Hi there, Sorry I arrived late to this dance. Really enjoyed the vinyl one and now the CD. Wow, insane prices on Discogs. Eventhough not my genre particularly... always fascinating. I guess I need to expand my horizons a little more. God bless and keep well, Tino
@Louise Jamie well yes I agree but if you really want something and you know it's a once in a lifetime chance of owning it and you see it listed for sale it's gonna be hard to control the urge not to buy it and then if not you live with the guilt of not buying it!🤔
I'm a sober alcoholic for the past 7 years and I've traded my drinking to buying tons of cds. 245 this year alone. Some I've paid 40.00 but that's as high as it goes for me. Some are just ridiculous prices. Even Amazon has jacked their prices up for a new release.
Nice video man. I guess you already know by now, but the most accurate way to approach the discogs prices, is to see the detailed sales history. If an item sells once very high, it might be because it is autographed, or offers something unique. Also it is a trend, that the first to offer it for sale usually inflates the price. You can usually see what is going on in the description, which is included in the history. If the item has just sold 2 - 3 times, the price range is not accurate and other sites like ebay/popsike, etc might come handy as second reference.
Ya I get that...cds should never be those crazy prices but demand dictates the cost...I would never pay any more than 30 bux for a cd...but I have ..twice..lol...cheers
Hi. These are a few high priced CDs that I have. 1. San Fran band Earth Quake, their live album "Rocking The World" 2. Greg Kihn Band, "Next Of Kihn" 3. Earth Quake comp. CD, "Sittin' In The Middle Of Madness" 4. Allan Sherman, "My Son The Nut"
When CDs first came out, the really collectible CD I knew about was the soundtrack to "A Clockwork Orange" and they were selling for $600 each back in the early 80s. I remember seeing this in a L.A. CD shop and scratching my head.
CDs are getting more expensive or valuable because the record companies do not have their own pressing equipment or warehouses. Their first edition pressings may be the only ones ever pressed. Then you have to stream them. Collectors and fans of a band or album need to jump on them when you find them. I'm glad I 've rarely sold my CDs, LPs, or DVDs. Even cassettes have exploded in value. I have long said that one should own physical media, you support the artist and the company promoting them. Royksopp & Rufus Du Sol have generally pressed their own albums. They take pre orders and then press enough to fill those orders. Within 5 or 10 years, they command $500 or more. Take care of it, it will likely always be there. Change your streaming service and your previous "buys" all go away.. Word to the dedicated collector. - Steven Pettinga, Indianapolis.
It’s all so false though. The modern obsession with ‘vintage’ the fact that a multi-million selling LP like A Hard Days Night now commands absurd prices despite there being 100s of 1000s of copies out there is proof that there’s too many people getting their eyes wiped, because they’re part of the fashion, not seasoned collectors. It’s dreadful. Everything gets Monetised in the end 🙄
What's crazy is just everyday average stuff gets extremely high prices by resellers when something goes out of print. OUT OF PRINT is what drives the insane prices. New out of print is really high. I recently wanted a cd copy of a REO Speedwagon album from the 70's for the original version of Riding the Storm Out. Yep out of print. A friend got me a great used copy for 50 cents at goodwill or some place like that. It's mint! Take that reseller 🦈 sharks!! 😡😡😡
yep your absolutely right, i’ve been collecting and reselling and been in the business for 37 years and have around 20,000 official released cds, tons of japanese versions.. no burns, fakes, russian or unofficial labels.. never paid more than $10-15 canadian a cd no matter how rare or expensive it’s is, ive always found it cheap, though i’ve sold lots on ebay for hundreds of dollars each.. there’s only 3 cds i’ve never found and still looking.. i’ve had all those old Razor cds, i found at a garage sale for .25 cents a piece than sold them all on ebay for a couple hundred each..
Hey Darrin, the two Motley Crue box sets might go for the high end price might depend on which pressing it is….1st pressing might be through Electra Records…second issue through Motley Records then Hip-O records….
I've paid 600 for a cd, offering 800 to a guy on fb now. The cd I bought off discogs was Sabaton Fist For Fight (purple cover edition, 1st release in great shape) and the one I'm trying to procure is one of their early demos they handed around their school, found one of their classmates on Facebook and working out a deal now. Nice to see others that are into collecting rare cds
@@darrin85 exactly. And yea but worth it to the only one in the US who has it. Went up $100 writing this now. Has your experience changed since the video? Seen anything way more than what you had in the vid
See the high cd prices alot with underground rap cd's. Very limited amount pressed up and become Insanely rare. Once sold a cd from a group out of New Orleans called Murder Inc (not ja rule). That thing sold for $600 to a collector in France.
The Music Vault: Have you ever see Kiss "Lick it up" Vinyl picture disc? I don't know how much it's worth now but when I saw one, way back in 1985 or so I thought : This is going to be hard to find one day. It's got an image on one side covering the entire 12" of a graphic fellatio close-up. Too shy to buy it at the time at 16 yrs old at about $ 60 CDN I wonder if anybody has one now and how much it's worth.
