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Richard Warwick
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Vinyl record auction post-sale review & show #vinylcommunity
Big prices for some Bowie UK 1st pressings!
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The 10 most expensive vinyl albums in my collection according to Discogs #vinylcommunity
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Ranked in order of Discogs median prices @ 28 June 2024
Let's take a look through NME issue of 25 July 1981 #vinylcommunity
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Episode 6
Let's take a look through NME issue of 11 October 1980 #vinylcommunity
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Episode 5
Showing another Lot of vinyl records bought at local auction #vinylcommunity
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Showing another Lot of vinyl records bought at local auction #vinylcommunity
Record selling at fairs * my 12 tips * & show vinyl stock #vinylcommunity
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12 tips/suggestions for selling records at fairs: 1. Clean the vinyl and record sleeves. Store records in clear outer sleeves 2. Price records realistically for grade 3. Provide details of vinyl grading/matrix/pressings on outer sleeve for certain records 4. Section dividers for storage boxes by genre and for artists if appropriate. Keep albums in boxes by artist in alphabetical order - much ea...
Vinyl records lot at local sale included a personal 'grail' album - very pleased to find this! #vc
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Vinyl records lot at local sale included a personal 'grail' album - very pleased to find this! #vc
Vinyl record auction post-sale review & show. What might my purchase sell for? #vinylcommunity
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Update 1/4/24. I have assessed the vinyl records in the auction lot that I purchased. Of the 102 records I expect to offer for sale at fairs about 50. The remainder will either be donated or discarded. Having regard to condition of the vinyl and sleeves I have priced 50 as follows: 4 at £15 * 4 at £10 12 at £5 30 at 3 for £10 This comes out to be £260. Of course, some will not sell and some wil...
Let's take a look through NME issue of 13 June 1981 #vinylcommunity
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Episode 4
Let's take a look through NME issue of 20 September 1980 #vinylcommunity
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Episode 3
Vinyl record auction post-sale review & show #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl record auction post-sale review & show #vinylcommunity
Vinyl Tag 2024 - introduced by Rob Walker #vinylcommunity #vinyltag2024
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VC channels mentioned are: Andy Ford The Vinyl Orchard The Vinyl Hunters
Vinyl record auction review & show (post-punk/classic rock/Japanese Beatles!) #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl record auction review & show (post-punk/classic rock/Japanese Beatles!) #vinylcommunity
Let's take a look through NME issue of 23 February 1980 #vinylcommunity
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Episode 2
Vinyl record auction post-sale review & show (I've gone big on Goth!) #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl record auction post-sale review & show (I've gone big on Goth!) #vinylcommunity
Let's take a look through NME issue of 24 January 1981 #vinylcommunity
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Let's take a look through NME issue of 24 January 1981 #vinylcommunity
Vinyl record auction post-sale review & showing records bought (including a blind buy!) #vc
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Vinyl record auction post-sale review & showing records bought (including a blind buy!) #vc
Vinyl albums show episode 6 - July 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl albums show episode 6 - July 2023 #vinylcommunity
Vinyl albums show episode 5 - June 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl albums show episode 5 - June 2023 #vinylcommunity
Showing another Lot of vinyl records bought at auction #vinylcommunity
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Showing another Lot of vinyl records bought at auction #vinylcommunity
Vinyl albums show episode 4 - May 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl albums show episode 4 - May 2023 #vinylcommunity
Showing a Lot of vinyl records bought at auction #vinylcommunity
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Showing a Lot of vinyl records bought at auction #vinylcommunity
Vinyl albums show episode 3 - April 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl albums show episode 3 - April 2023 #vinylcommunity
Vinyl record auction post-sale review and showing records bought #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl record auction post-sale review and showing records bought #vinylcommunity
Vinyl albums show episode 2 - March 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl albums show episode 2 - March 2023 #vinylcommunity
Visiting the record fair at Southampton UK on 25 February 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Visiting the record fair at Southampton UK on 25 February 2023 #vinylcommunity
The Kinks - a collection of 7" vinyl records #vinylcommunity
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The Kinks - a collection of 7" vinyl records #vinylcommunity
Vinyl albums show episode 1 - February 2023 #vinylcommunity
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Vinyl albums show episode 1 - February 2023 #vinylcommunity
Showing a collection of all nine studio albums by The Doors.
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Showing a collection of all nine studio albums by The Doors.
Very interesting and very surprising Martin 🤔🤔🤔 The most expensive record in my collection,should i ever want to part with it,is a 7" single....original copy of Tainted Love by Gloria Jones.
I have that Skids album back home in Ireland. A great album.
It is indeed a great album. Thanks for watching.
Prices according to Discogs but the question is : is it the real price on Discogs ? More , there is no official book who evaluate the price of the records.
I understand the price figures on Discogs are based on real transactions for the particular record and pressing. Of course, the figures reflect sales in many territories and might deviate from the UK market taken in isolation. Anyway, its probably the best available guide to prices in real time. Thanks for watching.
It is not the answer i want to hear. There are sales abuse on discogs . All this bad sellers destroys discogs plateform like they have destroyed "cd and lp" and like they have destroyeg "Gemm" platforms.who's next plateform ?
How much did you get the Stranglers Raven album for?
The Stranglers Raven album cost £62 all-in.
