Just found your Channel. Love your content. I’m a long time picker and collector and one thing I do know is you can never stop learning in this business. Which keeps it fun! Keep up the great work! If you’re ever in the Chicago area I’d live to show you my warehouse/office/museum!
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad you enjoy it. I am actually going to try to land a sponsor to do just that, a tour of great spaces like yours for great stories, teaching moments and overall audience education. Keep in touch. www.joshlevinespeaks.com josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
@@JoshLevineSpeaks that sounds like a great idea! I’d certainly be subscriber or happy to join you in front of the camera! Lol I’ll send you some photos of my stuff and I’ll definitely be watching!
Thanks Steve. I try to just get to it in most of my videos. Check out my latest record setting record prices video too if you have a chance - ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
The Velvet Underground record that sold for $25,000+ was not The Velvet Underground and Nico, but an acetate of a demo session featuring some of the songs that were later recorded properly for the album. That copy was literally found in a garage sale, but you can buy it pretty easily now as the Scepter Sessions LP.
That one is a classic....i remember my mom having that when I was a kid. Lord knows what happened to it. Now I am going to have to track on down. Thanks for sharing !
My favorite Christmas album is Burl Ives, "have a holly jolly Christmas", but that is because i have never known that there is a Beatles Christmas album. I am now on the hunt.
Wow. This made me run downstairs, take the Lennon and Yoko album Double Fantasy down off my wall to check the condition. Wow, the record is impeccable.
Your channel just popped up and I thought, hmm I will have a look, thoroughly enjoyed it, and I like your humour too, I have subscribed so will definitely be watching again, I wish you luck with your channel xx. P.s I have lots of records up in my attic so will have to go up there some time soon .
Thank you for the kind words. Good luck with the records. They are like searching scratch off lottery tickets. A great site to research them and check prices is www.discogs.com/ Once you get the hang of their site, it's pretty easy to find values. Can be fun.
There's a few missing here, such as Frank Wilson: "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" and John's Children: "Midsummer Night's Scene", both selling for at least tens of thousands (when selling).
Oh yes...i did that with everything that would be "money" today....records, video games, action figures, comics....baseball cards....okay, i need to stop thinking about it. Haha !
I was a stamp collector in my early years, am 57 now and was always hoping I would come across that one with the upside down airplane. I would dumpster dive behind every office building in town, for the hopes of finding that stamp. Of course, I was like 8 yo and the stamp was issued like 60 years earlier, but that didn't stop me from looking... lol
@@cynthiacupler8005 ... That stamp is worth buku $$$ (sp?).. lol. Obviously, condition and whether or not it was ink-marked by post office is a factor. You would do well to do some discrete investigating on its worth. PS> No, I never found that stamp 😿
@@NinjaKittyBonks Hi, I don't have that Stamp, when Grandma passed,my Aunt took over Her belongings,I asked why She kept the Stamp,said it looked different,this was way back in the 50 s anyway to let you know, hopefully you will find your stamp, good luck.
Hi, Back in the early 70s, I ordered a Jim Croce 2 album set. When I received it, I was disappointed to see that (according to the labels) there were 2 copies of the same album. Exactly the same label, but when I played them, I discovered that the 2nd album had the correct songs on it but was labeled wrong ...
Do you possibly have any vinyl of Terry Knight and the Pack? Or, The Pack? Must include Herm Jackson, as bass player, pls? TY. On Lucky Records or otherwise?
I did just release an updated video with more genres. I think I have 2 jazz records on the list (Miles and Mobley) ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html but think I am going to do a video for each genre - jazz, rock, metal, country, pop...etc. people seem to enjoy it.
Love your channel! I have most of the vinyl you named on your Top 9 list. My husband was a fanatic vinyl collector and he left me his most favorite ones. I have no idea what they are worth. Can you help me with this?
I have that Japanese pressing of Dark side of the moon, still has the Japanese paper wrap on it. Only played it a few times on decent stereo equipment, amazing sound quality it was worth the splurge price almost 50 years ago.
I have a copy I bought myself of Bob Dylan's album Saved. It has one label that is correct on one side, and a Kiss Dynasty label on the other. How many of these were released?
I have one copy of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles. It's the original one that came out and it's in Fairly good condition. And it still has all the cutouts in it, "the mustache and the little outfit pieces that go with it" and I've always wondered how much it's worth? $ ?
Depends on the Pressing. It was a very popular album and sold very well so there are a lot out there. So you are looking for variants or errors. The standard with cutouts these days looks to be $30-50 US - www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=sgt+pepper+with+cutouts&_sacat=0&LH_Sold=1&LH_Complete=1&_sop=16 I hope that helps...
@@JoshLevineSpeaks that helps a lot! It was my wife's album and I remember how mad I was at her when she gave it away! I made her get it back which thankfully she did...
On the original pressings of the Velvet Underground record you could peel off the yellow banana, showing a pink banana underneath. Unpeeled ones are very hard to find.
I found about half of these albums in an old storage but covers are not in great shape....what should I do with them?..ebay auction or hold on to them....I'm more into coins myself..but value is value..lol..Great video..thankyou.
The market is pretty darned hot right now...I’d sell em. Look them up on discogs then but them up on eBay (buy it now) for the retails or a bit less and field offers. Condition does matter a lot, but being a coin guy you know that 🤗
just released my records for sale at the company store in mariposa. they've been going fast. on another note i had the beatles butcher cover in fine condition but sold it for fifty bucks at a record fest in l.a. in the early 80's. needed some bucks at the time i guess but it was dumb thing to do as it was worth at least 1000 times that much. someone scored.
My mom has a signed first pressing of “too fast for love” by Motley Crue under their leatür records label. How much is it worth? There only 900 copies of that pressing.
The record itself is pretty hard to find, as you know, only 900 printed. But you can find them on Discogs and eBay from $500 to $2000 based on condition. But autographs would definitely add value. Did she get it signed?
@@Timmyfromphilly1994 it could depending how it was marketed. She should write a letter and put it in with it that attests to where / when she got it...like “I was at the whiskey in LA and brought the record to the club and had the guys sign it after the show on (the date)
You may want these too....someone just asked ! and You are my most dedicated fan ! #1 - www.lovemoney.com/gallerylist/56291/26-valuable-records-you-might-have-at-home #2 - www.mentalfloss.com/article/77144/10-records-you-might-have-owned-are-now-worth-fortune #3 - blog.discogs.com/en/discogs-top-100-most-expensive-records/ Hit me up if you want more.... Josh
That's awesome. I typically find Auction is the best way to go these days for pieces like that. If they are true first pressings. Feel free to send me photos or the front and back of the jackets and 1 of the record label itself, I can make sure they are "the one's" for you... josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
I did miss a few, that’s for sure. I did an update video a few week ago with 9 more...and still missed that one. I have a feeling I’ll be doing a 3rd update plus there have been a few new records recently too. Thanks so much for watching and the feedback. I really appreciate.