@@bikemike1118 There were many poorly mastered CDs put out in the early days...re-issues of vinyl/cassette albums particularly. Some getting much-deserved remastered re-re-issue later. Its not a given that 'engineers' always do the best job.
That GROMS just got re-released on vinyl somewhere. It's a good death metal album but I haven't really listened to it all that much. Marty did morph into Betrayal. I like Betrayal much better, especially their album The Passing. Looking forward to the vinyl for that one. Teramaze have several other albums out. That first album is their best. Their next album they went for a newer progressive metal sound. Then they went for a GooGoo Dolls sound on the third. I've heard their more recent albums are better but I haven't heard them. I only have the first two. Schaliach is melodic death metal, not doom. Schaliach was his band previous to joining Extol. I haven't heard it in a long time either. Might have to dig it out. Crimson Thorn GOLD CD EDITION is coming out soon on Retroactive! Sound quality supposedly has been greatly improved. Can't wait to hear it. Ohhhh, nice Razor CD. Don't have that one.
I think the reason some of these the prices jump so high is because someone paid a lot of money at some point. Example Nofx album The Decline first pressing was kind of expensive for awhile than some ass hole way overpaid for a copy and the discogs price went up to over $1,000 because of one person overpaid. Also I love Razor and never heard of that album. I wish I still had my cd collection I know I had rare stuff in it, never thought cds would be so expensive. Thankfully I kept my vinyl
Great video, not a fan of the Christian Metal but I was lucky to pick up Motley Crue - Music to crash your car to box set 1 & 2 for $90 AUD and I am on the hunt for Seduce debut album, a tad bit jealous you have that!
I remember Seduce...I know the drummer, haven't seen him in years though he became a guitarist and told me while I was setting up my drums that was the reason he switched right there.. lol..he was in a band called Speedball and they were quite good he sang and played a les paul after Seduce.
@@bobfrapples1208 he was in a band called Speedball...if there is another band called that then it may be a different band. The Speedball he was in never got famous or anything they just a local band In Michigan.
@@bobfrapples1208 i guess he did have some success lol...Chuck Burns was the drummer for Seduce. Im sharing a clip of him with Moorhead live...huh, who knew???
Weird that I never knew that because I am a music dork. I live in the Toledo area and remember when a local station call the "BUZZ" used to play that song "Hog". I just dug out my copy of "Do Unto Others Then Split". Thanks for the info friend. I'm still looking for Speedball's second album with the Charger gascap on the cover.
These cds the high end on them is ridiculous, but there is someone out there who will pay it, I have a lot of cds and I just watch what I spend, You Are right Music is to be enjoyed, I like the video, I just recieved Prince Deluxe cds Set it is awesome, he is fantastic,well god bless be safe, Steve
The most expensive Vinyl box set that I’ve bought was Agalloch wooden box containing their four classic albums. $900 and it was brand new never opened. Still sealed .
@troygroff4512 Hey dude...usually the only way I know if its a first pressing is if I buy the cd when it first comes out or if its a limited run....cds as vinyl will alsome tell by the code on the spine I believe....cheers
Nice video! Did you know that Groms had just gig in Norway Oslo. On RUclips you can find some clips from there. I didn't know Ole Borud had also that kind of album. Sounded good. Have you heard his first solo album from 1988? Because of you I started look that from RUclips and found out he have released also this year new solo album. mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
If I had to guess if a CD only has a limited number of copies then the CD will be worth more money. Great CD collection too. Ive bidded on cds numerous number of times and ket me tell you it sucks when someone out bids you last minute and the cd is theres without giving you a heads up.
Shotgun Messiah's albums are ridiculously expensive. No idea why, but I've got the two that I'd want so good luck to anyone who's in the market for them.
How do they get that high of a price? Discogs doesn't do auctions like Ebay right. The sellers must be pricing them at these high prices to begin with.
@@darrin85But it had to have started out that high since discogs doesn't do auctions. I guess the cheaper ones were sold out and like you say they wanted it bad enough.
don't just go to the highest price on every cd, the highest one is usually still sealed or signed. Click the last sold date and check condition along with recent sales.
I’ve noticed many of these are from obscure Christian metal or thrash bands. Never knew that genre was heavily in demand. It comes down to supply and demand. These titles didn’t have many pressed and collectors want the music. I agree you won’t find these at your local flea market. Nice video too.
if you have a CD that is worth that much MORE than you would be willing to spend on it, sell it for that price... goes for pretty much ANYTHING that doesn't have sentimental value to it, but even more so for CDs because you can rip it to iTunes and burn a copy and play it in your CD player or in your car.
'Rip it to iTunes'? Even better, rip it to a set of lossless files, and play them with an audiophile media player. I always buy (so I have the right to listen) and then rip everything. Freeware apps mean that I can do with my files whatever I want (e.g. play everything Mozart ever wrote in chronological order, or go through every version of Pet Shop Boys 'Heart'), with no need to sell my soul to anyone.
