If You Want To Find A Record

[Ian Williams]

What should you do - where should you look, how many lists do you need to look at - how many Facebook groups should you advertise on.

I know it depends on the 45 you want - interested in all the ways you go about finding an elusive 45 and any interesting means to do it.

[Guest Matt Male]

rare soul wants on Facebook is pretty good. I think quite a few of us are on there.

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/274087706003855/

[Mike]

What should you do - where should you look, how many lists do you need to look at - how many Facebook groups should you advertise on.

I know it depends on the 45 you want - interested in all the ways you go about finding an elusive 45 and any interesting means to do it.

 

easy no fuss way

as you are already a member then just use the wants section on here

make sure you put your want in the title

 

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/forum/17-record-wants/

[Labeat]

What should you do - where should you look, how many lists do you need to look at - how many Facebook groups should you advertise on.

I know it depends on the 45 you want - interested in all the ways you go about finding an elusive 45 and any interesting means to do it.

On here is as good as anywhere, also, i reckon you are not too far from Gloucester and Cheltenham... both hotbeds for record collectors/dealers/sellers, all nice lads and helpful too. Weekenders have a vast choice of sales also.

[Mtay9778]

Soul Source is by far the best way to find and buy vinyl in my opinion. Discogs is good for finding information and I've bought a few off there too, Popsike is good to get an idea what a record has sold for. Ebay is hit and miss. Then there are the dealers websites but be prepared to pay a little bit more. 

[kevinsoulman]

put a search on ebay.com for the b side sometimes works

kev

[Tiberius]

Straight forward google search 1st, then if that draws a blank the "wants" adds already mentioned.