Frank Wilson/Do i love you (indeed i do!) Is considered one of the rarest 45's, as there is only one known playable copy! Last sold for 45,000$ i believe???
I have a copy of the UK Export pressing of "Beatles VI" on the original Black and Yellow Parlophone label. The cover and the record are in beautiful condition, but there is one problem: It has the Side Two label on both sides of the record. The record plays normally; it does not play Side Two on both sides. It may be an oddity to some, but to me, that label error is an imperfection that devalues the album. What do you (and others) think?
In general, I find Errors to have more value in most genres of collectibles. Lets see what everyone else thinks. I also want to see if there are any other cases of this as a "known" error...that will make the value issue easier to figure out.
@@richardpandolfo4204 Let's see if any one has heard of the Error Variant. I bet it happened a few times in the run and there should be some resale records of it. I know a few record cover errors were were a lot more and a few lable address errors, etc....so I think there should be a premium here.
I have a big collection of records. Lately I found at a garage sale a Cliff Richard l.p. from 1959. Think it his second l.p.. I'm not a fan but bought it , very cheap, because of its age. Any value ?
If it's Cliff Richard's second album, Cliff Sings ( November 1959) EMI Columbia Records. It was recorded in both stereo and mono but only originally released in mono on LP. If it's a mono mint, they are booking for $0 according to Discogs....but condition is everything. Thanks for sharing...I bet you have a great collection.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks it's a mono, quite good condition. So I guess it's worth nothing. Even less than I paid ! Ps, yes, I have a fairly large collection, some great ones, according to my taste. problem is I have not looked at them for some time, they packed away in a cupboard, should get them out again. Also with covid am not too keen to scratch around second hand shops , as I used to do. I live in south Africa.
Hi Josh we have a Framed Picture with a 24k gold plated yesterday and today Album and a 24k single of yesterday it is I say all in a frame with a copy of the butchers album cover and a plate which says "This special Gold Plated Record Presented in Recognition of the Prestigious Achievement of Reaching one Million Seller Award Status" Is it worth anything please? Many thanks Kathy UK x
If it's version I am think it is, yes....last one I saw sell was $2000 but they can be more - www.liveauctioneers.com/item/1819303_232-beatles-yesterday-and-today-white-matte-award
My record collection goes back to the early 70s. About 400 albums, not a huge collection but I took really good care of them. After seeing this video, my problem is how to tell my son I want them back . (HaHa just kidding). He is a musician and his musician friends are amazed at their condition.
Molly Meldrum who work for the the Beatles had a signed number one pressing of the white album in his house ,a house fire Burnt that copy along with his amazing life time collection he had.
Interesting stuff! I owe a record that might fit in such a category. Which place would be best to offer such a thing? I sebay the way to go or is there a better option?
You for got to mention the best part of the wu tang clan album. There a clause that they are allowed one attempted robbery try and get the album back and no charges can be laid in regards to the one robbery attempt, they even went so far as to mention the weapons they were allowed to use.
I wonder what the album Dick & Dee Dee in London would sell for. They didn't get into the studio until 3:00 am and the only band they had to back them up was the then unknown The Rolling Stones.
Alot of SUN Records should be on here. SUN 196 by Hot Shot Wolf (7000$) D-A Hunt on 183 sold for 10 000$. Sevral Rockabilly records with Billy Barrix, Lonesome Drifter & The Three Ramblers sold for 3-8000$
You are right, I plan on updating. with several new records...might make a top 50...popular video and there are so many more. Thanks for watching and your input.
I agree with the Sun record label as i have two Johnny Cash and one Elvis Presley Sun Label! I can't forget about the RED Vinyl Christmas Elvis album !I have the original green issue but the Red one is tagged very rare and worth 15 to 20 Stacks
I Collect Stuff. Your 100% right. I started collecting records in 1966 when I was 16. I owned only 3 of the records Josh talked about but, The records you talked about in your post are truly worth what you said they were worth, Including all 4 of the Elvis Presley Sun 45's. I never have owned one of the records on your list because they are so rare!
I finally updated last years video with a bunch of new Record Prices for Records... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html I am working on a Northern Soul exclusive one.
Correction- A "Livingston" copy of the Butcher cover regularly commands a sale price of over $100,000. They do come up on Ebay from time to time. They are the only ones worth more than a "Sealed" copy due to their story.
Great video, thank you so much! If anyone could answer this, I'd be very grateful. I recently found the Velvet Underground, Andy Warhole album in the attic. It's an original from 1966, and it's in top condition because my dad is very particular with keeping his vinyls in plastic and being very careful with them. It's in flawless condition. However, I'm wondering why the version he has is from 1966, when the album was released in 1967? I've read several places that this album is worth a lot (as you also mention in this video), but every version I've come across at online actions is from 1967, none from 1966. Does this mean that the album my dad has is even more rare? It's also numbered, it says it's number 50 out of 73. It has the cover with the banana painting, but it's not the peel-off sticker version. Any help would be much appreciated.
Send me a few photos. Front Back of the Sleeve and 1 on the actual label on the record and I'll get to the bottom of it for you. SEND THEM TO: josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
I have an album purchased in Ansbach Germany as many of mine are. This particular album is Virgin Destroyer by Scorpions and yes is a a provocative picture of a young girl with what appears to be a broken window pane. Some got out and yep I got one and yes it is in mint shape. Not sure what it is worth maybe one day I will feel no out
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Nice to know. They changed the cover because of the bad publicity. There is a story behind how I got the album 💿 I just happened to be at the record store the first day it was released got one and the next day they were pulled. The manager asked me to return it and would give me a second album free. That’s the short version. Well I keep it so that was that
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Yea, i heard about that, i just always wondered, if that would lower the value, because you altered it. I'm hedging my bet that more collectors will remove it, making the 2nd state more rare than the original. Is there a way to tell it is a 2nd state if the sticker is removed?
@@klubstompers free m what I hear yes...you can tell but someone that wants a butcher and cant afford the original should pay fairly well. But there are forums about what you are struggling with - forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/beatles-butcher-cover-peeling.859621/
My Dad was a good friend with Mal who gave him a signed copy of Sergeant Pepper. It is mine now, the record sleeve is in tiptop shape and it is stocked in a box for we just moved to Canada from England. I really need money, how much could I get for this album? Where can I sell it?
Send me a photo when you get it out to - josh@joshlevinespeaks.com (Also, whereabouts are you in Canada?) I know several very good auction houses in Canada that could represent it well at auction for you.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks We're in Kinston Ontario right now on our way to Langley BC but our stuff in stuck between Sasketchewan and Alberta because of a misunderstanding between the driver and the company dispatcher....as soon as we settle, I let you know...
@@miraposajehano4309 Perfect....let me know. Sorry for the shipping / moving challenges. Makes life interesting. Let me know and I will see how I can help. Safe travels.