I saw on Ebay a few albums I've released, some people asking like USD 40 lol, I do pay some big cash for weird stuff, but give me a break. Some people are just nuts.
THE MOST IVE SPENT ON A BOX SET WAS THE MOST RECENT JUDAS PRIEST 50 YEARS OF HEAVY METAL, ITS THEIR WHOLE DISCOGRAPHY WITH RARE NEVER RELEASED LIVE SETS, THE CLASSIC NEVER OFFICIALLY RELEASED 1990-1991 PAINKILLER TOUR AND THE RAM IT DOWN TOUR, WITH ALL THE EXTRA FEES, ALMOST CAME OUT TO BE $1,000, ORDERED RIGHT FROM THEIR RECORD LABEL. NO STORE SOLD IT CUZ THEY PROBABLY FIGURED NO ONE HAS THE $ TO DISH OUT ALMOST A THOUSAND DOLLARS ON A BOXSET.... MOST I SPENT ON 1 RARE CD WAS ROUGHLY $150... NOW THE JUDAS PRIEST BOXSET I JUST MENTIONED ON EBAY IS NOW GOING FOR AROUND $1,700... PROBABLY IN A FEW YEARS ITS GONNA BE WORTH $5,000
@@darrin85 trust me dude it was too rich for my blood to but thankfully i have a good friend who works 2 jobs and owns his own business so he has a big line of credit and i financed through him, it took me a few months to pay it off through my friend. i had to have it dude, all the cds are mini lp sleeves, even included the tim ripper owens studio and live albums and all the rare unreleased live sets from painkiller tour and ram it down but yeah, trust me without my friend i wouldve been fucked forever...
Screw that - 50 bucks tops and that would need to be superior sonically to everything else I had heard. Difference between a music lover and a collector - different priorities.
I know music collectors are also music lovers as well. I would never pay huge money for cd's ,I think the most I ever spent on a cd was 35$,and thats only because I got into a bidding war with a guy on ebay and wanted that cd...lol. The most I have ever paid for a Lp is about 110 because thats what that Rush album was selling for...Cheers
nice collection u hv there… yup.. i wouldn’t pay crazy price for a cd… honestly don’t hv the 10 cd album u shared… bt would love to hv that Razor ‘exhumed’… bt same.. won’t pay crazy price for it.. it’s a compilation album.. love Razor.. both Sheepdog n Bob Reid era.. would definitely get that Groms album.. the album cover itself is tempting.. bt still wouldn’t pay crazy price for it.. 😅😅
you'll probably find that the high prices paid for some of these were probably for signed copies or copies that had something else included "out of the norm".
The most expensive I’ve seen is the debut demo by Haken “Enter The 5th Dimension.” There’s only a couple copies floating around and I think the cheapest is listed at $900
Darrin, I bet that Discogs show hi-end prices for people who also sell advance/promo acetate copies of the releases as well….so depending how many of the promo/acetate/advance copies circulate…. I think that’s why the high end super mint sealed copies are extremely expensive.
Never understood people paying crazy prices for CD’s. I understand vinyl but I could rip any album I wanted onto CD with pretty much equal sound quality which would cost me nothing. People are paying for the words on the CD.
I don't get how you can own albums but never really listened to them 🙄. Did you just buy a job lot or something? I'm going to put up a video of my cd collection soon.
Men what about Sentenced - shadows of the past ...first presss... i have one....and o Don't know if must sell. Somebody is offering 100 dollar....im not a Seller
So the moral of this vid is to collect Christian metal bands. Highest in mine is prob one of the Iron Maiden first press box sets. Most top end prices are for signed copies
A month and a half ago (10/22) I bought THE LOST CROWES 2CD First 2006 USA version for "only" € 35.44 in a NM condition in a Spanish website....what do you think? cheap, expensive...? I remember I was embarrassed, I have never paid so much for a second hand CD, but as Christmas approaches, prices are scary, especially in A...N conclusion: you have to move, be educate, speak English, having money is also very important, and if you already have a ... gift for people? (Don de gentes...) to be able to "cheat" the seller...😅
Risky Business Soundtrack used be a few hundred as recent as last year. Looks like there are some cheap ones on eBay now, which is suspicious (bootlegs maybe). Hooverphonic with Orchestra Live (with DVD concert). There is a studio recording that usually goes for around $100, but I have seen the LIVE version on eBay for $2000, but that guy was smoking crack...The LIVE version is better and the one to have. I am certainly no collector of CD's other than my old stash, but why would 1st pressing mean anything with CDs? Collectability only?
Has anyone answered your question about why a first press cd is so special. I had assumed that unlike vinyl a cd repress is the same soundwise... until it gets remastered .
