having been looking on ebay im a bit CONFUSED as to which sells better vinyl or cd not that im thinking of selling or any thing id just like to know there worth.ya see i have a couple of rare albums on vinyl that i collected a few years back which i actuly have framed on the walls at home along with my fav 12 inch PS designed sleeves,which brings me to my next request whats your fav sleeve cover be it 12 inch ,7inch ,album,cd whatever id like to know mabe im missing something from my walls
favorate sleve /vinyl or cd
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12 inch record sleeves are the BEST.Every one bar SUBCULTURE is worth having.The trouble with the CD's are that they are too small to really get that WOW factor.But to each their own.Glad you realize they are works of ART though.Well done!![]()
Originally posted by truefaith cheersmy fav is 1981-fep 313-1982 know it?
Yes i own them all on VINYL and CD and it is a great one.But for me MURDER,CONFUSION and THIEVES LIKE US are brilliant and the inner cover of the double PROMO SUBSTANCE
takes some beating.![]()
dont have murder:( awell just have to keep looking the things that people know and have has overwhelmed me any how.i feel like i know and have very little!!!!!
I've got Everything's Gone Green and Movement (White with Burgundy) and they look great! I sometimes swap em out for Bizarre Love Triangle and Temptation/Hurt.
Originally posted by truefaith dont have murder:( awell just have to keep looking the things that people know and have has overwhelmed me any how.i feel like i know and have very little!!!!!
i was fortunate to pick up a copy of Murder yesterday for the princely sum of £2.99. It is a fantastic piece of art (as well as music).
Bit puzzled by this vinyl thing. Ive got 99% of it sitting in the bottom of a wardrobe. i never play it. will never sell it. however,my point is where i live it doesnt hold any value whatsoever. you can pick up anything for less than £3. even Run2. The only one i`ve never seen since i bought it new is the Radio1 live album,i saw the salvation soundtrack about a month ago on vinyl-the price £1.50! The flipside of all this is the price of CD singles. anything pre-republic is £10 & up.
Originally posted by STEVErythings Gone Green Bit puzzled by this vinyl thing. I
ve got 99% of it sitting in the bottom of a wardrobe. i never play it.will never sell it. however,my point is where i live it doesnt hold any value whatsoever. you can pick up anything for less than £3. even Run2. The only one i`ve never seen since i bought it new is the Radio1 live album,i saw the salvation soundtrack about a month ago on vinyl-the price £1.50! The flipside of all this is the price of CD singles. anything pre-republic is £10 & up.
As i live near you i also can pick up stuff really cheap.But as i only want MINTY MINT editions these are the somewhat RARE ones now.But for the collector who just wants them for the sake of owning them..YES they are cheap.
But a lot of NOOL's here are from all over the world and thus stuff can be VERY RARE to them.As mentioned here someone has the MOVEMENT with the BURGUNDY cover.Would love this and the origin place of this would have been easy to get hold of...are they ITALIAN?But here in CHORLEY i have yet to see one in any of the numerous shops i have visited in the NORTHWEST.Not just looking but buying!![]()
Used to stick True Faith and Confusion 12" on my walls with sellotape!!
It completly ruined em!! but in those days they were stocked piled high in Our Price and HMV i didnt care!!
I have always liked the Murder sleeve. But to be honest I think the Low-life CD is better than tha LP! The photos are a work of genius! ![]()
I always hung up the back of Low-Life. Gillian looks so beautiful and sad in that photo that even non-NO fans admire the photo. Unfortunately, the cd is ruined due to label info ect.
Originally posted by DoN Used to stick True Faith and Confusion 12" on my walls with sellotape!!It completly ruined em!! but in those days they were stocked piled high in Our Price and HMV i didnt care!!
You as well ? My one wall had 12" sleeves and album covers spaced out like tiles. Very stylish, and of course in chronological order.