recenty sold a high keys, living a lie (light blue demo) £250, as i had 2 copies. my gud mate came round 2 spin a few sounds who also has a same copy. knowing also that the above sold on Mr Manships auction 4 £300+ recently it got us talking...
there are 4 original formats ( manship guide)
VERVE DJ yellow £300
,, ,, DJ light blue £250
,, ,, dark blue £200
,, ,, black £300
it got us wondering.. who else owns a copy? where r they? wot format? and wud they keep or sell? supply n demand which dictates the value.
so the question is...
how many of u gud people have a copy/format/keep or sell
which will tell which of the 4 is the rarest format ,knowing that this record was not hard to obtain in the 70/80s
Russoul1 3 posts
Pete S 2 posts
Paul McKay 1 post
hi all
recenty sold a high keys, living a lie (light blue demo) £250, as i had 2 copies. my gud mate came round 2 spin a few sounds who also has a same copy. knowing also that the above sold on Mr Manships auction 4 £300+ recently it got us talking...
there are 4 original formats ( manship guide)
VERVE DJ yellow £300
,, ,, DJ light blue £250
,, ,, dark blue £200
,, ,, black £300
it got us wondering.. who else owns a copy? where r they? wot format? and wud they keep or sell? supply n demand which dictates the value.
so the question is...
how many of u gud people have a copy/format/keep or sell
which will tell which of the 4 is the rarest format ,knowing that this record was not hard to obtain in the 70/80s
we await your response n feedback
happy soulin....