I have a few old CDs that some of them, I never heard it or know the artist. And I probably think that they worth some money. I am trying to get to a local store to sell those CDs but I really don't know what they will give me. The only CDs that I know and have is a few of the compeliations of NOW That's What I Call Music! US series. And also I wonder if NOW CDs from United States worth money. The NOW 4 from the United Kingdom it worths a lot of money. I have NOW 4 but the version of USA. It will be great if I get a $100.00 dollars for all the CDs that I have, I am not sure if I get more for what I have..
I am not sure you understand how discogs works. In terms of low medium high Low is the lowest it ever went for medium is the averaging of prices where you throw out the lowest and highest sales and then average the rest. The high when it is unusually hirer then the average usually means there was something special about that record or cd that was sold. Like it was autographed or some such thing.
Hey dude.ya I am pretty sure that I know how discogs works. Don't know If you are really catching the vibe of the thread of this video. Its basically a thread that was going around youtube a few years ago...I suggest in looking up older videos and you will see how they are going...
Discogs is a European site add 20% to whatever they say if your ion America. Notice the most expensive of any listing is an American seller. It's just a different market.
I was excited to watch this video. Only to find that I couldn’t care less about any of the bands he named. Never heard of any of them except Motley Crüe. What a shitty top ten.
Who the hell pays $100's for a cd? I got at least 200 cds and have all the cases for them and if I got $500 for all of them I would lucky cause CDs are so out dated and I don't even carry CDs in my truck I stored at 1,000 songs on my usb flash stick and have no use for CDs.I do have Nirvana Heart Shaped Box Single CD sealed but I doubt it's worth much.
Whenever I buy a record or cd that I’ve been on the hunt for I always come & watch these so I don’t feel so bad spending 60-100 on one item.
Hi there,
Sorry I arrived late to this dance. Really enjoyed the vinyl one and now the CD. Wow, insane prices on Discogs. Eventhough not my genre particularly... always fascinating. I guess I need
to expand my horizons a little more.
God bless and keep well,
Tino
$700 for a CD is insane! Most I ever sold one for was $130 for 2 Rammstein CD singles & a dvd single in a “box” many years ago..
@Louise Jamie well yes I agree but if you really want something and you know it's a once in a lifetime chance of owning it and you see it listed for sale it's gonna be hard to control the urge not to buy it and then if not you live with the guilt of not buying it!🤔
Wow, I love Rammsteinn but I don't love them that much
You sold either the feuer frei! Or ich will box!
I'm a sober alcoholic for the past 7 years and I've traded my drinking to buying tons of cds. 245 this year alone. Some I've paid 40.00 but that's as high as it goes for me. Some are just ridiculous prices. Even Amazon has jacked their prices up for a new release.
They can charge what they like because so many people have an emptiness to fill. A vacuousness.
I see a Warrior Soul cd sticking out in the background. Great band and album!
Which Warrior soul record? I saw them support Metallica, many moons ago.
Wow i need to start looking for these types of cds !
Nice video man. I guess you already know by now, but the most accurate way to approach the discogs prices, is to see the detailed sales history. If an item sells once very high, it might be because it is autographed, or offers something unique. Also it is a trend, that the first to offer it for sale usually inflates the price. You can usually see what is going on in the description, which is included in the history. If the item has just sold 2 - 3 times, the price range is not accurate and other sites like ebay/popsike, etc might come handy as second reference.
Ya I get that...cds should never be those crazy prices but demand dictates the cost...I would never pay any more than 30 bux for a cd...but I have ..twice..lol...cheers
Hi. These are a few high priced CDs that I have.
1. San Fran band Earth Quake, their live album "Rocking The World"
2. Greg Kihn Band, "Next Of Kihn"
3. Earth Quake comp. CD, "Sittin' In The Middle Of Madness"
4. Allan Sherman, "My Son The Nut"
When CDs first came out, the really collectible CD I knew about was the soundtrack to "A Clockwork Orange" and they were selling for $600 each back in the early 80s. I remember seeing this in a L.A. CD shop and scratching my head.
CDs are getting more expensive or valuable because the record companies do not have their own pressing equipment or warehouses. Their first edition pressings may be the only ones ever pressed. Then you have to stream them. Collectors and fans of a band or album need to jump on them when you find them. I'm glad I 've rarely sold my CDs, LPs, or DVDs. Even cassettes have exploded in value. I have long said that one should own physical media, you support the artist and the company promoting them. Royksopp & Rufus Du Sol have generally pressed their own albums. They take pre orders and then press enough to fill those orders. Within 5 or 10 years, they command $500 or more. Take care of it, it will likely always be there. Change your streaming service and your previous "buys" all go away.. Word to the dedicated collector. - Steven Pettinga, Indianapolis.
It’s all so false though. The modern obsession with ‘vintage’ the fact that a multi-million selling LP like A Hard Days Night now commands absurd prices despite there being 100s of 1000s of copies out there is proof that there’s too many people getting their eyes wiped, because they’re part of the fashion, not seasoned collectors.
