By Mr Guiness
Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:47 am
No sir , I rarely fail in this particular sport and I'm not hung up on the subject because I'd say about 98% of my collection are original pressings . I'm not that other dude , trust me .
I still stand by what I said though , some second pressings are as hard to find as first pressings and they demand alot of money - therefore they are valuable too . this is a fact . I'm well aware that they are not the og pressings . And I'm not talking about bootlegs or reissues you can get from Dusty Groove . Take the Ju Par Universal Orchestra " Moods & Grooves " lp for example . I've had 3 copies , 2 were the first pressings and 1 was the second . The second pressing with the woman with the headphones on the cover is just about as hard to find as the 1st pressing with the waterfall , sh1t I can't tell the difference! lol . The 1st pressing was probabaly pressed in smaller numbers , so of course it would be slighty harder to find then the 2nd , but it's been about 32 years since either one was pressed so theyre both gonna be hard to come by in the FIELD . A rare record is a rare record .
I still stand by what I said though , some second pressings are as hard to find as first pressings and they demand alot of money - therefore they are valuable too . this is a fact . I'm well aware that they are not the og pressings . And I'm not talking about bootlegs or reissues you can get from Dusty Groove . Take the Ju Par Universal Orchestra " Moods & Grooves " lp for example . I've had 3 copies , 2 were the first pressings and 1 was the second . The second pressing with the woman with the headphones on the cover is just about as hard to find as the 1st pressing with the waterfall , sh1t I can't tell the difference! lol . The 1st pressing was probabaly pressed in smaller numbers , so of course it would be slighty harder to find then the 2nd , but it's been about 32 years since either one was pressed so theyre both gonna be hard to come by in the FIELD . A rare record is a rare record .