Hi Debra, thanks for asking....I generally use LIVEAUCTIONEERS, INVALUABLE, & BIDSQUARE....they are free to register and have great search functions to look up past auction records. A wealth of information !
You may want these too....someone just asked ! #1 - www.lovemoney.com/gallerylist/56291/26-valuable-records-you-might-have-at-home #2 - www.mentalfloss.com/article/77144/10-records-you-might-have-owned-are-now-worth-fortune #3 - blog.discogs.com/en/discogs-top-100-most-expensive-records/ Hit me up if you want more.... Josh
@@JoshLevineSpeaks oh it's ok, I saw you linked it above. Just curious if they knew about it or not. It becomes so addicting you forget others don't know about it yet haha!
@@JoshLevineSpeaks i paid 20 bucks for my copy. The concept of the record is a lot more interesting than the record itself...the recording quality is bad.
The government sold “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin” to satisfy a judgment against its first owner, Martin Shkreli. It ended up with a collective called PleasrDAO that paid an intermediary $4 million.
Google has most of the information if you know how to look. Google the catalog number, title and record label. 1st pressing, etc. Discogs website is also an excellent source. You can always send me photos and I can tell you too. josh@joshlevinespeaks.com - I just need front, back of jacket and shot of the record label itself.
Oh yes....it's definitely time for me to update this video, plus add some new categories. Thanks for watching and the info. I am planning on doing it soon. Happy Holidays.
I have the picture dfbut LP with Sex Pistols. It's pink cover and picture on the record. There is also a pink lady underpants inside the cover. The number on the record is 334. Is it worth anything??
I still have hundreds of albums in my closet. I always wondered if they are worth anything?? Mine are all very clean to new with plastic covers. I wish I could find someone in Ft Lauderdale FL. To ask about them.
There has to be someone down there. I now buyers and collectors here in AZ and in PA but I am not sure about FL. Go thru them a bit. A great site to research them and check prices is www.discogs.com/ Once you get the hang of their site, it's pretty easy to find values. Can be fun. They are like searching scratch off lottery tickets. If you have any you think might be rare or $50+ there are guys that would buy them all over the country. My favorite guy here locally is - www.vinylrecorddude.com/home.html and I know he buys collection from all over the world.
I still have several Beatles black an white photos that I got hold of back in 1970. My Beatles white album is under 100 serial no.# I worked at a Sam goodies back in 1968-72. I was always playing my guitars and trying to interview bands at concerts. When I was in high school I had a two hour lunch jam session playing and telling everyone about the latest concerts that was a blast. I have books from the 60’s about Beatles fan club stuff. I wish I still had those 4’ tall Beatles bobble head figures we had them in the window of the Sam goodies. The manager was going to throw them away after a year and put in new stuff. So I took them home. After ten years I dumped them now I wish I was smart enough to hold on to them. I still have all my pro rack mounted stereo equipment missing all the cables though.
Wow! & i was mega- surprised when i tracked a Hawkwind album... (one i owned & bought s/h for £2 or £3) ...thier first one on eBay because i saw it's bids stood at 250'ish G.B.£ with 12 days to go, at the auction's end, it had risen to 750'ish GB£ ...small change in comparison! The eBay ad' had many close-ups of it's matrix numbers & what looked like pin- scratched initials inbetween the run-out groove which i presumed must have been the reason for the high bids as it was no different to my own copy, a very early or 1'st pressing perhaps? or some error in the numbers? I don't know but these album's fetched prices are in a totally different ballpark. I now yearn to hear that one-off album by 'The Poon Tang Clan' (was it?) with the highest price ever got & the "no resale for 100 years" contract. Spotify? ..no chance!
Well Josh Levine Speaks, what about Jean MIchel Jarre's "Music for Supermarkets" 1983? It was made in 1 copy only and sold - then - for 10.000 £. I suppose that this is also a kind of money! I guess that the price is much more today.
Thank you for sharing....i missed that one. I just did a follow up video ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html and missed it there too. Looks like I need to make another one already. Thanks again....i appreciate it.
I just heard about the White albumn, now I’m curious as to the value of George Harrisons Album, “all things must pas.s”. I also have “Concert for Bangladesh” who can help me sell them?
My brother has an original Janis & Elvis 10" EP in mint condition never even played. Copies in good condition have gone for $2000. I'm sure his could fetch more at auction.
Chester Bee that’s awesome....I would love to see what it would do in a good record sale....it’s like “the only sports” on right now. Watching online auction results.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks He wants to pass it on to his son. It's the 1958 South African pressing that was shut down by Colonel Parker after one day because he didn't want Elvis as second billing on the EP. That's why it's so rare. There's a French reissue from the 80's floating around not worth much.
This was a great video for 2reasons ... those of us who collect albums it’s always good to know what is at the top of the pay scale for vinyl ... and looking at your handsome sexy face and voice to match was worth the watch !
4:27 Funny, just because there were only 2 original songs on the that album, by many it's not considered the first Bob Dylan album? Wow, now all of a sudden there are lots of artists that never really released an album at all!!! 😂
That's a cool error. I had a Kiss Dynasty the same way.....usually first runs, things like this happened...Here's a fun fact: The cover photo was shot by the legendary Helmut Newton. It was their most successful record in the US and reached sixth spot in the Billboard charts - but with another cover. After a complaint by Wal-Mart, it was replaced with a less controversial photo of the band members....crazy Walmart.
I had all three of Alice Cooper band first three records Pretties for You, Easy Action, and Love it to Death on the Frank Zappa Bizarre/Straight label in fair condition. I sold them about 10-years ago for $100 each.
How 'bout ALICE COOPER's 3rd album "Love It To Death"? Original copies were pressed on Straight Records (Frank Zappa's WB sub division). These originals not only had the infamous "thumb" cover but did NOT have the cover logo "Contains their hit 'I'm Eighteen'"!
Hi Josh, congratulations for your kind video. I'd like to comment that i have a brazilian edition of the White Album by the Betales, it's special 'cause the A side of the Lp is the one with the cutted apple.... Please say what you think about it...
Thanks for the kind words....i looked in to your version. It's got a book value of $100- to $200 based on condition. The Beatles - The Beatles Label:Apple Records - BTX-1005/1006 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Numbered, Mono Country: Brazil Released: 1969....interesting notes about the version...."the Brazilian first pressing had a lot of problems of printing and pressing, being the pressing the main one . The album itself has sound issues... The speed variations happened because during the tape transfer process the energy of the Brazilian Odeon plant suffered some power oscillations AND the Sound Engineer responsible didn't notice that....Crazy right? Anyway, i love history and thanks for sharing. I really appreciate it.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Thanks for your comments. The LP is not from the first pressing, it was pressed probably in the 80's or 90's. It is very well preserved (like new), with the photos and poster.