It’s dreadful. Everything gets
Monetised in the end 🙄
What's crazy is just everyday average stuff gets extremely high prices by resellers when something goes out of print. OUT OF PRINT is what drives the insane prices. New out of print is really high. I recently wanted a cd copy of a REO Speedwagon album from the 70's for the original version of Riding the Storm Out. Yep out of print. A friend got me a great used copy for 50 cents at goodwill or some place like that. It's mint! Take that reseller 🦈 sharks!! 😡😡😡
yep your absolutely right, i’ve been collecting and reselling and been in the business for 37 years and have around 20,000 official released cds, tons of japanese versions..
no burns, fakes, russian or unofficial labels.. never paid more than $10-15 canadian a cd no matter how rare or expensive it’s is, ive always found it cheap, though i’ve sold lots on ebay for hundreds of dollars each..
there’s only 3 cds i’ve never found and still looking..
i’ve had all those old Razor cds, i found at a garage sale for .25 cents a piece than sold them all on ebay for a couple hundred each..
The self titled EZO album, Japanese metal band in the 80's is high priced as hell too. Black cover.
Great video and an interesting list! I'll have to go watch the albums video.
Hey Darrin, the two Motley Crue box sets might go for the high end price might depend on which pressing it is….1st pressing might be through Electra Records…second issue through Motley Records then Hip-O records….
Ya eh...ok,I think mine is the Electra Records version...I will have to check...cheers
According to heavy metal encyclopedia, Whisteria Cottage is from Baltimore MD.
I've paid 600 for a cd, offering 800 to a guy on fb now. The cd I bought off discogs was Sabaton Fist For Fight (purple cover edition, 1st release in great shape) and the one I'm trying to procure is one of their early demos they handed around their school, found one of their classmates on Facebook and working out a deal now. Nice to see others that are into collecting rare cds
Wow 600...thats crazy,but if you want someyhin bad enough you will pay for it eh...cheers
@@darrin85 exactly. And yea but worth it to the only one in the US who has it. Went up $100 writing this now. Has your experience changed since the video? Seen anything way more than what you had in the vid
No not really...I am purchasing more stuff now as in 2020 releases so the older stuff I haven't noticed in terms of pricing..
Never would I pay that for a cd. You got burned bad! I buy like 240 cds a year for that price of one.
@@paulburrows7908 I've been offered 2k for it since. Sabaton has a massive following, their old stuff is very rare
See the high cd prices alot with underground rap cd's. Very limited amount pressed up and become Insanely rare. Once sold a cd from a group out of New Orleans called Murder Inc (not ja rule). That thing sold for $600 to a collector in France.
Ya I have one for about 500...crazy as its just a cd...lol..cheers
The Music Vault: Have you ever see Kiss "Lick it up" Vinyl picture disc? I don't know how much it's worth now but when I saw one, way back in 1985 or so I thought : This is going to be hard to find one day. It's got an image on one side covering the entire 12" of a graphic fellatio close-up. Too shy to buy it at the time at 16 yrs old at about $ 60 CDN I wonder if anybody has one now and how much it's worth.
I know of a couple Band Maid albums that are way up there.
Shockingly, Aldious - District Zero (fantastic album) is selling currently for $135.00.
some early film noir movie soundtracks can fetch several hundred dollars...for instance Double Indemnity....Seen that sell for $500 twice on ebay
I still loved CDs even there's vinyl around.
Of course! They are much much better….given they are well recorded by so called recording engineers!
@@bikemike1118 There were many poorly mastered CDs put out in the early days...re-issues of vinyl/cassette albums particularly. Some getting much-deserved remastered re-re-issue later. Its not a given that 'engineers' always do the best job.
@@philproffitt8363 correct!
Yeah but vinyl sucks.
That GROMS just got re-released on vinyl somewhere. It's a good death metal album but I haven't really listened to it all that much.
Marty did morph into Betrayal. I like Betrayal much better, especially their album The Passing. Looking forward to the vinyl for that one.
Teramaze have several other albums out. That first album is their best. Their next album they went for a newer progressive metal sound. Then they went for a GooGoo Dolls sound on the third. I've heard their more recent albums are better but I haven't heard them. I only have the first two.
Schaliach is melodic death metal, not doom. Schaliach was his band previous to joining Extol. I haven't heard it in a long time either. Might have to dig it out.
Crimson Thorn GOLD CD EDITION is coming out soon on Retroactive! Sound quality supposedly has been greatly improved. Can't wait to hear it.
Ohhhh, nice Razor CD. Don't have that one.
Oh great..now I have to hunt down that Groms on vinyl...lol...I want to pick up those Betrayal lps as well...they look really sweet....
I think the reason some of these the prices jump so high is because someone paid a lot of money at some point. Example Nofx album The Decline first pressing was kind of expensive for awhile than some ass hole way overpaid for a copy and the discogs price went up to over $1,000 because of one person overpaid. Also I love Razor and never heard of that album. I wish I still had my cd collection I know I had rare stuff in it, never thought cds would be so expensive. Thankfully I kept my vinyl
Great video, not a fan of the Christian Metal but I was lucky to pick up Motley Crue - Music to crash your car to box set 1 & 2 for $90 AUD and I am on the hunt for Seduce debut album, a tad bit jealous you have that!
