HA! Yeah Right.....
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Actually, if the Capitol LPs are all mono (except the White Album which was not released here in mono and Let it Be)--as several here appear to be-- and are in nice shape, that is not unreasonable. The mono copies of most of the British Invasion LPs released in the USA are more desirable, as the stereo copies contain a very high percentage of fake " reprocessed for stereo" tracks. If the Sgt. Pepper is mono it is very hard to find a clean copy. They're ALL becoming harder to find in prime condition and that would be the determining factor. You cannot base a records true value on what a thrift shop would sell it for. Really clean copies might bring more than his price in a record shop. Of course, the M.J. LP is a joke.
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similost
Rockin and Rollin....
I'm not basing the Yeah right on thrift store values, but these just don't look the be the real desirable, but I guess you can't tell from the pictures what is mono and first pressing and what isn't... but if I was trying to get those prices I sure would make sure to list them as what they are. But then to ad a scratched MJ LP.. FUNNY!
71Challenger
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Economies of scale can be interesting. Those would sell in heartbeat in Canada.
SpeakerLabFan
< speakerlab 7's
yea, very funny. I think you can find Beatles titles for less than $35. and without resorting to shopping a sketchy CL listing for 'em.
We get listings like these, but my favorites are the page full listings w/ Mantovanis and Roger Whittakers for $10 each.
spartanmanor
Lunatic Member
condition, condition, condition.
If these are early pressings and, and if they are mono then yes its not a bad deal.
If these are early pressings and, and if they are mono then yes its not a bad deal.
