8 Comments on Off The Wall - Various - Sun: The Blues Box (Vinyl, LP)

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2. Behind The Dykes: Beat, Blues & Psychedelic Nuggets From The Lowlands [Record Store Day Colored Vinyl] (LP) Various Artists Funkin' In Your Mind [Record Store Day Blue Vinyl] (12").

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3. May 31,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Off The Wall - 10 Years Of Wall Of Sound on Discogs. Label: Wall Of Sound - WALL LP • Format: 3x, Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: UK • Genre: Electronic • Style: House, Hip Hop, Big Beat/5(11).

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4. Jan 12,  · Provided to YouTube by Pink Floyd In The Flesh · Pink Floyd The Wall ℗ Pink Floyd Records Released on: Auto-generated by YouTube.

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5. You can find out how much your old albums are worth with a little education and research. Old records vary greatly in price due to their rarity, condition and the popularity of the artist. The prices paid for rare vinyl tend to constantly go up as the value of common records gradually decreases to almost nothing.

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6. Mar 28,  · i picked this up at a local shop last year for 40$ cdn, mint shape, looks unplayed. i can't even think of a better sounding lp in my collection, totally agree with all comments above (and thats rare on this forum), it might be the 1/2 mastering, or the pressing, or the vinyl itself, but who cares just pick up a copy if you are a fan, take the advice and comments from everyone here, then count /5(K).

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7. Cover: Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] (Chart) Contents LP Series, Starts as Chess/Checker: Chess LP - Rock, Rock, Rock - Various Artists [12/56] There are two versions of album covers, the first has Chess LP in the lower left corner, the second has Chess LP in a white box at the upper right of the cover. I Knew From The Start - Moonglows/Would I Be Crying.

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8. Rock Vinyl Records "Take those old records off the shelf," is the opening line of Bob Seagers "Old Time Rock and Roll," and its never been more fitting than it is today. Even as digital music is everywhere, theres a growing demand for the analog sound of rock vinyl music records.

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