – $30
Jimi Hendrix - Crash Landing; D- $20
Jimi Hendrix - The Cry of Love; S-$30
Jimi Hendrix - Midnight Lightning; D-$20
Gary Moore - Still got the blues; D- $15
Led Zeppelin - III; D-$13
Taste - Taste; S- $30
Taste - On the Boards; S- $30
Rory Gallagher - Against the Grain; S- $30
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour; 2; S- $47
Joe Cocker - Mad Dogs & Englishmen; D-$12
Joe Cocker - Unchain My Heart; S-$27
Manfred Mann Earth Band – Live; D-$6.75
Ten Years After – Stonehenge; S-$30
Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.; S-$17
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres; S-$30
The Doors – The Doors; D-$18
The Doors - L.A. Woman; D-$18
The Doors - Strange Days; D-$18
Santana - Abraxas; S-Compilation of two albums-$43
Dire Straits - Communique; D-$18
Dire Straits - Making Movies; D-$18
Dire Straits - Love Over Gold; D-$18
Dire Straits - Dire Straits; D-$18
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms; D-$18
The Shadows – The Shadows; D-$13
Janis Joplin - Janis Joplin Greatest Hits; S-$28
Roy Orbison - Roy Orbison; D-$15
J. J. Cale - Troubadour; S-$30
J. J. Cale - Naturally; S-$30
Van Morrison - The Best of Van Morrison; D-Compilation-$17
John Henry - Blues Collection; S-$25
Muddy Waters - Muddy Waters; S-$25
B. B. King - Live at the Regal; S-$30
Otis Redding - Otis Redding; S-$27
Percy Sledge - Percy Sledge; S-$27
Billie Holiday - Billie Holiday; S-$28
Diana Ross - Greatest Hits; 2; S-$40
Herbie Mann - Herbie Mann; S-$18
Carly Simon - Carly Simon; S-$27
Steely Dan - Aja; S-$17
Jeff Beck / Jeff Beck group - Jeff Beck / Rough and Ready; S-Compilation of two albums-$47
Jeff Beck - Jeff Beck; D-$13
Jeff Beck - Truth / Beck-Ola; S-Compilation of two albums-$47
Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow; S-$30
Jack Bruce - A Question of Time; S-$28
George Benson - George Benson; D-$13
George Benson - Tenderly; D-$13
Peter Green - Peter Green; D-$13
Stanley Clarke - Stanley Clarke; S-$30
Stanley Clarke - Stanley Clarke; S-$40
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Mahavishnu Orchestra; S-$30
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Mahavishnu Orchestra; S-$25
John McLaughlin - John McLaughlin; D-$22
John McLaughlin - John McLaughlin; S-$27
John McLaughlin - John McLaughlin; S-$27
Shakti - Shakti; S-$23
Shakti - Shakti; S-$23
Return to Forever - Return to Forever; D-$15
Return to Forever - Where Have I Known You Before; D-28 miles
Chick Corea Electric Band – Light Years; S-$27
Billy Cobham - Billy Cobham; D-$15
Billy Cobham - Spectrum; S-$3.25
Billy Cobham - Chabazz; S-$17
Stanley Jordan - Stanley Jordan; D-$17
Stanley Jordan - Stanley Jordan; D-$17
Jaco Pastorius - Jaco Pastorius; S-$30
Jean-Luc Ponty - Jean-Luc Ponty; D-$6.75
John Abercrombie – John Abercrombie; S-$8.25
Grover Washington Jr. - Grover Washington Jr.; D-$12
The Eleventh House - Larry Coryell; S-$10
Bruford - Bruford; D-$18
Miles Davis - Miles Davis; S-$10
Miles Davis - Miles Davis; S-$10
Herbie Hancock - Herbie Hancock; S-$23
Weather Report – Weather Report; S-$12
Pat Metheny Group; S-$25
Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco de Lucía - Friday Night in San Francisco - Live; D-$18
Ry Cooder—Jazz; S-$30
Jazz Club Bass—Compilation; D-$13
Duke Ellington—Greatest Hits; S-$25
Jazz Best—Compilation featuring Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Fitzgerald, et al.; S-$25
Sarah Vaughan—No Count; D-$10
Duke Ellington Orchestra/Count Basie Orchestra: First time the Count meets the Duke; D-$13
Duke Ellington—Compilation; S-$25
Charlie Parker—Jazz History; D-$10
Blood, Sweat & Tears; S-$6.75
The Beatles—The White Album; D-$6.75
Jethro Tull—Stand Up; S-$30
Asia—Asia; D-$8.25
Rick Wakeman—Criminal Record; D-$6.75
Rick Wakeman—The Myths and Legends of King Arthur; S-$8.25
Rick Wakeman—No Earthly Connection; S-$10
Rick Wakeman—Journey to the Centre of the Earth; D-$8.25
Rick Wakeman—The Six Wives of Henry VIII; D-$8.25
Sting—Bring on the Night, Vol. 2; S-$43
Level 42—Guaranteed; S-$25
Level 42—A Physical Presence, Vol. 2; D-$20
Steve Vai—Passion and Warfare; S-$30
Steve Vai—Flex-Able; S-$30
Elvis Presley—Elvis Forever: 32 Hits, Vol. 2; S-$30
Frank Sinatra—Las 14 Grandes; S-$27
Kris Kristofferson—Songs of Kristofferson; S-$25
Hot Chocolate—Going Through the Motions; S-$25
Jose Feliciano—I'm Never Gonna Change; S-$25
Gipsy Kings—Compilation; S-$27
Mozart Piano Concertos No. 20 & 21, Friedrich Gulda and Claudio Abbado; S-$23
Stravinsky—The Firebird; S-$17
J.S. Bach—Concerto in A minor, in D minor, Adagio in B minor, Sinfonia in B minor; S-$10
Orchestral Variations—Josef Vobruby; S-$10
Linha Singers; S-$6.75
100 Years of Sound Recording; S-$6.75

