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[Guest in town Mikey]

I have seen occasionally guys chasing certain records and then a year or so down the line floging them again.

It makes me think that people who move records on at a steady rate actually have absolutley no respect for what they have in their possesion.

[Guest James Trouble]

What, like shagging around shows a desrespect for woman?

Oooh, that Mikey from Wales, he's been chasing that bird from Liverpool for months, and when he finally gets his hands on her he dumps her the next day because he's got his eye on the busty blond from Essex!

Edited August 23, 2005 by James Trouble

[Winsford Soul]

I have seen occasionally guys chasing certain records and then a year or so down the line floging them again.

It makes me think that people who move records on at a steady rate actually have absolutley no respect  for what they have in their possesion.

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From a personal point of view , i buy a record because i like it and never sell. But i know a lot of people who are chasing there dream record, what ever that might be ! Buying and selling there way to it is the only way most people can afford to do it.

[Mace]

I have seen occasionally guys chasing certain records and then a year or so down the line floging them again.

It makes me think that people who move records on at a steady rate actually have absolutley no respect  for what they have in their possesion.

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I've known people who do it within a matter of weeks.

That ain't collecting to me its swapping

Makes it very easy to say - 'Ive had it in the past' or 'Used to play that years ago'

Suppose some DJs like to constantly play new sets, so can understand that to a point, and some collectors will by on a whim, and then decide they want something else more so have to sell it on.

Mind you, there's always the allniter purchase that sounded great through some cheap headphones at 4.30 a.m. but sounds absolute shite at midday the next day....

Edited August 23, 2005 by Mace

[Guest Dan]

agree mikey to an extent but then you are a bit strange

you've been collecting and buying blind for years without even having a record player haven't you? that's what i call dedication!

[Guest in town Mikey]

agree mikey to an extent but then you are a bit strange

you've been collecting and buying blind for years without even having a record player haven't you? that's what i call dedication!

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Ah yes, but I only buy pretty labels that match my wallpaper.

I think these people should be drummed out of allnighters and have rotten fruit thrown at them.

[Dave Abbott]

Mind you, there's always the allniter purchase that sounded great through some cheap headphones at 4.30 a.m. but sounds absolute shite at midday the next day....

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how many times have i dont that. And i will continue to do so. I just will never learn

[Bitchdj]

ooh mace we have all bought such an awful record at 4am ..the trouble is now i am on my 3rd collection i just cant afford to collect anymore...when i occasionally dj the punters would not be happy if i just churned out the same old records week in week out...( unlike some i could mention )....to get what i want sumtimes takes months of careful planning..buying a thing to sell etc..but some times its just the fact that the longed for article just doesnt hold the affection it had in my mind ...so off it goes and its on to the next one..its an addiction,...nay an illness

[Simon T]

I have seen occasionally guys chasing certain records and then a year or so down the line floging them again.

It makes me think that people who move records on at a steady rate actually have absolutley no respect  for what they have in their possesion.

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Not sure about respect, probably a lack of appreciation.

The scene always has had people who have turned over records in quick succession, particularly the big ticket numbers or the ‘in’ sound of that month. DJ have always had a prolific turn over of stuff, to keep sets fresh, but I do agree there does seem to be a few people who appear to want whatever they been told to want and then sell it to get the next ‘want’

I think twenty five plus years ago there were few big money records and significantly less collectors and dealers to be interested in buying and selling such records. Nowadays, there must be fifty fold the numbers and so the ‘must have’ mentality and subsequent attaining, and then moving on, is now amplified significantly.

There seems to be thousands of four figure records now and so it may seem that so-and-so has a copy of some expensive sound one month and not the next, as they’ve let it go to buy another over-price bit of vinyl. Despite what people would like to portray, there ain’t that many rich people on the scene, well not after someone grassed them up to the tax man!! (Top tip: if you’ve got cash to splash, send your wants list out in the spring, when the tax demand start coming through letter boxes!)

