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Now about how many records should we bring? i would think you could get away with a few hundred records. like 150-300. really. different events around an area are going to bring different clientele just like here in the states if you were to go …
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Now about how many records should we bring?
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IS IT A RE-ISSUE? No doesn't look like it. Looks just like the 12"
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This might be a little too late but oh well it's a nice 7" anyway. Has Warm It Up Kane on the flip with full picture cover.
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It seems to me that there is a techinical term for Test Pressings, but test pressing can also mean an unfinished white label promo thrown out there in limited quantities to test the market or promote a full length release. Either way I can consider …
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A bit nitpicky but that's not a test it's a promo. Test Pressing: Abbreviation: t/p, TP Strictly speaking the test pressing has a similar role to the acetate, with a few vinyl copies being pressed up in order for those involved with the record…
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im not special, and neither is that record. just youre average everyday straight bumper bitch Well we've already established that the record was shitty so move on. Not everthing can be a winner including you.
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A bit nitpicky but that's not a test it's a promo. The fact that it doesn't say test on it doesn't matter to me. A lot of tests pressings posted up here aren't different from the commercial release which is kind of what this thread was supposed …
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A bit nitpicky but that's not a test it's a promo. The fact that it doesn't say test on it doesn't matter to me. A lot of tests pressings posted up here aren't different from the commercial release which is kind of what this thread was supposed …
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^^That's a nice Test. I was fortunate enough to locate one of those^^. This one I've had for a while now. It's off that Marley Marl album on BBE. Don't think it was ever released as a 12".
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I'd disagree on that one. The beat is kinda on the Jam On it bassline tip.
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Diamond D Test Pressing with instrumentals and 45King Remix Beatnuts Test Pressing for "Off The Books" remix from the Spot Remix EP with instrumental. Never released.
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Early PB Wolf Test Pressing with Rasco's "Run The Line" remixes. Different from the commercial issue on Copasetik Wow, stones throw test pressings. I guess that eliminates the A-List dj fantasy thing. They were like, "this rasco song is for the…
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Early PB Wolf Test Pressing with Rasco's "Run The Line" remixes. Different from the commercial issue on Copasetik
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Really. Someone told me it was at the Grand Ball room out here. I got hooked up with false info.
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Trainwreck
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That's right "Fried Chicken" Thanks I get that mixed up sometimes.
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I can get that Sandwiches promo but dude is asking $200. Don't know if I'd pay that much though plus I have the instrumental LP's they put out so I have that covered. If U don't want it, PM me with dudes details - I'll fork out the cash for it.…
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My (late) .02: Hip-hop is definitely collectable and in some cases pressed in lower numbers than a lot of the souljazzfunk stuffs. Vanity pressings, white labels, whatever, it's a collectors paradise. But it all boils down to supply and demand. …
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So have you ever found a copy of The Beatnuts "Sandwiches" 12" for $1 or a copy of Big Daddy Kane's "Ain't No half Steppin" promo 12" with the instrumental Dub? who is this guy? arent you the same dude that was calling ross a snob? maybe i …
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I think, in general, hip-hop records are easier to come by than raer grooves/breaks. My theory: part of this is that most young people who buy vinyl today are taking better care of their records and treating them like collectibles, whereas back whe…
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So have you ever found a copy of The Beatnuts "Sandwiches" 12" for $1 or a copy of Big Daddy Kane's "Ain't No half Steppin" promo 12" with the instrumental Dub? who is this guy? arent you the same dude that was calling ross a snob? maybe i …
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Do you think Hihop vinyl is more rare than all those rare groove records everyone seems to be after? I've asked this question to close friends before and some of them agree that Hiphop is more rare, others don't. Considering that there are a lot fo …
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Don't think you can say a specific genre is raer. There are a gang of raer hip hop records, most being things u wouldn't think are raer. I can tell u a stickered US pressing of the 1st Fu Schnicken's LP is hard to come by. I see the pete rock promo…
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It's all about collecting raer Pro Tools sessions and hard drives duke! Damn I guess I need to start collecting those now too.
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Yeah I ain't talkin about the Ying Yang vinyl....I'm talking about the good stuff. Who's the snob here? Is "the good stuff" akin to "that real schitt"? The mind boggles at the thought of so many competing hierarchies of value. We were ta…
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Ross Hogg is on my Bay Area DJ snobbery hit list. It's jokes, Dude. Methinks you take the internets a little too seriously. Yeah I ain't talkin about the Ying Yang vinyl....I'm talking about the good stuff. Who's the snob here? Out of cont…
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I don't know where you guys are looking though.... I mean 99% of hip-hop vinyl is flooded right now. There are a lot of records that are rare, current and past.... but the vast majority is common (right now). What you are seeing is just a trend -…
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Manufactured raers? Doesn't matter. I'm not looking for that Clear Lake anyway that record still comes around. Right then, you're looking for stuff like "Main Ingredient" Instrumentals and the Japanese "Searchin'" remix 12 and Ghostface "Goodtim…
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On a side note: It would seem to me that some 70s, 80s & 90's local releases will prove to be even raerer than big dollar 60s stuff, think about it - vinyl as a format was on the decline since the 70s, so pressing sizes would naturally be small…