Home Theater Forum › Home Theater Forum › Entertainment › Music › Owning rare CDs
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:

Owning rare CDs - Page 3

post #61 of 66
3/8/07 at 10:57am

Re: Owning rare CDs

Heck i have a sealed Couldnt Stand the Weather,SACD. I might ask $75 for it.
Reply
post #62 of 66
3/8/07 at 11:04am

Re: Owning rare CDs

Quote:
Originally Posted by dany
Heck i have a sealed Couldnt Stand the Weather,SACD. I might ask $75 for it.

Ya, we can ask whatever we want, all we have to do is pay eBay. I don't know if asking a wild price is evidence it is worth it, but if somebody buys and you get paid, I guess it was, at least that time it was to somebody.

Chris
Reply
post #63 of 66
3/9/07 at 6:28am

Re: Owning rare CDs

I've seen it go for 90 bucks but i just cant bring mysrlf to ask that much so 75 bucks must be a pretty fair price.
Reply
post #64 of 66
4/12/07 at 12:00am

Re: Owning rare CDs

Quote:
Originally Posted by dany
Heck i have a sealed Couldnt Stand the Weather,SACD. I might ask $75 for it.

A couple were just sold on the stevehoffman.tv "Marketplace" near that price.

I suppose this CD can be considered rare....

Quote:
Seiko Matsuda - Pineapple
CBS/Sony 35DH 3
Made in Japan
Copyright date 1982
No barcode
According to this link , this was one of the first 50 titles released on CD by Sony on October 1, 1982. I recently happened upon a mint CD of this title. Given that this title most likely wasn't distributed outside of Asia, I would think there aren't that many discs pressed.

Otherwise, I have a good number of Hong Kong pop CDs pressed in West Germany/Japan between 1983-1986 that are fetching upwards of US$120.00 on internet auction.
Reply
post #65 of 66
5/21/07 at 10:03am

Re: Owning rare CDs

I figure I will post the below pic of a CD I have....



Hahaha....Home Theater Owners Association?! And I was a charter member?!
Reply
post #66 of 66
5/21/07 at 11:03am

Re: Owning rare CDs

My only real rarity is the original Japanese pressing of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska. They initially used the wrong master tape that was, it most opinions, better sounding the mix used for the "official" U.S. release and included an extended version of one song. I actually paid almost $50 for it about fifteen years ago. Be interesting to see what it's worth right now.
Reply
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:
  Return Home
  Back to Forum: Music
Home Theater Forum › Home Theater Forum › Entertainment › Music › Owning rare CDs