Aside, Seven Day Lover was reputed to be the first £100 record (? To Ovenchip?), any ideas what was the first £1000 platter?

[Ted Massey]

Not sure about respect, probably a lack of appreciation.

The scene always has had people who have turned over records in quick succession, particularly the big ticket numbers or the 'in' sound of that month. DJ have always had a prolific turn over of stuff, to keep sets fresh, but I do agree there does seem to be a few people who appear to want whatever they been told to want and then sell it to get the next 'want'

I think twenty five plus years ago there were few big money records and significantly less collectors and dealers to be interested in buying and selling such records. Nowadays, there must be fifty fold the numbers and so the 'must have' mentality and subsequent attaining, and then moving on, is now amplified significantly.

There seems to be thousands of four figure records now and so it may seem that so-and-so has a copy of some expensive sound one month and not the next, as they've let it go to buy another over-price bit of vinyl. Despite what people would like to portray, there ain't that many rich people on the scene, well not after someone grassed them up to the tax man!! (Top tip: if you've got cash to splash, send your wants list out in the spring, when the tax demand start coming through letter boxes!)

Aside, Seven Day Lover was reputed to be the first £100 record (? To Ovenchip?), any ideas what was the first £1000 platter?

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I bought the first £300 record Lady in Green of Andy Spencer. When Dave Knight found out he phoned and said its only worth £150 i said ok go and get me one, he soon shut up. My missus found out wheni was on radio stoke she went ape shit

[Mark Bicknell]

Fantastic this music ain't it, always has been and always will be.

Mark Bicknell.

[Simon T]

I bought the first £300 record Lady in Green of Andy Spencer. When Dave Knight found out he phoned and said its only worth £150 i said ok go and  get me one, he soon shut up. My missus found out wheni was on radio stoke she went ape shit

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He probably meant it was worth £150 per side!

[Ted Massey]

He probably meant it was worth £150 per side!

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Like it the only problem with it was it had been through quite a few dj hands and the condition was not up to much still i think i would get my money back

[Simon T]

Like it the only problem with it was it had been through quite a few dj hands and the condition was not up to much still i think i would get my money back

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A mutual old friend of ours paid £2K around 1988 and sold it to a certain Scottish chap about 1995 for around the same amount. So yours must still be worth £30 -£40 now!

[Ted Massey]

A mutual old friend of ours paid £2K around 1988 and sold it to a certain Scottish chap about 1995 for around the same amount. So yours must still be worth £30 -£40 now!

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ha ha was that CF

[Guest the dukester]

POSSESION IS 9/10 's OF THE LAW

[Guest]

I bought the first £300 record Lady in Green of Andy Spencer. When Dave Knight found out he phoned and said its only worth £150 i said ok go and  get me one, he soon shut up. My missus found out wheni was on radio stoke she went ape shit

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Dave Knight allways was wierd,he used have about 30 records most of em he had

twice,all big ticket tunes of the day,i`m gone;E Parker,E Parker;please keep away

from me....etc,nutter!!ok nice nice nutter

[Guest in town Mikey]

Dave Knight allways was wierd,he used have about 30 records most of em he had

twice,all big ticket tunes of the day,i`m gone;E Parker,E Parker;please keep away

from me....etc,nutter!!ok nice nice nutter

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Ah well.

Soulsmith was moaning at the Cardiff niter, that its too nice on SS at the minute. I thought I'd try and kick off a fight.

Back to loosing out to wet paper bags again then :angry:

[Guest]

Ah well.

Soulsmith was moaning at the Cardiff niter, that its too nice on SS at the minute. I thought I'd try and kick off a fight.

Back to loosing out to wet paper bags again then  :angry:

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Confused

[Ted Massey]

Dave Knight allways was wierd,he used have about 30 records most of em he had

twice,all big ticket tunes of the day,i`m gone;E Parker,E Parker;please keep away

from me....etc,nutter!!ok nice nice nutter

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he had some great tunes most came from Searling I got his Eddie parker i have a list some where the prices would make you weep