So many copies of the butcher cover with the pasted over trunk cover had the trunk cover removed that the version with the pasted cover is probably rarer
i heard about a sgt. pepper album that had a printed cover with capitol record executives in place of some of the people in the background. it was given to some of the big wigs at the time. only a small handful were printed like this. do you know of this album? are they real? i saw one selling on ebay for big bucks.
You are correct....apparently they are out there - www.nme.com/news/music/the-beatles-200-1280107 I found several references. Can't find one in my auction archives but I bet it would CRUSH - www.beatlesbible.com/2009/10/25/rare-capitol-records-staff-only-pressing-of-sgt-pepper-discovered/ Thanks for sharing !
I have just over 3,000 vinyl records. They are all in alphabetical order. I have them in two sections. #1 is soundtracks and #2 are all music that was made. I really like to know what is the most expensive soundtrack that was ever composed from a movie. I read it could be The Caine Mutiny. True or false (from 976-CREOLEMAN)?
@@JoshLevineSpeaks I would say resale value of a soundtrack album. My first original soundtrack I purchased was back in 1968 for The Planet of The Apes (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Funny underneath you mentioned hawkwind I had their album 💿 silver machine only liked that track gave to my friend. My brother said have still got the album because it was signed by the band and they wasn’t so free with autographs. But mine was because my cousin John Whisson who now lives in Canada was their bodyguard. Strange but true.
I had the single record of pink floyd brick in the wall..picture cover with the four members of the band other side the picture of the inflated headmaster..had the white album with an serial number on it...
interesting you didn't mention the first recording to carry The Beatles’ name, scribbled onto the label by managed Brian Epstein. Recorded in Liverpool in 1962, it features the first song John Lennon ever wrote ‘Hello Little Girl’ and was cut just a few months before ‘Love Me Do’
At the beginning you have mad a disclaimer that would not show high value records because of signed or owned by famous person. But when it goes to Joko & Yoko Double Fantasy, it was high valued indeed owned by Mike Chapman and no 1 of Wu Tang Clan has also similar issue. It is high since the beginning.. not because is sought after.
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Just found your Channel. Love your content. I’m a long time picker and collector and one thing I do know is you can never stop learning in this business. Which keeps it fun! Keep up the great work! If you’re ever in the Chicago area I’d live to show you my warehouse/office/museum!
Thank you for the kind words and I am glad you enjoy it. I am actually going to try to land a sponsor to do just that, a tour of great spaces like yours for great stories, teaching moments and overall audience education. Keep in touch. www.joshlevinespeaks.com josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
@@JoshLevineSpeaks that sounds like a great idea! I’d certainly be subscriber or happy to join you in front of the camera! Lol I’ll send you some photos of my stuff and I’ll definitely be watching!
I finally updated last years video with a bunch of new Record Prices for Records... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
Great vid, Josh-super informative-and I appreciate that you keep it brief.
Thanks Steve. I try to just get to it in most of my videos. Check out my latest record setting record prices video too if you have a chance - ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
The Velvet Underground record that sold for $25,000+ was not The Velvet Underground and Nico, but an acetate of a demo session featuring some of the songs that were later recorded properly for the album. That copy was literally found in a garage sale, but you can buy it pretty easily now as the Scepter Sessions LP.
Awesome....thanks for the back story. I love trivia and always updating videos. I really appreciate the feedback.
One of my favorites in my vinyl collection is The Beatles Christmas Album, bought way back in 1972.
That one is a classic....i remember my mom having that when I was a kid. Lord knows what happened to it. Now I am going to have to track on down. Thanks for sharing !
My favorite Christmas album is Burl Ives, "have a holly jolly Christmas", but that is because i have never known that there is a Beatles Christmas album. I am now on the hunt.
Wow. This made me run downstairs, take the Lennon and Yoko album Double Fantasy down off my wall to check the condition. Wow, the record is impeccable.
Love it. Thanks for sharing. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html Maybe you have a few of these?
Your channel just popped up and I thought, hmm I will have a look, thoroughly enjoyed it, and I like your humour too, I have subscribed so will definitely be watching again, I wish you luck with your channel xx. P.s I have lots of records up in my attic so will have to go up there some time soon .
Thank you for the kind words. Good luck with the records. They are like searching scratch off lottery tickets. A great site to research them and check prices is www.discogs.com/ Once you get the hang of their site, it's pretty easy to find values. Can be fun.
There's a few missing here, such as Frank Wilson: "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" and John's Children: "Midsummer Night's Scene", both selling for at least tens of thousands (when selling).
I made an updated version and new to even make another....records keep getting set.
Just think I used to own it every album and then I gave them away, it's amazing how stupid we can be when we're young
Oh yes...i did that with everything that would be "money" today....records, video games, action figures, comics....baseball cards....okay, i need to stop thinking about it. Haha !
I finally updated last years video with a bunch of new Record Prices for Records... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
I have this one . Bob Dylan.
What should I do with this.?
It is a first edition.
How does a person find an auction place ?
Thank you.
Where are you located in the US. I might know a good LP Online Auction House in your area.
I am sure I have some Beatle albums in my attic and many other vinyl records! I will need to check it out tomorrow! WOW!
Let me know what you found. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html you might have more.
The mythos of Dark Side of the moon regarding the Wizard of Oz synking up with it has added to it's value...
So true....i think we all tried that in highschool for sure.
I was a stamp collector in my early years, am 57 now and was always hoping I would come across that one with the upside down airplane. I would dumpster dive behind every office building in town, for the hopes of finding that stamp. Of course, I was like 8 yo and the stamp was issued like 60 years earlier, but that didn't stop me from looking... lol
Oh yes...looking for those holy grails.
My Grandmother had that Stamp you are talking about,the up side down airplane, she has it in her trunk
Did you ever find your stamp?
@@cynthiacupler8005 ... That stamp is worth buku $$$ (sp?).. lol. Obviously, condition and whether or not it was ink-marked by post office is a factor. You would do well to do some discrete investigating on its worth.
PS> No, I never found that stamp 😿
@@NinjaKittyBonks Hi, I don't have that Stamp, when Grandma passed,my Aunt took over Her belongings,I asked why She kept the Stamp,said it looked different,this was way back in the 50 s
anyway to let you know, hopefully you will find your stamp, good luck.
Hi, Back in the early 70s, I ordered a Jim Croce 2 album set. When I received it, I was disappointed to see that (according to the labels) there were 2 copies of the same album. Exactly the same label, but when I played them, I discovered that the 2nd album had the correct songs on it but was labeled wrong ...
Thanks for sharing! I know there is a market for errors. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
In the Beatle museum in Liverpool there is a one off copy in very dark blue vinyl of one of their albums. I think it might be the White Album.
That would set some records, I am sure. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Do you possibly have any vinyl of Terry Knight and the Pack? Or, The Pack? Must include Herm Jackson, as bass player, pls? TY. On Lucky Records or otherwise?
