#9

picked up a couple copies of Odelay limited edition the other week. limited to 2016. not cracked em open yet. gonna wait for the general release on black vinyl in October and if the quality is good enough, I’ll sell one of the other ones. in fact, I’ll definitely sell the second copy, no matter what!

they’re already going for £50-£60. easy money

#10

do you fellow record collectors get nervous when newbies are handling your records? especially the precious gems?

had some mates round the other night and one guy was dead keen to check out my records. he’d had a couple of beers and spleeods and the records kept falling out of their sleeves onto the floor while he was checking them out! fucking hell, had some kittens that night.

wasn’t that keen on how he was handling them either or when he started putting 60’s psychedelia records in the jazz section, for example!

ANAL

#11

recently bought Hannah Epperson’s LP (https://hannahepperson.bandcamp.com/)

#12

I would get mega anal in that situation too birdman. Usually I find the opposite - people are overly nervous about rifling through them, when I genuinely want them to check out the fruits of my hoarding instinct.

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#13

Teens of Denial - Carseat Headrest
Extra Painful - Yo La Tengo
Requiem for Hell - Mono

All bought in the past week

The mono packaging is bloody lovely. Looks incredible and sound brilliant

#14

Payday tomorrow, reckon I’m going to pick up Nick Cave’s new one. Not looking to spend over £20 on it though.

#15

fuuuuuuck

http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/09/becks-entire-discography-is-getting-reissued-on-vinyl/amp/

already picked up the limited edition Odelay and pre ordered Sea Change from Amazon, but there is no way I’m not gonna also be picking up Midnite Vultures, The Information, Modern Guilt and Mutations. 'kin hell man, wallet is gonna take a solid hit over the next couple of months.

#16

so, I’ve found myself into a bit of a standoff with some chump on Discogs. picked up Buhloone Mindstate (finally) the other week. was advertised as VG+/VG+, so I paid top dollar.

firstly, the cunt charged £4.99 for P&P, which is fine if recorded delivery. it wasn’t. it was the basic £2.95 second class. this was not clear in his terms, tbf

anyway, got the record and the grading is well off. it’s quite crackly throughout. not unplayable by any means, but more like VG.

I messaged the punk and explained I had play tested the record twice and it wasn’t the grade he gave. I asked for a £15 discount, which using the goldmine grading system, is the fair price to pay on a record in this condition.

cunt just sent me back a generic, nonsense reply, not even entering into any form of negotoaton. he told me he paid 20 sniffs for it a few weeks ago, even though there was a sticker on the inner sleeve for £35. told him this isn’t how selling to fellow members works. you win some, you lose some.

he sent back another message again just talking shit and saying return for full refund (i’d pay P&P)

I’ve kept the dick waiting for a week, and have just messaged him again saying that I will keep the lp, but if he isn’t even prepared to meet me at least half way, I’ll leave the appropriate feedback.

we will see!

cheers guys

#17

*he paid £40, not £20

#18

do you have a mono cartridge rich?

#19

Stupidly bought Sea change, Guero and The Information on cd back in the day. Will definitely get Sea change on vinyl as a priority and the others at some point even though they’re probably my least fav Beck albums.

Hoping we’ll get Grandaddy re-issues now they are back on the scene.

#20

Problem I have with discogs is the cost of postage. Where I live (in Italy) even basic postage for a single record is over 10 euros. So costs the same as ordering from the UK or another European country. Basically makes it not worth buying anything other than high value stuff.

Had a dispute once with a record I sold - was immaculate - guy claimed it had some sort of imperfection on the spine of the sleeve. Was a pussy and essentially ended up giving it to him for free. I thought I had been as clear as possible with descriptions but basically double-downed on it after that and insisted on sending people photographs etc. Probably ott for 99% of people but unfortunately there are always going to be a few people who are out to take the piss.

#21

Picked up Shaking the Habitual for a £10 in Fopp Covent Garden. Beautiful triple gatefold with posters and CDs. Bargain.

Also got The Antlers - Familiars for a fiver, CD included. Excellent haul all in all.

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#22

yeah, that sucks man.

fuck that! I always dig my heels in on stuff like that

agreed. the chap I bought the record off had pretty solid feedback. 1000+. when you’re selling shit loads of records, you simply don’t have time to play test every record. that’s fair do’s and probably what happened with the De La record

#23

Quick poll.

When your record comes with all sorts of bits and bobs, posters, CDs etc, what do you do with them?

  • Keep it all inside the sleeve forever.
  • Posters are for walls, put them up! CDs live with other CDs!

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#24

I also keep gig tickets inside the reocrd sleeve if I’ve seen them on the tour for that album

#25

second that. pricey. but damn
classy.

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#26

Normally take the CD for the car. Just leave posters in the sleeve once I’ve had a look at them.

#27

me too
set lists as well

#28

also record goes in poly lined inner sleeve
original sleeve, now empty, goes inside outer sleeve
both stored next to each other in separate poly sleeve