Since the release of "House of 100 Corpses" in 2013, Zombie has been the man behind the camera for 10 films. Tommy Johnson was one of two musicians from his era to have purportedly pushed out different stories that burgeoned their own legends. Rumor has it that Olivia Newton-John hated the way she looked in the picture printed on the front of the disc so much that she had the record company stop the pressing. Led Zeppelin was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995. An original pressing of the Boss first single on Columbia records is extremely hard to come across. This album was recorded by the King during the studio session for another song. However, there are always exceptions to this rule; so many facts cannot be called a rule. Straight away, we knew that wed written something beautiful, but I had no idea of the impact it would have.. The Beatles have remained relevant in popular culture despite having last played in public together in 1969, when they performed on the rooftop of Apple Corps headquarter in London. The album included a psychedelic butterfly poster. Bruce Springsteen had his breakout album with "Born to Run" in 1975, although he wouldn't be the only one to catapult to fame after working on the album. Out of those movies, Madonna's most critically acclaimed role came with the musical "Evita" in 1996, for which she won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Musical/Comedy. All I Want For Christmas Is You has sold 16 million copies, and its popularity surges each year during the holiday season. Mr Lumley said, if the signatures can be verified, that album would be worth anywhere between $120 and $150. A copy once sold on eBay for. One is on display at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, while the other sold for $5,500 in 2012. 8 / 10 In the 90s, the label decided to re-release the album and accidentally shipped out a few of the old records to some stores by mistake. Advocating for herself paid off for Gaynor, and the single sold 14 million copies. The record features the songs Reveraration (Doubt), Youre Gonna Miss Me, Fire Engine, and Tried to Hide. The Thirteenth Floor Elevators were hugely influential, in essence inventing the psychedelic rock genre. There are only seven known copies of this record in existence. Hopefully, you kept it safe. Heres another album made more valuable by a controversial cover that was self-censored by the record label. Its estimated that only 10 survived after A&M ordered them all destroyed. Sold for 202.50 USD on 26 Feb 2023 (34 bids) Vinyl Salsa Lp Orquesta Ampliacion Sold for 202.50 USD on 26 Feb 2023 (4 bids) Vinyl salsa vinyl records- Pepe Avils Y Su Orquesta La magnifica" Original 1975 Misfits founder Glenn Danzig had an interesting second act to his career. Kleiser felt that it didnt sound like the rest of the 50s inspired soundtrack. These are the very first pressings, which feature the bands name in gold lettering on a black label. Living in Our Bed for 24 Hours! Nothing will knock out your jazz-cat friends like casually tossing an original 1959 pressing of this platter on the turntable. In 1984, Time magazine described Jackson's influence as such: "(Jackson) is a star of records, radio, rock video. The scam worked like this a large portion of records would be pressed and later written off as unsold. It was one of the more shocking moments in the history of music. In the book, Gladwell introduces the "10,000 Hour Rule" in which he theorizes if you can spend 10,000 hours practicing any one given thing, you are likely to become an expert at it. Awed by the bands that had come together for the event, Scorpions wrote Wind of Change, which sold 14 million copies around the world. His name? Drawbacks to consider for vinyl are maintenance, cost of equipment, and cost of albums. The films main theme became an unexpected huge success. When Davis began performing and recording again in 1981, he did so in front of sold-out crowds but refused to perform his early work, like "The Birth of Cool. Pianist Lowe was in possession of the record until 1981 when he tried to auction it. A few employees filched some copies before they were demolished there are rumored to be close to a dozen that survived. They can go for up to 5 grand. According to blues legend, Johnson met with the devil at the crossroads between Highway 1 and 8 in Mississippi. While that's a fraction of the world's estimated $16 billion recording-industry revenue (most from cheap digital downloads and streams), some fans are still willing to pop a bit extra for a physical, quality copy of their favorite music that won't vanish when their iPhone melts down. It's not completely known what his original birth name was. You can tell if you have the rare UK export by checking for the yellow and black Parlophone Records label. Of the seven extant copies, one is displayed in Pittsburgh's Andy Warhol Museum, while another sold on eBay in 2012 for nearly $5,500. Despite their incredible influence, the discography of the band is quite shortthey only recorded four full-length studio albums. Only 16 copies of this second-pressing pink platter were made. In reality, they were husband and wife. The very limited Australian edition on translucent vinyl is said to only have 50 of its kind though only a small handful have surfaced over the years. Later in his career, Anka was also known for writing songs for other artists, including Frank Sinatra and Buddy Holly. You can also expect to pay a little over $1,000 for a copy of the record's third pressing. Whether you believe the tale or not, listening to Me and the Devil Blues, you can easily hear the profound influence Johnson had on the genre. 