American Artists:
Rock Legends—Concert Vol. 2; $33
Josipa Lisac—Diary of a Love; $22
Bijelo Dugme—Kad bi bio Bijelo Dugme; $25
Bijelo Dugme—Eto baš hoću; $25
Bijelo Dugme—Doživjeti stotu; $25
Bijelo Dugme—Pljuni i zapjevaj moja Jugoslavijo; $25
Bijelo Dugme—April 5, 1981; $25
Bijelo Dugme—Singles 1974 to 1975; $25
Leb i Sol—Ručni rad; $28
Leb i Sol—Kao kakao; $28
Grupa 220—Compilation 1967 to 1968; $25
Azra—I; $27
Azra—Sunčana strana ulice, Vol. 2; $37
Azra—Ravno do dna, Vol. 3; $40
Azra—Kad fazani lete; $27
Azra—It Ain't Like in the Movies at All, Vol. 2; $6.75
Azra—Izmedju krajnosti; $28
Oliver Mandic—Sve najbolje; $25
Stop—Hey Jimmy; $17
Stop—Play Rock and Roll; $17
Call 66/Telephone—Looking Back, Vol. 1; $17

Singles:
Zdenka Kovacicik—Dani ljubavi i mržnje/Ljubav ljubavi; $3.25
Bijelo Dugme—Glavni junak jedne knjige/Bila mama kukumka; $5.00
Pro Arte—Tiketiketacke/Niko niko; $3.25
Douglas Taylor4 Douglas Taylor4 Regular
344 messages
joined Sep 2005
#18 ·
1970
the who - meaty beaty big and bouncy
magma - archiw I & II 2CD
david bowie - hunky dory R
david bowie - alladin sane R
david bowie - young americans R
peter hammill - chameleon in the shadow of the night R
sparks - a woofer in tweeter's clothing
gram parsons - grievous angel
big star - radio city R
john cale - slow dazzle
elvis costello - my aim is true R D

1980
the fall - the wonderful and frightening world of
the fall - this nation's saving grace
the fall - bend sinister
wire - the ideal copy
ultravox - vienna R
peter gabriel - peter gabriel III R
police - ghost in the machine R
hüsker dü - living end
ogledala - ogledala ($5.00)

1990
lungfish - pass and stow
pulp - his 'n' hers
prolapse - ghosts of dead aeroplanes D

----------------------------------------------------------
CD = $13

R = remastered; D = digipak.

New arrivals or BRAND NEW!
Douglas Taylor4 Douglas Taylor4 Regular
344 messages
joined Sep 2005
#19 ·
the fall - step forward years 1977-1981 (150)

Step forward, step back. Don't be dim.

essential logic - beat rhythm news (150) rough trade

Pure femdom sax-punk.

lora logic - pedigree charm (90) rough trade

Funky sax-post-punk. Same girl, just going solo.

zz top - rio grande mud (90)

Rapeman? No! Mudhoney? No!! ZZ Top? Yes!!!

echo and the bunnymen - porcupine (70)

If you call yourself an indie-pop-rock fan, it's high time you heard the roots. Forget Interpol, Franz Ferdinand, Bloc Party... forget the internet entirely.

siouxsie and the banshees - singles 1978-81 (70)

An American Indian vibe. Tougher than those American cowboys and that whole cactus crew from the desert zones.

siouxsie and the banshees - tinderbox (70)

That indie Jewish girl in her New York City era.

simple minds - life in a day

Modest Scottish stuff, but still definitely better than... Mogwai, Belle and Sebastian, or Teenage Fanclub.

mekons - where were you (single) (40)

Where were you when things got heavy? Grabbing a beer in a dive bar somewhere?

normal - T.V.O.D / warm leatherette (single) RE (30)

Normal?

membranes - death to trad rock 12'' (50)

RE: To the punkers—you can't kill 1970s rock. It lives forever.

the three johns - sold down the river 12" (50)

Just let it all wash downstream.

the ex - scrabbling at the lock RE (15 USD)

Scrape, scrape. Just like digging through the streets of Chicago.

USA:

pankrti - državni ljubimci (90)

lačni franc - ne mi dihat za ovratnik (70)

polska malca - mojster s snežinko (100)
Douglas Taylor4 Douglas Taylor4 Regular
344 messages
joined Sep 2005
#20 ·
4 men with beards Reizdanje: details!

$18 per disc ($33
)
funkadelic - maggot brain

scott walker 4

nico - desert shores

vu - vu 1985

cluster - sowiesoso

la düsseldorf - la düsseldorf

iggy pop - idiot

serge gainsbourg - l'homme à la tête de chou

serge gainsbourg - aux armes et cætera

the modern lovers - the modern lovers

the saints - i'm stranded

wire - 154

slits - cut

pil - metal box ($110)

Don't just wander aimlessly through the endless void of the American internet. Since February 2011, you can find these in the "2nd hand" section at Old Navy in Brooklyn, New York City—but don't expect to pay these inflated, mainstream prices.

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