Hey dude...Ya I found a copy of Motley's box set a couple of years ago..mint condition for 35 a piece...great deal...love Seduce...cheers
Heck yeah Seduce! The Mirror & Chopping Block. A couple friends have their 1st release on vinyl. I've hung out w/ the bassist at Subi's a few times .
I remember Seduce...I know the drummer, haven't seen him in years though he became a guitarist and told me while I was setting up my drums that was the reason he switched right there.. lol..he was in a band called Speedball and they were quite good he sang and played a les paul after Seduce.
He was in Speedball???
@@bobfrapples1208 he was in a band called Speedball...if there is another band called that then it may be a different band. The Speedball he was in never got famous or anything they just a local band In Michigan.
@@bobfrapples1208 i guess he did have some success lol...Chuck Burns was the drummer for Seduce. Im sharing a clip of him with Moorhead live...huh, who knew???
@@bobfrapples1208 ruclips.net/video/lnVFDw0K2QE/видео.html
Weird that I never knew that because I am a music dork. I live in the Toledo area and remember when a local station call the "BUZZ" used to play that song "Hog". I just dug out my copy of "Do Unto Others Then Split". Thanks for the info friend. I'm still looking for Speedball's second album with the Charger gascap on the cover.
These cds the high end on them is ridiculous, but there is someone out there who will pay it, I have a lot of cds and I just watch what I spend, You Are right Music is to be enjoyed, I like the video, I just recieved Prince Deluxe cds Set it is awesome, he is fantastic,well god bless be safe, Steve
Wow, that Groms was amazing. Might have to pick up that re-issue. Fun video! I did one a few months back myself.
Hey dude...ya yhat Groms is a great disc...they did a couple of re issues...worth the buy for sure...cheers man
I prefer 50p from charity shops.
The most expensive Vinyl box set that I’ve bought was Agalloch wooden box containing their four classic albums. $900 and it was brand new never opened. Still sealed .
I have had a few from charity shops that cost pennies that turned out to be collectable and all worth over a tenner (£10)
Great video! How do you know if it's a first pressing? Thanks.
@troygroff4512 Hey dude...usually the only way I know if its a first pressing is if I buy the cd when it first comes out or if its a limited run....cds as vinyl will alsome tell by the code on the spine I believe....cheers
Nice video!
Did you know that Groms had just gig in Norway Oslo. On RUclips you can find some clips from there.
I didn't know Ole Borud had also that kind of album. Sounded good. Have you heard his first solo album from 1988? Because of you I started look that from RUclips and found out he have released also this year new solo album.
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
If I had to guess if a CD only has a limited number of copies then the CD will be worth more money. Great CD collection too. Ive bidded on cds numerous number of times and ket me tell you it sucks when someone out bids you last minute and the cd is theres without giving you a heads up.
Shotgun Messiah's albums are ridiculously expensive. No idea why, but I've got the two that I'd want so good luck to anyone who's in the market for them.
if your looking for rare, Horror Of Horrors - Sounds Of Eerie first press is being sold for 79.55 - 89.77 ish dollars
in the 90's. i use to hang out with miles from crimson thorn
How do they get that high of a price? Discogs doesn't do auctions like Ebay right. The sellers must be pricing them at these high prices to begin with.
Someone wanted it bad enough I guess....its a cd...thats it!
@@darrin85But it had to have started out that high since discogs doesn't do auctions. I guess the cheaper ones were sold out and like you say they wanted it bad enough.
don't just go to the highest price on every cd, the highest one is usually still sealed or signed. Click the last sold date and check condition along with recent sales.
I’ve noticed many of these are from obscure Christian metal or thrash bands. Never knew that genre was heavily in demand. It comes down to supply and demand. These titles didn’t have many pressed and collectors want the music. I agree you won’t find these at your local flea market. Nice video too.
if you have a CD that is worth that much MORE than you would be willing to spend on it, sell it for that price... goes for pretty much ANYTHING that doesn't have sentimental value to it, but even more so for CDs because you can rip it to iTunes and burn a copy and play it in your CD player or in your car.
If you sell a CD then you are no longer the 'licence holder' so you ought to erase/destroy copies.
'Rip it to iTunes'? Even better, rip it to a set of lossless files, and play them with an audiophile media player. I always buy (so I have the right to listen) and then rip everything. Freeware apps mean that I can do with my files whatever I want (e.g. play everything Mozart ever wrote in chronological order, or go through every version of Pet Shop Boys 'Heart'), with no need to sell my soul to anyone.
I saw on Ebay a few albums I've released, some people asking like USD 40 lol, I do pay some big cash for weird stuff, but give me a break. Some people are just nuts.
Renaissance with original singer jane relf
Goes for a couple hundted or more depending on the seller
Ive seen it for more than 200 us dollars.