Great video. Can you do a video on top selling jazz albums ?
I did just release an updated video with more genres. I think I have 2 jazz records on the list (Miles and Mobley) ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html but think I am going to do a video for each genre - jazz, rock, metal, country, pop...etc. people seem to enjoy it.
How about soundtracks (from 976-CREOLEMAN)?
Love your channel! I have most of the vinyl you named on your Top 9 list. My husband was a fanatic vinyl collector and he left me his most favorite ones. I have no idea what they are worth. Can you help me with this?
5:53 "Ma & Pa Kettle" were losing their sh^t over doll parts on an album cover while the US was busy napalming entire villages. 😂
Seriously.
I have that Japanese pressing of Dark side of the moon, still has the Japanese paper wrap on it. Only played it a few times on decent stereo equipment, amazing sound quality it was worth the splurge price almost 50 years ago.
Thanks for sharing. Thats awesome. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
Were those original Freewheelin tracks listed on early covers?
Tracks removed were replaced by newly-written Dylan songs.
I have a copy I bought myself of Bob Dylan's album Saved. It has one label that is correct on one side, and a Kiss Dynasty label on the other. How many of these were released?
I can't find it as a known error in a preliminary search. I love it. 2 of my favorites on 1 album. Haha...very odd for sure.
I have one copy of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles. It's the original one that came out and it's in Fairly good condition. And it still has all the cutouts in it, "the mustache and the little outfit pieces that go with it" and I've always wondered how much it's worth? $ ?
Depends on the Pressing. It was a very popular album and sold very well so there are a lot out there. So you are looking for variants or errors. The standard with cutouts these days looks to be $30-50 US - www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=sgt+pepper+with+cutouts&_sacat=0&LH_Sold=1&LH_Complete=1&_sop=16
I hope that helps...
@@JoshLevineSpeaks that helps a lot! It was my wife's album and I remember how mad I was at her when she gave it away! I made her get it back which thankfully she did...
On the original pressings of the Velvet Underground record you could peel off the yellow banana, showing a pink banana underneath.
Unpeeled ones are very hard to find.
That’s awesome. I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing !
I have a re-edition and there is this peeling system ...
Is there a web site out there where you can get info about the actual value of our albums?
And how about singles? Any value?
Yes...the best one is discogs. Tricky to navigate at first but once you get past the junk, its a great tool.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks
Thanks for the reply. Appreciate it.
I found about half of these albums in an old storage but covers are not in great shape....what should I do with them?..ebay auction or hold on to them....I'm more into coins myself..but value is value..lol..Great video..thankyou.
The market is pretty darned hot right now...I’d sell em. Look them up on discogs then but them up on eBay (buy it now) for the retails or a bit less and field offers. Condition does matter a lot, but being a coin guy you know that 🤗
just released my records for sale at the company store in mariposa. they've been going fast. on another note i had the beatles butcher cover in fine condition but sold it for fifty bucks at a record fest in l.a. in the early 80's. needed some bucks at the time i guess but it was dumb thing to do as it was worth at least 1000 times that much. someone scored.
great share.
My mom has a signed first pressing of “too fast for love” by Motley Crue under their leatür records label. How much is it worth? There only 900 copies of that pressing.
The record itself is pretty hard to find, as you know, only 900 printed. But you can find them on Discogs and eBay from $500 to $2000 based on condition. But autographs would definitely add value. Did she get it signed?
@@JoshLevineSpeaks yes, she got it signed herself by the entire band back in 1981.
@@Timmyfromphilly1994 That's awesome....i'd think it would be in the $2000-2500 range these days.
She also has the picture insert signed by the whole band. Does this also increase the value?
@@Timmyfromphilly1994 it could depending how it was marketed. She should write a letter and put it in with it that attests to where / when she got it...like “I was at the whiskey in LA and brought the record to the club and had the guys sign it after the show on (the date)
I think you will find people like this subject. Nice mix of educational with prices realized. You could do more of that in your other videos.
I hope so....i was exhausted when I recorded this. Shot 3 back to back. I am working on an educational series right now. Thanks again as always !
You may want these too....someone just asked ! and You are my most dedicated fan !
#1 - www.lovemoney.com/gallerylist/56291/26-valuable-records-you-might-have-at-home
#2 - www.mentalfloss.com/article/77144/10-records-you-might-have-owned-are-now-worth-fortune
#3 - blog.discogs.com/en/discogs-top-100-most-expensive-records/
Hit me up if you want more....
Josh
Brazilian pressing of Meddle on blue vinyl not included?
Oh yes....it's time to make another update. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
I have a mono copy of Bob Dylan Highway 61. I don't know if it is worth anything extra though.
Just turned my copy of Dark Side upside-down and quadrupled its value.
Haha ! That's awesome.
I have 2 of them John Lennon and yoko know Double fantasy and the BEATLES the white album both in perfect condition how do I go about selling them
That's awesome. I typically find Auction is the best way to go these days for pieces like that. If they are true first pressings. Feel free to send me photos or the front and back of the jackets and 1 of the record label itself, I can make sure they are "the one's" for you... josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
What about "Do I Love You (Yes I Do)" by Frank Wilson? That 45 sold for $27,000.00
I did miss a few, that’s for sure. I did an update video a few week ago with 9 more...and still missed that one. I have a feeling I’ll be doing a 3rd update plus there have been a few new records recently too. Thanks so much for watching and the feedback. I really appreciate.
Frank Wilson/Do i love you (indeed i do!) Is considered one of the rarest 45's, as there is only one known playable copy! Last sold for 45,000$ i believe???
What year was it recorded in?
Frank Wilson was £100,000 now £150,000
I discovered your channel today. Excellent content. Good luck. From London, Ontario, Canada.
Thank you so much !
I have a copy of the UK Export pressing of "Beatles VI" on the original Black and Yellow Parlophone label. The cover and the record are in beautiful condition, but there is one problem: It has the Side Two label on both sides of the record. The record plays normally; it does not play Side Two on both sides. It may be an oddity to some, but to me, that label error is an imperfection that devalues the album. What do you (and others) think?
In general, I find Errors to have more value in most genres of collectibles. Lets see what everyone else thinks. I also want to see if there are any other cases of this as a "known" error...that will make the value issue easier to figure out.
Is it this Pressing - CPCS104 ?
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Yes, that's the one.
@@richardpandolfo4204 Let's see if any one has heard of the Error Variant. I bet it happened a few times in the run and there should be some resale records of it. I know a few record cover errors were were a lot more and a few lable address errors, etc....so I think there should be a premium here.
I have a copy of Wish You Were Here pressed in pink vinyl. I wonder what it's worth.
I have a big collection of records. Lately I found at a garage sale a Cliff Richard l.p. from 1959. Think it his second l.p.. I'm not a fan but bought it , very cheap, because of its age. Any value ?
