I just got a copy of Eric Clapton's 1970 LP. I'm pretty sure it's the first pressing with alterntate takes on it (CTH).. but alas, my turntable isn't working. Not 4 figures, but around $200.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks hi Josh. A us single I put on cd today by the pedestrians titled think twice is a moody garage record which I rate. the output of obscure singles in 1965 was astounding and produced many valuable items such as on the horizon by the syndicats. much appreciate your reply and will be pleased to hear of other valuable records that you've unearthed. Rog.pacific sunset records .
Ok. So I had a Robert Mitchum single sided 45 of the theme song for Thunder Road, no B side. I sold it 10 years ago to a guy claiming to be a relative of Mitchum for 7500. He said it was a master copy done in a home studio in Carolina. Never have found out if what I was told is true, but I bought a Harley with the money. Also made CD copies that are good,though don’t have the feel of the 45.
Was in a record shop last week , I asked the owner about vinyl sales , says the young kids are buying them and turntables. Gives me real hope for proper bands .
I found a 3 record box set of George Harrison (All things must pass) at a thrift store for $1.99 The employee just put it out on the floor 10 minutes before I got there. It's now my favorite album...
I got about 3-400 vinyl albums. That are absolutely worthless to me just because I am not going back to vinyl. They're mostly late 60s 70 and 80s Rock with some very old Jazz as well from the 60's. If ya have a decent stereo you can just fine tune it to the sound you like using CDs. Mine are just old trophies from my youth as I see it. They're not for sale. They are there for anyone who wants them when I die..
Sounds like you ight have a few gems. I love looking them up on discogs.com and seeing what values you have. They are like scratch off lottery tickets.
There are a lot of good (free) reference tools for research. eBay (completed and sold) sales data and Discogs website are good places to start. It's actually kind of fun. What is the genre for the most part...Rock, Pop, Jazz? Mix...What's the Era ? 60s,70s,80s?
Another great list! Thanks for putting a 78 in the list, there are so many stacks of 78s that young people ignore (like I once did) that have fantastic music on them. Here is my 1990s record flipping story. Stopped at a garage sale and flipped through some78s, I was looking for blues, jump blues, r&b... one caught my eye Blues In A Bottle by Prince Albert Hunt & His Texas Ramblers. It had blues in the title so I bought it and a few others for a 25 cents each. Turns out it is a very sought after rare 78 from 1928! Have been offered big $$$$ for it.
Great share. That's super rare....i cannot find an sales records at all. Keep me updated. josh@joshlevinespeaks.com - i want to know how you do with it.
I inherited boxes and boxes of records and albums Dont know what’s a winner or not … I have lots of country ,oldies rock and roll Michael Jackson ,Whitney Houston’s o and on
Thank you...I am not the master pronunciations often....alsom my JoHann vs Jo-Hawn....is making me crazy in the video. One of these days, I'll setup so I can punch in overdubs...thanks for the feed back and kind words.
Frank Wilson’s 45 ‘do I love you went for around 40,000$ I believe. There is only one known playable copy in the world , he was a producer for Motown, a really good Song writer/producer, so they didn’t want him to be a recording artist, so it was never released, only on demo!I Big northern record, great tune! The Canadian owner of Goldmine records owned it,!
I did miss that one...on this video and my last one too. I am sure it will be time to make a nother list in a few months with all the new record "records" out there. Such a great resale market right now. Thanks for watching !
Vinyl is the only way to go! 🔝🎶
It's definitely hot again and I sure think it sounds best. It feels more real too !
Total bs
Great ad dude! Finally something interesting instead of constant Tik Tok ads. Subscribed!
Thank you....that's so kind. I am trying to create stuff people will find enjoyable "trivially entertaining/educational"....
Led Zeppelin albums are right up there
First pressings for sure.
scratch off lottery ticket, nicely put Josh
Books & records are definitely like that.....most are not worth much, but there's a few "scratchers" there that are worth a small fortune.
Miles Davis is the coolest one ever, I agree.
No doubt ! Thanks for watching.
I just got a copy of Eric Clapton's 1970 LP. I'm pretty sure it's the first pressing with alterntate takes on it (CTH).. but alas, my turntable isn't working. Not 4 figures, but around $200.