I love cds
No pops, no hiss. No skips because of cheap vinyl.
THE MOST IVE SPENT ON A BOX SET WAS THE MOST RECENT JUDAS PRIEST 50 YEARS OF HEAVY METAL, ITS THEIR WHOLE DISCOGRAPHY WITH RARE NEVER RELEASED LIVE SETS, THE CLASSIC NEVER OFFICIALLY RELEASED 1990-1991 PAINKILLER TOUR AND THE RAM IT DOWN TOUR, WITH ALL THE EXTRA FEES, ALMOST CAME OUT TO BE $1,000, ORDERED RIGHT FROM THEIR RECORD LABEL. NO STORE SOLD IT CUZ THEY PROBABLY FIGURED NO ONE HAS THE $ TO DISH OUT ALMOST A THOUSAND DOLLARS ON A BOXSET.... MOST I SPENT ON 1 RARE CD WAS ROUGHLY $150... NOW THE JUDAS PRIEST BOXSET I JUST MENTIONED ON EBAY IS NOW GOING FOR AROUND $1,700... PROBABLY IN A FEW YEARS ITS GONNA BE WORTH $5,000
Ya now that is way to rich for my blood man..would love to get it though..chèers
@@darrin85 trust me dude it was too rich for my blood to but thankfully i have a good friend who works 2 jobs and owns his own business so he has a big line of credit and i financed through him, it took me a few months to pay it off through my friend. i had to have it dude, all the cds are mini lp sleeves, even included the tim ripper owens studio and live albums and all the rare unreleased live sets from painkiller tour and ram it down but yeah, trust me without my friend i wouldve been fucked forever...
Wow...thats a great friend...cheers
if you're interested i have A Razor vhs tape bought from the band in Hamilton...
Screw that - 50 bucks tops and that would need to be superior sonically to everything else I had heard. Difference between a music lover and a collector - different priorities.
I know music collectors are also music lovers as well. I would never pay huge money for cd's ,I think the most I ever spent on a cd was 35$,and thats only because I got into a bidding war with a guy on ebay and wanted that cd...lol. The most I have ever paid for a Lp is about 110 because thats what that Rush album was selling for...Cheers
nice collection u hv there… yup.. i wouldn’t pay crazy price for a cd… honestly don’t hv the 10 cd album u shared… bt would love to hv that Razor ‘exhumed’… bt same.. won’t pay crazy price for it.. it’s a compilation album.. love Razor.. both Sheepdog n Bob Reid era.. would definitely get that Groms album.. the album cover itself is tempting.. bt still wouldn’t pay crazy price for it.. 😅😅
I bought a fairport box set with tons of rare tracks
I paid 60 us dollars. My wife nearly killed me.
you'll probably find that the high prices paid for some of these were probably for signed copies or copies that had something else included "out of the norm".
I paid a whole lot for the Ratt EP on CD about 10 years ago
The most expensive I’ve seen is the debut demo by Haken “Enter The 5th Dimension.” There’s only a couple copies floating around and I think the cheapest is listed at $900
I paid $130 for Stella luna- stargazer and I thought it was expensive lol worth every penny tho
Darrin, I bet that Discogs show hi-end prices for people who also sell advance/promo acetate copies of the releases as well….so depending how many of the promo/acetate/advance copies circulate…. I think that’s why the high end super mint sealed copies are extremely expensive.
Somebody is selling Razor Exhumed for about $250 on Ebay.
I paid about £90.00 for a Siouxsie cd years ago , it is a rare Creatures cd , never seen another one since.
As Blood Runs Black is awesome!!!
Whisteria Cottage was also a Deathcore band.
The withdrawn CD single Wrapped in Grey by XTC has a median price of $222.00.
I Love Razor I’m totally jealous 😅
Wouldn't pay a dime for any of those!
Well then don't....
These price estimates are okay, but you have to find a sucker who will pay it!
Honestly, I can't see paying those prices either...besides my wife would kill me...cheers
@@darrin85 You have to assert your dominance
Never understood people paying crazy prices for CD’s. I understand vinyl but I could rip any album I wanted onto CD with pretty much equal sound quality which would cost me nothing. People are paying for the words on the CD.
Great video, Thanks
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Hey thanks...
Agent Orange “virtually indestructible”. I can’t find it for less than 200 bones
It be nice if he put the cd in front of the camera so you could see rhe front covee of the cd.
You can probably pick them up in a thrift store for 50 cents
Ya I doubt it....but sometimes you get lucky...
Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here(SACD 5.1 mix)£55
I need to check my cds
I don't get how you can own albums but never really listened to them 🙄. Did you just buy a job lot or something? I'm going to put up a video of my cd collection soon.
It just shows some people are crazy will spend their money on the darnest stuff.
Yeah, I really don't get this? I don't like ANY band that much to pay $30 let alone triple digits for one damned cd.
I remember seeing seduce years ago in Detroit at night clubs
Great band
@@darrin85 yes!
