Michael Bailey

Thanks! I think that perhaps the best solution would be a place where people could put in a list of all their trade items that people could browse. A central database. Perhaps I need to start something somewhere.

I have some good duplicates I'd rather trade than sell. Plus, anyone who wanted my dups might have something I'd like (I collect NOLA soul/funk/r&b). It would be good if there were a site where one could advertise one's records for trade. Is there?

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjsi76Bt7zgAhVixYMKHd_uCwMQ3ywwAHoECAQQBA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DTvf_4_JNA80&usg=AOvVaw1cE4a3pANgcO877ZZbGD9i

Wow, I can't believe you have any, much less all three, of these. Where do you live and what time are you out of your house?

Got any for sale or trade? Let's talk.

anything ever happen to this record?

Looking for this 45.

I live in Chicago (US) and will sell you my EX copy for 1,000 pounds. Alternatively, look here: https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/790792572

Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?master_id=903326&ev=mb

https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/2984402?ev=rb Think I should wait, or is that is good a price as I'm gonna get? (I like but don't love the song, and I'd take a lesser condition than "plays mint.") Tell me what to do.

If you know how to use Discogs, you'll see several copies for sale, some for much cheaper.

https://www.discogs.com/Irma-Thomas-Two-Winters-Long-Somebody-Told-You/release/4186436

I collect a specific genre of record: New Orleans R&B (50s), Soul (60s into 70s), and Funk (60s into 70s). I'm wondering how many of you specialize like that, or do you go for the best soul of all genres? (And do we consider "Northern Soul" a genre?) If you specialize, what do you collect?

I'll take (may even prefer, price reflected) lesser copy.

Make me happy

I want.

But if I can't hear anything, can it be damaging the stylus?

Thanks for responses. For one of my records I have both a G+ and a cracked that plays at least Ex. Guess which I play? I suppose that the value of a record is what people will pay. And I'm not selling my cracked records, probably ever.

Diamond Joe, "Moanin' and Screaming'"

I have two very rare records that are cracked from edge well into the center. As long as I make sure (by pressing down if needed, for half a second) that the crack is flat across the split sides, they play excellent to near mint. I don't plan to sell these records but am curious what you think this kind of situation does to the value of a record. Clearly less than a record that plays as well without a crack. But how about compared with a crackless record that has much more noise? Just wondering, because I have too much time on my hands ( or am avoiding real work).

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Sell this to me.

I assume it's gone but if not, I want t.