Nice find ! In random news, I found a HUGE Sergio Bustamonte Animal at an estate sale today.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks NICE!
Obscure vinyl 45s from 1965 both UK and USA is my speciality.still buying and selling at79 years young. Rog. Pacific sunset records.
That's awesome....keep my in the loop if you hear of any "huge records" I can report on in the auction and resale world.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks hi Josh. A us single I put on cd today by the pedestrians titled think twice is a moody garage record which I rate. the output of obscure singles in 1965 was astounding and produced many valuable items such as on the horizon by the syndicats. much appreciate your reply and will be pleased to hear of other valuable records that you've unearthed. Rog.pacific sunset records .
I am a true audiophile, you got me!
Glad you enjoyed it !
good one Josh, you nailed it again!
Thanks Margie ! That is so kind.
Ok. So I had a Robert Mitchum single sided 45 of the theme song for Thunder Road, no B side. I sold it 10 years ago to a guy claiming to be a relative of Mitchum for 7500. He said it was a master copy done in a home studio in Carolina. Never have found out if what I was told is true, but I bought a Harley with the money. Also made CD copies that are good,though don’t have the feel of the 45.
That's an awesome story. Love it ! A 45 for a Harley... I just flipped some crypto for 4 tires. No where near as fun.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks thanks,I still have the bike and listen to the copies I made.
I always expected PF Dark side of the moon or what’s the story morning glory to be some of the highest selling vinyls.
Me too....there are several other rare variants I expect on the lists....it will happen as trends go.
This weekend I picked up a lot of country western the one I like the most a 45 Sun Records Johnny Cash
That's awesome....i get excited every time I find something on Sun. Of course looking for a Holy Grail Early Elvis, but....it's always exciting.
Was in a record shop last week , I asked the owner about vinyl sales , says the young kids are buying them and turntables. Gives me real hope for proper bands .
Me too. I did a video about "new" turntables....there's definetly something going on when I see Kiss and Pink Fliyd Albums for sale at Walmart.
Me too, fed up with current three note no talent players singers.
I found a 3 record box set of George Harrison (All things must pass) at a thrift store for $1.99
The employee just put it out on the floor 10 minutes before I got there. It's now my favorite album...
Awesome share ! Thanks Sandy. It combines my favorite things...Music Stuff and Thrifting !
look into Northern Soul 45s for the next installment. You will be shocked $$$$!
Oh yes...it's time for a NS episode. Thank you so much for watching.
Kind of Blueeeeee baby 🎼🎶🎼
Its a fantastic record for sure !
I got about 3-400 vinyl albums. That are absolutely worthless to me just because I am not going back to vinyl. They're mostly late 60s 70 and 80s Rock with some very old Jazz as well from the 60's. If ya have a decent stereo you can just fine tune it to the sound you like using CDs. Mine are just old trophies from my youth as I see it. They're not for sale. They are there for anyone who wants them when I die..
Thanks for sharing and I totally get it. I'd hang on to them too.
The Heart breakers lamf is a good one to look for. Not a easy find
Oh yes, the only studio album by The Heartbreakers....super group !
Johnny Thunders, Jerry Nolan, Walter Lure and Billy Rath
When my mom passed she willed her records to me over 200 oldies hank,,Elvis etc wonder if I got any good ones
Sounds like you ight have a few gems. I love looking them up on discogs.com and seeing what values you have. They are like scratch off lottery tickets.
brilliant show josh...enjoyed very much.
Thank you so much ! I really appreciate the feedback.
when vinyl gets too hot it melts hoho
Oh yes...
love bootleg shows too ! some are ltd too 500 copies
Resellling some of them are challenging, thats for sure.
yes ,back in the day you had to be very creative to sneak in the big n heavy portable cassette machines .
Vinyl! omg!
It's back with a vengeance.
my mind is officially blown Josh. 🔥
Thank you for the kind words.
I have a large number of records : ) How would I even start to figure out what I have or what it is worth ?
There are a lot of good (free) reference tools for research. eBay (completed and sold) sales data and Discogs website are good places to start. It's actually kind of fun. What is the genre for the most part...Rock, Pop, Jazz? Mix...What's the Era ? 60s,70s,80s?
Northern Soul, never heard of that one
Its a big genre to know if record collecting. Especially in 45s.