14 year old Anka wrote Diana about an older girl at his church, and his hopeless crush ended up paying off, at least monetarily. One of the strangest things about the success of The White Stripes in the early 2000s was the backstory the band presented for itself that Jack White and Meg White were brother and sister. But never discount the fervor and deep pockets of Beatles maniacs. The priciest editions are the third pressing on red-and-white marbled vinyl and limited to 500 copies. Van Halen guitarist Eddie Van Halen had a surprising amount of influence on the success of both. Acetate: A metal, lacquer-coated disc that's produced on specialized equipment, often on the fly, for a demonstration recording of a master tape. By that point, many promo copies were already in circulation. It was like some stupid Rocky film.. The single went on to sell 11.7 million copies. MEXICO 45 CAPITOL LAS ESTRELLAS DE PLATA SALSA GUAGUANCO GUARACHA LATIN, Ralfi Pagan Ralfi Pagan- Neo Soul, Boogaloo, Salsa, Bolero, Cha-Cha, Funk, FRANKIE FIGUEROA Mr. Estilo Volumen 2 LP Shrink ANSONIA orig SALSA GUAGUANCO NM, EDDIE PALMIERI Mambo Con Conga Is Mozambique TICO LP VG+ u. Panama Guaracha 45 Camilo Azuquita Argumedes - Farolera on Artelec HEAR. NEXT: A Volkswagen commercial really put this single on the map. It's rumored ONJ didn't like the picture of herself and asked MCA Records to stop the presses. Panama Guaguanco 45 Tille y su Nueva Dimension - Aqui vengo yo on Monchy HEAR! tracked down the obscure bands drummer, Anthony Assalti for an interview in 2017. Shortly after, White's own Third Man Records label did Elvis fans a solid by reproducing the acetate for a limited-edition 2015 Record Store Day release. Vinyl record culture has come back from near extinction to 41.72-million vinyl record sales in 2021. Such is the case with this already valuable record. Weve got chills, and theyre multiplying! David Bowie became one of the best-selling musicians of all time. Though it originally received mixed reviews upon its release, its since been celebrated as one of the greatest rock records ever made. Its Now Or Never actually hit number one on the UK charts twice, once when it was first released in 1960 and again when it was reissued in 2005. It was the first of eight consecutive albums from the band that hit No. Parker directed other musicals, including "Fame" and "Evita," but he also made hard-hitting dramas based on true stories with "Midnight Express" and "Mississippi Burning.". With a one-of-a-kind item, there's no price precedent, yet Bussard has reportedly turned down an offer as high as $70,000. And should you unearth a first-pressing stereo version (only two copies are known to exist), bank on at least $30,000. It was known the Fab Four themselves received the first four copies of the album. Only six days after signing to A&M Records, the label abruptly dropped the band after it terrorized the company offices. Keep an eye out at garage sales and thrift stores. By 2007, the group had four of the top five highest-grossing concert tours of all time. It may not be number one on this list, but its arguably the coolest record on here. Some Elvis Presley aficionados argue that The King's first commercially released single, recorded at Memphis' Sun Studio, was also the first rock 'n' roll genre record ever made. One lucky Canadian record collector picked up a copy sans the Warhol artwork-adorned sleeve for 75 cents at a flea market, but this was no ordinary re-pressing. Rumor has it that only 300 copies were printed. The band withdrew the cover at the last minute, but a dozen copies survived. Soul vinyl records are in demand and Cash For Records pays cash money on the spot! So much so in fact, that Capitol Records spent $250,000 buying back the 750,000 records that had been printed and shipped to stores. Every 1980s new waver worth their Flock of Seagulls hairdo had this Depeche Mode album back in the day. Blues historians posit that Reed and Hull were from northern Mississippi and their time recording music together didn't go past 1927. NEXT: This single sold millions of copies for a good cause. There are many rumors about the songs origins and meanings. "Lords of Salem" wasn't Rob