If it's Cliff Richard's second album, Cliff Sings ( November 1959) EMI Columbia Records. It was recorded in both stereo and mono but only originally released in mono on LP. If it's a mono mint, they are booking for $0 according to Discogs....but condition is everything. Thanks for sharing...I bet you have a great collection.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks it's a mono, quite good condition. So I guess it's worth nothing. Even less than I paid ! Ps, yes, I have a fairly large collection, some great ones, according to my taste. problem is I have not looked at them for some time, they packed away in a cupboard, should get them out again. Also with covid am not too keen to scratch around second hand shops , as I used to do. I live in south Africa.
Chapman is sitting in Attica, about 12- miles or so , south of Batavia, N. Y.
Heard he’s a a Professional Flute Player!
Deservedly so....
Hi Josh we have a Framed Picture with a 24k gold plated yesterday and today Album and a 24k single of yesterday it is I say all in a frame with a copy of the butchers album cover and a plate which says "This special Gold Plated Record Presented in Recognition of the Prestigious Achievement of Reaching one Million Seller Award Status" Is it worth anything please? Many thanks Kathy UK x
If it's version I am think it is, yes....last one I saw sell was $2000 but they can be more - www.liveauctioneers.com/item/1819303_232-beatles-yesterday-and-today-white-matte-award
I started buying albums when I was 8 years old ,I am 65 now I have over 5,000 rock albums many have never been opened,but none are for sale
Awesome stuff.
Whats the point of not opening them and not selling them let alone not play them now that you're 65yo? You cant take them with you.
I wish you a long life but I wouldn’t mind passing by your garage sale when the time comes.
My record collection goes back to the early 70s. About 400 albums, not a huge collection but I took really good care of them.
After seeing this video, my problem is how to tell my son I want them back . (HaHa just kidding). He is a musician and his musician friends are amazed at their condition.
That's so funny...just let him know, he might have serious investment there to take good care of !
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Molly Meldrum who work for the the Beatles had a signed number one pressing of the white album in his house ,a house fire Burnt that copy along with his amazing life time collection he had.
Great share...i learn something new everyday. Thank you.
Did not know that.ouch .
I got that Beatles yesterday and today.
Got some interesting cuts on it.
It's in real nice shape.
Not played too much.
Awesome !
Interesting stuff! I owe a record that might fit in such a category. Which place would be best to offer such a thing? I sebay the way to go or is there a better option?
I use eBay often but if it's a big buck variant, i might list on Discogs.
How about The Vagrants album
The lost album. On Arista records
You for got to mention the best part of the wu tang clan album. There a clause that they are allowed one attempted robbery try and get the album back and no charges can be laid in regards to the one robbery attempt, they even went so far as to mention the weapons they were allowed to use.
I wonder what the album Dick & Dee Dee in London would sell for. They didn't get into the studio until 3:00 am and the only band they had to back them up was the then unknown The Rolling Stones.
Alot of SUN Records should be on here. SUN 196 by Hot Shot Wolf (7000$) D-A Hunt on 183 sold for 10 000$. Sevral Rockabilly records with Billy Barrix, Lonesome Drifter & The Three Ramblers sold for 3-8000$
You are right, I plan on updating. with several new records...might make a top 50...popular video and there are so many more. Thanks for watching and your input.
I agree with the Sun record label as i have two Johnny Cash and one Elvis Presley Sun Label! I can't forget about the RED Vinyl Christmas Elvis album !I have the original green issue but the Red one is tagged very rare and worth 15 to 20 Stacks
I Collect Stuff. Your 100% right. I started collecting records in 1966 when I was 16. I owned only 3 of the records Josh talked about but, The records you talked about in your post are truly worth what you said they were worth, Including all 4 of the Elvis Presley Sun 45's. I never have owned one of the records on your list because they are so rare!
You would do well to include rare soul records ,
You are so right and I am so glad to see all the interest.
I finally updated last years video with a bunch of new Record Prices for Records... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html I am working on a Northern Soul exclusive one.
Which soul records are most popular in the old ones
Northern Soul would feed a years long rabbit hole.
These “record experts” know nothing about and have no interest in soul. All they care about are the usual mainstream acts - and it’s so very tiresome.
What about original pressing Frank Wilson 7 inch single 'do I love you (indeed I do) sold in England for £30,000.
Oh yes....it's time to make another update. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
Correction- A "Livingston" copy of the Butcher cover regularly commands a sale price of over $100,000. They do come up on Ebay from time to time. They are the only ones worth more than a "Sealed" copy due to their story.
Great video, thank you so much! If anyone could answer this, I'd be very grateful. I recently found the Velvet Underground, Andy Warhole album in the attic. It's an original from 1966, and it's in top condition because my dad is very particular with keeping his vinyls in plastic and being very careful with them. It's in flawless condition. However, I'm wondering why the version he has is from 1966, when the album was released in 1967? I've read several places that this album is worth a lot (as you also mention in this video), but every version I've come across at online actions is from 1967, none from 1966. Does this mean that the album my dad has is even more rare? It's also numbered, it says it's number 50 out of 73. It has the cover with the banana painting, but it's not the peel-off sticker version. Any help would be much appreciated.
Send me a few photos. Front Back of the Sleeve and 1 on the actual label on the record and I'll get to the bottom of it for you. SEND THEM TO: josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Thank you so much, I’ve sent you the email!
@@girlfromthecenteroftheuniv6045 awesome...I’ll check it out tomorrow when I get to my desktop.
What ever came of this? Was there a limited release of the album in 1966?
Yeah update us, what happened?
I have an album purchased in Ansbach Germany as many of mine are. This particular album is Virgin Destroyer by Scorpions and yes is a a provocative picture of a young girl with what appears to be a broken window pane.
Some got out and yep I got one and yes it is in mint shape. Not sure what it is worth maybe one day I will feel no out
I know the one you mean....I think they are listed for $800-1200 these days. $500-600 euros. Super hard to find state side.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks
Nice to know. They changed the cover because of the bad publicity.
There is a story behind how I got the album 💿 I just happened to be at the record store the first day it was released got one and the next day they were pulled. The manager asked me to return it and would give me a second album free. That’s the short version.
Well I keep it so that was that
@@davedavenport8176 that’s awesome...it’s kind of like what happened with the Beatles butcher record...1 day and gone
I have the butcher baby album cover that has the sticker over it. They pulled some off the market, and put the new cover over the top.
Oh yes...that’s the “2nd state”....people collect those too. There are people that have them professionally removed too.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Yea, i heard about that, i just always wondered, if that would lower the value, because you altered it. I'm hedging my bet that more collectors will remove it, making the 2nd state more rare than the original. Is there a way to tell it is a 2nd state if the sticker is removed?
