Geeselad

Here mine, all big int 8ts, Tempests- someday Joe Stamply- Not too long ago Howard Guyton- I watched you slowly slip away Roseivelt Grier- Pizza pie man Dave Charles- Aint gonna cry no more

not at all most cheapos beat yer top rarities every time, but even if its dead common it can still have a value through demand, unlike this, which I've seen at fairs for as little as 50p, unlike say something like nine times, or tired of being lonley. But hey if you like this, good on you, sorry not for me.

I wouldnt be so sure, hott records, was a pretty obscure indie, with quite a few good soulful tracks on it, its not a re either it came out at the time as the us, not sure if all the mixes are the same, I'd after ogg it.

In my op it depends, Viusual condition or how the bloody thing plays, there can be a massive discrep between the two, I have some tunes thatlook awful and play great and others that look great but I'd never play out, it also depends on demand, cheapos( less than a tenner) are virtually worthless if in poor cond, big rarities can still fetch good money, some tunes, you just cant find in good condition. But as a rule of thumb anything less than VG should go for about half its book value, I bought a Velvet Satins at KH for 120, it book 250, and the copy plays with no surface, so I consider it a bargain. others would be mortified at anything less than M-, Generally tis good advice to listen before you buy anything of any value.

Niether of those listed are as good as deliver me- UK hott records- probns his rarest too.

Payed £40 for mine off Les hare, king bee, last month, only 500 issued so it can only go up, The DJ genisis was reissued recently, so that could account for it turning up.

Dont like it, its cheep for good reason

was well in to this about 5 years ago, great value cheapie