The 1st time you spent mad cake on a record
Mike_Bell
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I'm talking about more than, let's say for the sake of it, $40.The first time I spent dough on a record was in 2002.I bought a minty copy of Pete Jolly "Seasons" for well over $40 from Dan (LaserWolf) at Jump Jump Music. And I haven't looked back since...
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I splurged and put $120 on that Food LP.
Then $200 and $300 was around the bend, after selling some stuff for $500 a popper.
There is no price limit, so long as I can sell shit for some high prices.
paid i think 75 USD.
DJ Ferrari
Bad Medicine - Trespasser 45 OG M- shape.
It was a good 120 bones, and worth every penny. I had dough at the time cause I sold some psych record and a Dysons Faces LP (oops).
and hated myself for like 6 months.
like B.I.G. said, Things done changed...
Are there two different covers? The one I have he's drooped over the drum with his head hanging down and not looking so happy. Or is that just a picture of the back of the LP you have?
I would pay $60 for that right now.
Does this routinely go for that much or more?
I have a couple of copies and I see the record all the time at thrift stores in VG/VG+ condition and better.
Axelrod was like the de-virginizer of cheapness for many a young record digger.
My first big purchase was a sealed copy of the Auction for $40 back in 2000
I heard this had made breakbeat raers on it so I balled out.
Up until recently, that's the most cash I've ever paid out for a record, though I recently jumped up to $175 for a record and these days, I'll drop $100 on something with only minimal deliberation if I think it's worth it.
I didn't spend $ on it, but I was excited the first time I saw the cover for "supermellow".
Then I heard it.
about 1.5 - 2 years later, after i had given up on ever seeing the $$, i finally got the check. It wasn't life changing money or anything, but i decided to splurge on the LP topping my list at the time: Gal Costa Tuareg. cost me ~$40 i think.
Funny thing is, a few months later i somehow got another check from the same inheritance, apparently they had underestimated the $$ she had or something (i dunno). I bought a sealed Sagittarius by Frank Cunimondo for $75*
*sad part is, this and other Cunimondos used to be everywhere here in Pittsburgh back in the day, and i never bought them (see records you regret not buying thread.)
almost 5:00 yet?
p.s. records-only day RULES!!!