@@klubstompers free m what I hear yes...you can tell but someone that wants a butcher and cant afford the original should pay fairly well. But there are forums about what you are struggling with - forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/beatles-butcher-cover-peeling.859621/
My Dad was a good friend with Mal who gave him a signed copy of Sergeant Pepper. It is mine now, the record sleeve is in tiptop shape and it is stocked in a box for we just moved to Canada from England. I really need money, how much could I get for this album? Where can I sell it?
Send me a photo when you get it out to - josh@joshlevinespeaks.com (Also, whereabouts are you in Canada?) I know several very good auction houses in Canada that could represent it well at auction for you.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks We're in Kinston Ontario right now on our way to Langley BC but our stuff in stuck between Sasketchewan and Alberta because of a misunderstanding between the driver and the company dispatcher....as soon as we settle, I let you know...
@@miraposajehano4309 Perfect....let me know. Sorry for the shipping / moving challenges. Makes life interesting. Let me know and I will see how I can help. Safe travels.
Hey Josh, I got #3, 8 and nine. The vyln records are fair good. How can I sale to the market.
Feel free to send me photos of them. Front back of sleeves and labels. Send to josh@joshlevinespeaks.com and I will see if I can help.
How do you find this stuff out. I know you tube, but I mean your research.
Hi Debra, thanks for asking....I generally use LIVEAUCTIONEERS, INVALUABLE, & BIDSQUARE....they are free to register and have great search functions to look up past auction records. A wealth of information !
You may want these too....someone just asked !
#1 - www.lovemoney.com/gallerylist/56291/26-valuable-records-you-might-have-at-home
#2 - www.mentalfloss.com/article/77144/10-records-you-might-have-owned-are-now-worth-fortune
#3 - blog.discogs.com/en/discogs-top-100-most-expensive-records/
Hit me up if you want more....
Josh
Do you know about discogs.com ??
efini_fc yes, best out there...I can’t believe I forgot to mention them vs Google. Thank you. I will definitely do that in the next vinyl video
@@JoshLevineSpeaks oh it's ok, I saw you linked it above. Just curious if they knew about it or not. It becomes so addicting you forget others don't know about it yet haha!
how about Danger Mouse's album with unauthorized Beatles samples on it? Is it valuable?
If it's the Promo Grey Album its $35 to $50 these days.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks i paid 20 bucks for my copy. The concept of the record is a lot more interesting than the record itself...the recording quality is bad.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks thanks. I paid 20 bucks for it. The recording quality is very bad.
How did I know where the butcher album would come in ? Probably a case of " Levine -dar"
The album of Yesterday and Today is based upon the Canaanite rituals of what is now the highest levels of Freemasonry of name most have never heard.
A far better video than I'd expected. Didn't mean to watch the whole thing, but damn, it ended. Fed Gov got the last one, huh?
I suppose I can quit cherishing and saving my scratched and warped Fleetwood Mac Rumors album.🤤
That's funny....but no, if you love it...keep Cherishing it. You just won't retire from selling it ! Its a great album...
The government sold “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin” to satisfy a judgment against its first owner, Martin Shkreli. It ended up with a collective called PleasrDAO that paid an intermediary $4 million.
How much I can get for the Beatles vinyl
These days, a lot...if it’s the right pressing. The market is hot.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks how to know if it’s the right pressing
Google has most of the information if you know how to look. Google the catalog number, title and record label. 1st pressing, etc. Discogs website is also an excellent source. You can always send me photos and I can tell you too. josh@joshlevinespeaks.com - I just need front, back of jacket and shot of the record label itself.
There's some psych, and soul rarities that all go for over 2k US Hank Mobley's 1957 "1568" lp on Blue Note sold for 12k US
Oh yes....it's definitely time for me to update this video, plus add some new categories. Thanks for watching and the info. I am planning on doing it soon. Happy Holidays.
I made a new version with more records and got Hank in there.... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
I have the picture dfbut LP with Sex Pistols. It's pink cover and picture on the record. There is also a pink lady underpants inside the cover. The number on the record is 334. Is it worth anything??
Send me a few photos. I can find out for you. josh@joshlevinespeaks.com
I still have hundreds of albums in my closet. I always wondered if they are worth anything?? Mine are all very clean to new with plastic covers. I wish I could find someone in Ft Lauderdale FL. To ask about them.
There has to be someone down there. I now buyers and collectors here in AZ and in PA but I am not sure about FL. Go thru them a bit. A great site to research them and check prices is www.discogs.com/ Once you get the hang of their site, it's pretty easy to find values. Can be fun. They are like searching scratch off lottery tickets. If you have any you think might be rare or $50+ there are guys that would buy them all over the country. My favorite guy here locally is - www.vinylrecorddude.com/home.html and I know he buys collection from all over the world.
I still have several Beatles black an white photos that I got hold of back in 1970. My Beatles white album is under 100 serial no.# I worked at a Sam goodies back in 1968-72. I was always playing my guitars and trying to interview bands at concerts. When I was in high school I had a two hour lunch jam session playing and telling everyone about the latest concerts that was a blast. I have books from the 60’s about Beatles fan club stuff. I wish I still had those 4’ tall Beatles bobble head figures we had them in the window of the Sam goodies. The manager was going to throw them away after a year and put in new stuff. So I took them home. After ten years I dumped them now I wish I was smart enough to hold on to them. I still have all my pro rack mounted stereo equipment missing all the cables though.
Wow! & i was mega- surprised when i tracked a Hawkwind album... (one i owned & bought s/h for £2 or £3) ...thier first one on eBay because i saw it's bids stood at 250'ish G.B.£ with 12 days to go, at the auction's end, it had risen to 750'ish GB£ ...small change in comparison! The eBay ad' had many close-ups of it's matrix numbers & what looked like pin- scratched initials inbetween the run-out groove which i presumed must have been the reason for the high bids as it was no different to my own copy, a very early or 1'st pressing perhaps? or some error in the numbers? I don't know but these album's fetched prices are in a totally different ballpark. I now yearn to hear that one-off album by 'The Poon Tang Clan' (was it?) with the highest price ever got & the "no resale for 100 years" contract. Spotify? ..no chance!
Great share. Thank you.
What about a very old Santana ...3 album box set with inserts.
Could be good. Check out www.discogs.com/ and see if anyone has the same set listed. Its a great way to find comparable prices / values.
Hey Cool Records have a Few Keep it Going👍.
Thank you…I have a sequel to that one. 😀
Well Josh Levine Speaks, what about Jean MIchel Jarre's "Music for Supermarkets" 1983? It was made in 1 copy only and sold - then - for 10.000 £. I suppose that this is also a kind of money! I guess that the price is much more today.
Thank you for sharing....i missed that one. I just did a follow up video ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html and missed it there too. Looks like I need to make another one already. Thanks again....i appreciate it.
I just heard about the White albumn,
now I’m curious as to the value of George Harrisons Album, “all things must pas.s”. I also have “Concert for Bangladesh” who can help me sell them?
My brother has an original Janis & Elvis 10" EP in mint condition never even played. Copies in good condition have gone for $2000. I'm sure his could fetch more at auction.