Zombie's only turn as a director of a Hollywood feature film. Nowadays, the only way collectors can verify a copy as the real McCoy is by the matrix number "BOWPROMO 1A-1/1B-1" stamped on the record itself, hence the nickname "Bowpromo.". Yet precious few possess the record in its original U.K. cover sleeve featuring an orange-and-white megaphone. Plenty of people, as it turns out. The single sold 11 million copies and Rolling Stone named it the top song of the year. Ironically, Chris Stamp, the bands co-manager and producer asked a few of the brands referenced on the cover and in the interludes for endorsement dollars. There are said to be less than 20 mono copies of the record and only two stereo copies. The studio obliged, but not before an estimated dozen copies landed in the hands of employees. may get the most spins on the radio, but its the Seattle bands debut record on famed indie label Sub Pop thats worth the big bucks. NEXT: This single held on to the top spot for 12 weeks back in 1944. Half soundtrack, half dialogue recording, this record was scrapped when Herman Wouk, writer of the novel on which the critically-acclaimed film was based, threatened to never allow the studio to use his work ever again if they released the album. The single itself is rare, but if you have the ultra-rare copy that was released only in Portugal, youve got yourself a small fortune. Where The Rolling Stones have truly cemented their legacy over the years has been on tour. If youve got an original pressing in good condition, it could be worth up to $12,000. The album, which features the song Lafayette Blues on side A, and Sugar Never Tasted So Good on side B. 1-2 by The Maras (Vinyl, 2023, Superclean) $50.00 New $30.00 Used Artaud by Pescado Rabioso (Record, 2015) (8) $52.99 New Selena - 'Ones' by Selena (Vinyl, Capitol) (11) $20.99 New $11.99 Used Bocanada by Gustavo Cerati (Record, 2016) (18) $57.99 New It seems the Young Mens Christian Association didnt love getting a shout out in this gay disco anthem. Malek's portrayal garnered widespread acclaim, and he won an Academy Award for Best Actor. At various times over the years, he's claimed to sleep only 2-3 hours per night, lived in a converted bank vault and bought an armored car with a machine gun turret to drive around his native Cornwall. "The King" gave the record to his friend Ed Leek, who cherished the disc for more than 60 years until he passed and his daughter sold it to White. NEXT: The Fab Four want to hold down the next spot. Parker's film version of "The Wall" won two BAFTA Awards, the British equivalent of the Academy Awards. Former Depeche Mode keyboardist Alan Wilder sold a copy for $4,600 in 2011. Credit: Clem Onojeghuo. Originally dedicated to Marilyn Monroe in 1974, Elton Johns Candle in the Wind made an unbelievable resurgence in 1997. If your copy is from the set's first pressing, there could be a windfall coming your way. That year was the year where vinyl started to make a comeback. Sometimes a small mistake or imperfection is enough to drive up the price of a collectors item considerably. The record features the songs Reveraration (Doubt), Youre Gonna Miss Me, Fire Engine, and Tried to Hide. The Thirteenth Floor Elevators were hugely influential, in essence inventing the psychedelic rock genre. Selena y Los Dinos 16 Super Exitos Originales Tejano Tex Mex Record Lp, SELENA & LOS DINOS Female Vocalist Of The Year - And The Winner Is GP LP VG+ u, SELENA Y LOS DINOS La Llamada 1993 MEXICO 7 PROMO 45 Latin Cumbia Tex-Mex, Selena Amor Prohibido Lp 1994 Ecuador Shakira Paulina Rubio Guzmn Trevi Thalia, Beto Quintanilla - Ms Corridos, Un Tiro En La Espalda, Las Cuatro Camionetas, MAGGIE Y Su Tribu Canta El Negrito Calaven Maracanhgallia ORIG 45 RARE SALSA, BOBBY VALENTIN Y SU ORQ. Sadly, both marriages could not with stand the pressures of stardom and success. Success wasnt a matter of now or never for this Elvis hit. eBay. A few of these records made it into the right hands and achieved cult status. Valuable records are dominated by classic bands, including Pink Floyd. Thanks to a boost from a 1997 Volkswagen commercial, Trios single Da Da Da (I Dont Love You You Dont Love Me) sold 13 million copies. By continuing to use this site you consent to the use of cookies on your device as described in our cookie policy unless you have disabled them. The price was deemed too steep for the vinyl, which was not in the best shape. This 1982 single embodies the weird minimalism of German New Wave, and it was a hit in Europe long before reaching the States. on eBay in 2015. These days it costs a lot more money to buy a vinyl record than before 2007. Along with pre-Ringo drummer Colin Hanton and pianist John Lowe, they laid down these two tracks (an original tune, plus a Buddy Holly cover) in a Liverpool studio. Rock Your Baby was originally written for KC and the Sunshine Band, but their lead singer couldnt quite hit the high notes the tune requires. 