Cherry five in 1975 - that even rhymes hehe GOBLIN!!!
It was fun to say, that's for sure. Thanks for watching !
Another great list! Thanks for putting a 78 in the list, there are so many stacks of 78s that young people ignore (like I once did) that have fantastic music on them.
Here is my 1990s record flipping story. Stopped at a garage sale and flipped through some78s, I was looking for blues, jump blues, r&b... one caught my eye Blues In A Bottle by Prince Albert Hunt & His Texas Ramblers. It had blues in the title so I bought it and a few others for a 25 cents each. Turns out it is a very sought after rare 78 from 1928! Have been offered big $$$$ for it.
Great share. That's super rare....i cannot find an sales records at all. Keep me updated. josh@joshlevinespeaks.com - i want to know how you do with it.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks mlc
amazing overview of the records scene
Thank you....that's s kind.
I inherited boxes and boxes of records and albums Dont know what’s a winner or not … I have lots of country ,oldies rock and roll Michael Jackson ,Whitney Houston’s o and on
discogs.com is a great source for researching them. It can be fun...like looking up winning lottery tickets.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks thank you
I'm also concerned with the looks of my clothing heheeh
Isn't that funny....apparently every musician today would be foppish ?
thanks for the update on record prices
I am glad you enjoyed it !
Hey, what was the city on the picture that you put behind a led zeppelin album?)
I'll see if I can find out....it was a "free image / free license" from Pexels website.
the good old times 💛
Records are back....so let the good times roll.
FYI-Roky is pronounced Rocky. Great vid, keep up the good work
Thank you...I am not the master pronunciations often....alsom my JoHann vs Jo-Hawn....is making me crazy in the video. One of these days, I'll setup so I can punch in overdubs...thanks for the feed back and kind words.
Nirvana - nevermind!! the sub pop version, I've heard of that one!
I've never seen one in person...yet !
1981 - when music was still goooood 💛💛
Oh yes...the 80s.
I can’t remember the earlier 80s . Too much fun I guess.
Thank you, but where to sell?
Discogs, eBay or my favorite, a good online auction house.
Wow ! Great ytube Channel 👍 👍
Thank you so much....i really appreciate that.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks did you ever see the ytube video about a guy in Califorina that has over 5 million Albums ?
Yes...I've know a few people with similar collections too. There was a time a few years back were you could buy 1000s at auction for a few dollars.
Foppish! what does that even mean lol
I love new words like that....so funny. I will try to avoid using it often.
Foppish equates to foolish,nerdish or simple minded,if I recall my olde English tales of yore.
200 copies only! not even ABBA themselves have one 😮😮
That's what I was thinking too...being promos they probably all went out.
geez, who would've known these go for 4k $ or more
There are so many more, too ! It's just heating up.
Frank Wilson’s 45 ‘do I love you went for around 40,000$ I believe. There is only one known playable copy in the world , he was a producer for Motown, a really good Song writer/producer, so they didn’t want him to be a recording artist, so it was never released, only on demo!I Big northern record, great tune! The Canadian owner of Goldmine records owned it,!
Oh yes...i remember hearing that. It might be on my next release. A bunch of new records have been set.
A Buddy Holly cover going for over 5k! wow!
I know...crazy, right !
awww I want an autographed beatles album
Might just have to do that "autographed record auction records" video...
That makes me chuckle, for my own reasons.
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Thanks Alex !
You’re forgetting Caustic Window LP by Caustic Window (Aphex Twin) that sold for 46,300 quid. Solid list btw! Thank you RUclips for suggesting me this
I did miss that one...on this video and my last one too. I am sure it will be time to make a nother list in a few months with all the new record "records" out there. Such a great resale market right now. Thanks for watching !
@@JoshLevineSpeaks ahhh no problem mate!
rare records are my nemesis. I'm broke lol
Oh yes...it can be a very expensive habit.
best selling jazz album of all time really?
I am pretty sure that record still stands.
My dad has a collection he is wanting to sell if anyone knows the best place to sell them
What kind of collection (genre) and where is he located. I know resellers all around the country.
@@JoshLevineSpeaks he has elvis stuff and original Disney records to
CDs pale in comparison, that's for sure.
Agreed....love the sound.
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Thank you Farzad. Glad you liked it.
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