Holy Scales!
meatyogre
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http://cgi.ebay.com/FUNK-harvey-scales-TRYING-SURVIVE-magic-touch-NM-/260683376243?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item3cb1f0a673
hijo de la chingada
lots more copies of that floating around than the Major & The Lieutenants sold in the same auction...
hijo de la chingada
lots more copies of that floating around than the Major & The Lieutenants sold in the same auction...
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I'm bummed because I'm fairly certain that this dude picked this up on the cheap from another local dealer while I was in nyc NOT picking this up on the cheap from said local dealer. Had I only stayed put that weekend...
Great tune about struggling to get by that now ironically only a handful of dudes w/ deep pockets can afford.
Sheeeet, "W.E.L.F.A.R.E."'s great too, but "Trying to Survive" just did Ellipsis numbers.
Anyone wishing to swap a Scales for a Castro get at me.
Didn't think so.
Damn near Scorpio & His People numbers. Which means, all things aside, it must be just shy of "mediocre" quality wise.
But theres question Ive been meaning to ask and the answers probaly well known to everyone on the board but me.
In the bid history the second highest bidder has three bids for the same amount at the same time.
Also the third highest bidder has two bids at the same time. Is this the result of some bidding software? What is the point if it just bids the same amount. I see this a lot especially on 45s .
I always find bid history interesting reading and a reflection of the true demand for the record. Last week the Thrust lp went for $2000 now I reckon $700 probably a closer realistic value. Two bidders put $2000 down but the third bid was $300. If one of the Kamikazi bidders hadnt of showed up it would have been $300. Suggesting the next one aint going to do so good. Also happened a few weeks ago when that Ethiopian record did $4000+. Good for the sellers.
are you saying you weren't aware if Harvey Scales before? Just find it curious that some folks can be up on 4 digit records, the deep and rare and not be aware of an artist that wrote a multi-million seller (disco lady), has plenty of funk and soul classics, "get down", "broadway freeze", "the yolk", "football", records on Stax and Mercury...Harvey is hardly a rare and obscure artist...he played our record shop's Christmas party for chrissakes...does it really take an expensive record to legitimize an artist?
undoubtedly copies will be coming out of the woodwork now.
certainly i'll sell my personal copy for that kinda bread....
Harvey says he has no records..i've worked with him numerous times, and the first time I did I hit him up for a copy of his cuca release and he said he hadn't had any records of his own in years... In fact he loved going through his singles my DJ partner and I had of his because he hadn't seen them
in so long....
I really wanted to bid some coin on Meaty's Cuca auction a couple weeks back but had condition fright.
He has more than one Cuca release. OMG didn't you know??
about the exsistence of a million record selling artist