13 The rare versions of records are worth more to collectors Sung by doo-wop group The Ink Spots, If I Didnt Care made a splash on the music scene and sold 19 million copies. Wilson died in 2012 of prostate cancer. Miles Davis revolutionized the jazz genre multiple times during his career, but his most valuable record (at least in financial terms) is Kind of Blue. That's a ton of cash to shell out for less crackle and pop. It has been covered by artists from Diana Ross to Cake, and drunkenly karaoked by yours truly. This Beatles Collection BC13 14 x LPs Vinyl Box Set with poster sold for an impressive 120 at our Cobridge auction this month. However, the iconic track almost didnt make it in the picture. This single, which was reprinted by Paul McCartney himself is worth a heck of a lot of money. Despite the fact that the song ranks. Made with a budget of just $6 million, "Grease" racked up $366.2 million in box-office sales, which is the equivalent of $1.5 billion in 2022. Led Zeppelin was hands down the biggest band of the 1970s. The most notable of those was probably the reboot of the "Halloween" franchise in 2007. Sell products on Amazon; Sell apps on Amazon; Supply to Amazon; Protect & Build Your Brand; Become an Affiliate; The collector put his copy up on eBay and ended up scoring $25,200. 1, stored in a bank vault for 35 years. They had only four songs recorded by the time the deadline was nearing and had to record seven songs in one day a process that took nine hours and 45 minutes. There were only 16 copies of the second pressing of this compilation album. Even if you arent in possession of this original vinyl, copies with low serial numbers will still fetch a high price A0000023 sold for $13,750 in 2012. Then light-heavyweight champion Henry Maske was set to fight his final match in 1996, and Bocelli and Brightman sang their duet live at the beginning of the event. The record label decided to be cautious in the wake of the controversy and political turmoil and ordered the records destroyed. Many critics consider it to be Davis greatest record it is also the best-selling jazz album to date. A few employees filched some copies before they were demolished there are rumored to be close to a dozen that survived. Its the cover that makes this particular record ultra-valuable. There were only 1,000 copies in the first run of the Whos third album half pressed in stereo and half mono. If youve got an original pressing in good condition, it could be worth up to, The copies were made for a Detroit record release show for the band in 1998, as the fledgling band was on the incline, destined for stardom. Rammellzee's art didn't just pertain to graffiti. If your record has a barcode, you can use the free Discogs app to scan it. The 3rd pressing of only 500 copies, which had a red and white 12 and a blue 7 vinyl included, has sold for as high as, This record marked the beginning of their career. Slip on your dancing shoes and bust a move to the most expensive soul record ever sold. The classic lineup consisted of two married couples: Fltskog and Ulvaeus, and Lyngstad and Andersson. Many historians consider this to be the first true rock-n-roll record ever made (though this is the subject of heated debate). How scarce is this disc? Joe Ortego I'M NOT A KING / LAUGH IF YOU WILL 60's Texas Teen Doowop - LISTEN! It appeared in 2014 on Discogs with an asking price of $13,500. There are many records in the easy listening genre from the 1950s, such as those by Ray Conniff or Percy Faith, that are now some 60 years old, but they still sell for only a couple of dollars in most used records stores, provided they bother to offer them for sale at all. In 1971, David Bowie's manager had 500 promo records pressed to help his client and fellow artist Dana Gillespie secure a new deal with RCA Records. Stamped with serial number A0000001, it's the bona fide first copy to come off the factory production line. The original pressing of the vinyl has sold for an impressive $2,500. Songs you should know: "Revolution 1," "Helter Skelter," "Blackbird". To make it a real success, Gaynor even campaigned herself, flagging down DJs who worked at Studio 54 and begging them to play the song. It's the best-known peer-to-peer online marketplace which means that there is always a huge volume of potential buyers on the site searching for literally anything you might want to sell. It even inspired sound-alikes: John Lennons Whatever Gets You Through the Night and ABBAs Dancing Queen., NEXT: This single moved off the shelves fast as lightning.. You need to do some research to determine exactly how much your vinyl records are worth. [3] Its unlikely youve got one of the other four, but at that selling price, its worth a look. Can I get on that for my commute? or more. . And then all the sudden, when she started singing I will always love you, I just about wrecked the car..

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