Yeah Harpos all the time. 85 & 86.
Men what about Sentenced - shadows of the past ...first presss... i have one....and o Don't know if must sell. Somebody is offering 100 dollar....im not a Seller
Amazing how much a unknown bands CD goes for nowadays! Never heard of any of these bands this guy had mentioned.
It's always been that way. Some of the most collectable lp's have been small and private pressings of small psych bands from the 60's and early 70's.
Wait until you find out what many once-common KNOWN artists' LPs go for now!
Teramaze had like 12 albums , I have 3 of their albums but not their first one which you have.
The other Christian bands you showed I never collected.
Some Rush promo CDs sell for over $2000 a piece.
Youre missing "Let's Party Party Party tonight" by Charlie White😏
Could you shake the CD case around more while you are showing us the damn thing.???
Maybe next time...stay tuned....😁
So the moral of this vid is to collect Christian metal bands. Highest in mine is prob one of the Iron Maiden first press box sets. Most top end prices are for signed copies
A month and a half ago (10/22) I bought THE LOST CROWES 2CD First 2006 USA version for "only" € 35.44 in a NM condition in a Spanish website....what do you think? cheap, expensive...?
I remember I was embarrassed, I have never paid so much for a second hand CD, but as Christmas approaches, prices are scary, especially in A...N
conclusion: you have to move, be educate, speak English, having money is also very important, and if you already have a ... gift for people? (Don de gentes...) to be able to "cheat" the seller...😅
Nice rush shirt
I thought vinyl buyers were the only ones being ripped off
Risky Business Soundtrack used be a few hundred as recent as last year. Looks like there are some cheap ones on eBay now, which is suspicious (bootlegs maybe). Hooverphonic with Orchestra Live (with DVD concert). There is a studio recording that usually goes for around $100, but I have seen the LIVE version on eBay for $2000, but that guy was smoking crack...The LIVE version is better and the one to have. I am certainly no collector of CD's other than my old stash, but why would 1st pressing mean anything with CDs? Collectability only?
Has anyone answered your question about why a first press cd is so special. I had assumed that unlike vinyl a cd repress is the same soundwise... until it gets remastered .
@@davidburton5479 No answer yet. My assumption is the same as yours.
I have a few old CDs that some of them, I never heard it or know the artist. And I probably think that they worth some money. I am trying to get to a local store to sell those CDs but I really don't know what they will give me. The only CDs that I know and have is a few of the compeliations of NOW That's What I Call Music! US series. And also I wonder if NOW CDs from United States worth money. The NOW 4 from the United Kingdom it worths a lot of money. I have NOW 4 but the version of USA. It will be great if I get a $100.00 dollars for all the CDs that I have, I am not sure if I get more for what I have..
First Pressing? For CD's? That is funny right there.
a lot of the fifties and forties cd cost more than what he's talking about
Creo que la condición Mint no necesariamente tiene que ver si está sellado o no
I am not sure you understand how discogs works. In terms of low medium high Low is the lowest it ever went for medium is the averaging of prices where you throw out the lowest and highest sales and then average the rest. The high when it is unusually hirer then the average usually means there was something special about that record or cd that was sold. Like it was autographed or some such thing.
Hey dude.ya I am pretty sure that I know how discogs works. Don't know If you are really catching the vibe of the thread of this video. Its basically a thread that was going around youtube a few years ago...I suggest in looking up older videos and you will see how they are going...
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Collecting music and then never listening to it apparently.
Huh?
Discogs is a European site add 20% to whatever they say if your ion America. Notice the most expensive of any listing is an American seller. It's just a different market.
And I have never heard of half these bands....so why would I pay good coin for those cds ?
Huh??....Normally people tend to not buy stuff they don't like..so I guess you wouldn't right.
@@darrin85 now what is my first Japanese pressing CD of Dark Side of the Moon worth 😁
I was excited to watch this video. Only to find that I couldn’t care less about any of the bands he named. Never heard of any of them except Motley Crüe. What a shitty top ten.
Lol....
The only problem with your CDs is the trash that is recorded on them.
Lol...well its a good thing you don't own them then eh!!
Who the hell pays $100's for a cd? I got at least 200 cds and have all the cases for them and if I got $500 for all of them I would lucky cause CDs are so out dated and I don't even carry CDs in my truck I stored at 1,000 songs on my usb flash stick and have no use for CDs.I do have Nirvana Heart Shaped Box Single CD sealed but I doubt it's worth much.
I have 24 carot plated CDs of Pink Floyd s Dark side of the moon and it only cost me $40 dollars.
The gold plating has little gold value and the data is no different...unless it was also a unique re-mastering for that version.
Teramaze has a lot of albums ... But the one is the best
Jars of Clay . Good band
I put this on when I can't sleep. Let me know how it ends.
It all ends well, I'm glad you enjoyed the video...cheers
Abbey Road first Japanese issue?
Your video title should specify "in MY collection." These prices are far from most expensive for rare CDs.