Chester Bee that’s awesome....I would love to see what it would do in a good record sale....it’s like “the only sports” on right now. Watching online auction results.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks He wants to pass it on to his son. It's the 1958 South African pressing that was shut down by Colonel Parker after one day because he didn't want Elvis as second billing on the EP. That's why it's so rare. There's a French reissue from the 80's floating around not worth much.
This was a great video for 2reasons ... those of us who collect albums it’s always good to know what is at the top of the pay scale for vinyl ... and looking at your handsome sexy face and voice to match was worth the watch !
Thank you for the kind words. That was today's "feel good" moment.
I finally updated last years video with a bunch of new Record Prices for Records... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
Isnt "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" 2 cd's only?
4:27 Funny, just because there were only 2 original songs on the that album, by many it's not considered the first Bob Dylan album? Wow, now all of a sudden there are lots of artists that never really released an album at all!!! 😂
Oh yes....it's time to make another update. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
I have a copy of The Beatles 10th anniversary White Album that are white vinyl and picked up an original Beatles for Sale for $5 at a yard sale.
Great share !
Awesome! Good job.
Thanks! Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
I finally updated last years video with a bunch of new Record Prices for Records... ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
Where is a good place to look up the value of a record? I have a Elvis Moody Blue album and it is blue.
The best places are eBay completed listings, Discogs or worthpoint. I am seeing $300+ based on condition
@@JoshLevineSpeaks thank you!
My copy of the Scorpions Love At First Sting has the same songs listed on both sides. The side A label is on both sides.
That's a cool error. I had a Kiss Dynasty the same way.....usually first runs, things like this happened...Here's a fun fact: The cover photo was shot by the legendary Helmut Newton. It was their most successful record in the US and reached sixth spot in the Billboard charts - but with another cover. After a complaint by Wal-Mart, it was replaced with a less controversial photo of the band members....crazy Walmart.
Documentary on Beatles butcher cover is great Freind of mine has paste over copie capital records ex. Took two box’s of the albums hid them in closet
I made guy try taking a stab at video dedicated to the history of that cover. That would be fun to do. Thanks o much for sharing.
If you want to get rich, look for rare Northern Soul 45's. Get the John Manship's price guide to see what crazy prices this stuff sells for.
Yes....so true.
I had all three of Alice Cooper band first three records Pretties for You, Easy Action, and Love it to Death on the Frank Zappa Bizarre/Straight label in fair condition. I sold them about 10-years ago for $100 each.
He lives right down the street from me. Thanks for sharing. Not sure if you saw this one. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
How 'bout ALICE COOPER's 3rd album "Love It To Death"? Original copies were pressed on Straight Records (Frank Zappa's WB sub division). These originals not only had the infamous "thumb" cover but did NOT have the cover logo "Contains their hit 'I'm Eighteen'"!
So cool...i love that kind of stuff. Thanks for sharing !
If an album has extra songs on it, name the songs or at least indicate the song count so collectors can recognize it! (Another Levine!)
Hi Josh, congratulations for your kind video. I'd like to comment that i have a brazilian edition of the White Album by the Betales, it's special 'cause the A side of the Lp is the one with the cutted apple.... Please say what you think about it...
Thanks for the kind words....i looked in to your version. It's got a book value of $100- to $200 based on condition. The Beatles - The Beatles Label:Apple Records - BTX-1005/1006 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Numbered, Mono
Country: Brazil Released: 1969....interesting notes about the version...."the Brazilian first pressing had a lot of problems of printing and pressing, being the pressing the main one . The album itself has sound issues... The speed variations happened because during the tape transfer process the energy of the Brazilian Odeon plant suffered some power oscillations AND the Sound Engineer responsible didn't notice that....Crazy right? Anyway, i love history and thanks for sharing. I really appreciate it.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Thanks for your comments. The LP is not from the first pressing, it was pressed probably in the 80's or 90's. It is very well preserved (like new), with the photos and poster.
@@remojr.1835 that's awesome...condition is everything so keep it safe. All my best !
@@JoshLevineSpeaks Thanks Josh, i'll be following the channel, sucess!
@@remojr.1835 Thank you...that's so kind.
So many copies of the butcher cover with the pasted over trunk cover had the trunk cover removed that the version with the pasted cover is probably rarer
I thought about that recently too...
I have some rin tin tin vinyl L lp's that the show was put on I was just wondering if anybody knows how much this would be worth
I am seeing them online for $25 to $35 each on average.
i heard about a sgt. pepper album that had a printed cover with capitol record executives in place of some of the people in the background. it was given to some of the big wigs at the time. only a small handful were printed like this. do you know of this album? are they real? i saw one selling on ebay for big bucks.
You are correct....apparently they are out there - www.nme.com/news/music/the-beatles-200-1280107
I found several references. Can't find one in my auction archives but I bet it would CRUSH - www.beatlesbible.com/2009/10/25/rare-capitol-records-staff-only-pressing-of-sgt-pepper-discovered/
Thanks for sharing !
those pickups look intriguing
I have just over 3,000 vinyl records. They are all in alphabetical order. I have them in two sections. #1 is soundtracks and #2 are all music that was made. I really like to know what is the most expensive soundtrack that was ever composed from a movie. I read it could be The Caine Mutiny. True or false (from 976-CREOLEMAN)?
Do you mean to make (or score)....or the resale value of a soundtrack album?
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@@JoshLevineSpeaks I would say resale value of a soundtrack album. My first original soundtrack I purchased was back in 1968 for The Planet of The Apes (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Funny underneath you mentioned hawkwind I had their album 💿 silver machine only liked that track gave to my friend. My brother said have still got the album because it was signed by the band and they wasn’t so free with autographs. But mine was because my cousin John Whisson who now lives in Canada was their bodyguard. Strange but true.
That’s a great share. Awesome story.
Hawkind gimme shelter feat Sam fox.
The butcher was sold at Sears Roebucks only I heard.
Acoustics?
I had the single record of pink floyd brick in the wall..picture cover with the four members of the band other side the picture of the inflated headmaster..had the white album with an serial number on it...
That's awesome...i remember that picture sleeve.
interesting you didn't mention the first recording to carry The Beatles’ name, scribbled onto the label by managed Brian Epstein. Recorded in Liverpool in 1962, it features the first song John Lennon ever wrote ‘Hello Little Girl’ and was cut just a few months before ‘Love Me Do’
I have a newer episode and still missed that one. Time for another update. Thanks for sharing. ruclips.net/video/WraSwR_CHSk/видео.html
At the beginning you have mad a disclaimer that would not show high value records because of signed or owned by famous person. But when it goes to Joko & Yoko Double Fantasy, it was high valued indeed owned by Mike Chapman and no 1 of Wu Tang Clan has also similar issue. It is high since the beginning.. not because is sought after.
Eye opening!, To say the least.…