Rare Library and Soundtrack records for sampling & listening

-niN wrote:othertimes I'll just scoop up a bunch of dirt cheap records and hope they at least have some hidden treasures inem.

Sometimes that's the best strategy to use

for shure!
You get some unexpected stuff you normally wouldn't pick up. expands ur horizon.

-niN wrote:for shure!
You get some unexpected stuff you normally wouldn't pick up. expands ur horizon.

No doubt, stops you being too picky as well

I will find THAT buyer

Yup, there's a sucker born every minute

I'd prefer to find a dope sample off of a record that cost me 1 pound than spending all that on a record that may or may not have some gold on it

Well that's one way to approach things. There are plenty of people who want to spend big bucks on records too. I have always been a big spender when it comes to vinyl. I want the rare stuff. I'm a loop digger. Dollar bin records can be cool but for the most part do not have what a loop digger is really looking for. I'm not going to loop cheap polka records and Michael Jackson's Thriller. Or Bing Crosby or whatever. But whatever, to each their own.

I updated the site with 2 minute soundclips for each record. It was a real pain in the ass but I think it adds a lot to the site. Check it out...

And trust me, every single one of these records has gold on it. That's part of the reason why they are so expensive. You can make entire albums easily from this stuff. These records are loaded with beats, loops, samples, everything. The best of the best.

And what do you guys think about http://www.recordkingz.com ? He has crazy records for very high prices, but he has done business with big name professional beatmakers like Alchemist, etc. So if they are willing to pay high prices for their wax, what does that tell you? They know where the good stuff is.

I spend a few hundred dollars per year on vinyl and I'm in the $1-$5 diggers camp. I find a lot of gems where I live. Unless there is something specific I am looking for, or I must have the wax, most of these really high-priced albums are over-rated for the price (for me at least). And a lot of great cuts can be found on the internet in very high quality anyways.

MeSoHordey wrote:I spend a few hundred dollars per year on vinyl and I'm in the $1-$5 diggers camp. I find a lot of gems where I live. Unless there is something specific I am looking for, or I must have the wax, most of these really high-priced albums are over-rated for the price (for me at least). And a lot of great cuts can be found on the internet in very high quality anyways.

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good luck rapin niccaz.

These auction sites got peoples heads funked up! Its the same reason why you can't buy a 10 second sampler (SP-1200) for less then $1200 in 2012! Someone sold it for a ridiculous amount, and now everyone that owns one expects to get that same price..and many of YOU won't have a problem coughing up that bread!
Get your money Fluent! True collectors know the value of your records ..Personally, I'm a dusty crate digger and the blogsite zip file can work for me, but if I was a collector, I'm sure you'd see my money!