I sense a Warwick moment coming one here, are there plans afoot to step up into the big time of hundreds of pounds per album? I hope not as I feel its dangerous territory, but if anyone is savvy enough to pull it off its you Richard! Lots of good sellers in the first lot. Does Tull sell well? The second lots should fly off the stall, alot to sell n do deals on. I think this may be a way forward for my record fair aspirations. Ok how much for the Quad? What's the discount if the Who are you is included? maybe I could get you a short tripod 🤔, cheers 👍 #Bolos
I'm not the 'big bucks' record guy, Stevie... my motto is Pile Them High And Sell Them Cheap! That's what most visitors to record fairs want. The first bundle is only OK - the winners there are the Talk Talk and Steely Dan albums but enough £tenner records to cover my a** as there are really too many bargain bin records. Jethro Tull is not a good seller. But the Sparks albums I wanted are great! The second bundle is really good - lots of £tenner and £more records in there. At just over £three average cost a pop for all those records have to make a profit, eventually. Look forward to visiting your stall at a record fair one day... "this time next year, Rodders"!
OMD's Architecture & Morailty seems to be in four UK sleeve variants, Blue, Grey, Yellow and Blue (no Die cut) I don't think any one is scarcer than the other and all seem to be around roughly the same value. Dazzle Ships seems to go for more, perhaps as the packaging is slightly more elaborate.
Many thanks for watching and for that information - it looks like I have the Grey and Yellow sleeve versions. I would agree on Dazzle Ships - it does seem to be the more desirable record.
Again overpriced Bowie albums, crazy prices. I have both the Bowie Hunky Dory laminated records Gem on the back and the rarer non Gem which obviously is not printed . I bought quite a few years ago for about £250 for both on eBay. Also bought Space Oddity ( David Bowie) for just over £300 about 15 years ago and TMWSTW dress cover recently for £950 . With the sale /buying price plus commissions this is ridiculous. BTY how much was the 3D Raven ?
Those were indeed very strong prices for the Bowie UK 1st pressing albums. TMWSTW 'dress' sleeve was competed for and the underbidder dropped out at the bidding increment below of £1,300. The Stranglers Raven album cost £62 all-in. Thanks for watching and commenting, Mike.
There's a ton of top sellers you'll do well again. It is noticeable the difference of them compared to things people don't want. I don't think Alan Parsons sells well at all and one of those there the 80s one is very dated and is terrible. Ammonia avenue.
Hi Martin. There are quite a few albums in the first bundle I showed that will head straight to my fairs 'any 3 for £10' box, including The Doobies, but others should make more. At an average cost of just over £3 an album have to be happy with the buys.
Ive got the Skids album you mentioned,never knew it came with a free 12" single 😲😲😲
I'm always amazed at some of the prices people are prepared to pay for some records at auction,it's easy to get carried away with the bidding as well I suppose....don't forget the buyers premium as well !!!! You didn't mention it but The Jam "Snap" LP should have a free 7" single with it,in a picture sleeve. You've gotta great varied selection there Richard,I'm sure you'll do alright with them 👍👍👍
There should just be a sellers premium, rip-off !
Hi Nick, yes, prices for the seemingly 'collectable' records are eyewatering! The Buyers Premium at 20% is at the lower end of what auction houses charge now - of course, need to factor that into the maximum bid made on any Lot.
Great informative video again Richard - thanks for updating me on that Bowie dress sleeve ! £1300 with bonus felt tip pen ❤ bargain
Thanks, Gav. The felt tip pen marking inside the sleeve would bug me - I hope the buyer was aware of it before bidding!
Well I reckon that second pile might be pound for pound your best yet. Never see the poster with that Blondie. That first Lloyd Cole is great. Ive got that Costello hits album, decent sound quality considering the amount of songs on it. That Dexy's comp is decent..although for some reason tends to go for just £6-£8.00 . ..A lot of people want that INXS album
The job Lots of vinyl were relative bargains at the auction this time around - very happy with the second pile as most should be quick sellers. Might scan and print copies of the Blondie poster!
Pilton, you made me go and check now, YES, my poster is still there like new 👍
I thought if anyone would have put the Blondie poster to good use it would be you Stevie! 😅
@@Harrispilton22 I was always touched by her presence
Just discovered your channel, Richard. I've been after that Nirvana for years. I only have the single 'Pentecost Hotel', which is fantastic. I know Tuco (from Nebraska) found both the UK and US LPs at a garage sale for a few dollars last year. I hate him!😭
Thanks for watching, Bruce. Yes, 'Pentecost Hotel' is great, it was one of the Nirvana 7" I sold for a friend. An OG of 'Simon Simopath' sold on eBay very recently for £174 - I think I will go with the vinyl reissue! '... All Of Us' is well worth the hunt - I think its very much their best album. Your channel is new to me too. I will call in and catch up on your videos.
You will struggle to get anywhere to get your money back even if you sold them all theres not that much there😢
Thanks for watching, Richard. This video was filmed over 2 months ago and by way of an update I have now sold the majority of these records. The Queen, Depeche Mode and Beatles records have been the quickest/best sellers. Overall this lot will make a modest profit on cost.
Thanks for the memories! Wish we still had access to weekly music paper not in magazine format. I used to read front to back
Thanks for watching, Mark. Yes, quite agree that the weekly newspaper format was the best. The glossy magazine format does not have the same appeal to me.
Heya Richard, is/was the Hawkwind copy of In Search of Space the front folding gatefold version?
Hi James. Yes, it's the front folding gatefold - very nice example. Unfortunately it does not have the Logbook so I have priced this copy lower.
Most of these albums you could buy for 1vorv2 pounds before vinyl came back in fashion😢
Nice haul,,,alot of gems,,,joe jackson stepping out,,brings alot of childhood memories,,,thanks mate,🤍
Thanks for watching and your comment, it's much appreciated.
I have a couple of more recent albums from the UK that I ordered and shipped here to America. Thee Sacred Souls debut album, but the Dinked Edition that as far as I know only a handful of UK stores participate in (Dinked Edition). And a Jalen Ngonda Dinked Edition record also. Both have alternative cover art, with a limited run. Thee Sacred Souls record is going for over 200 on Discogs right now, and Jalen Ngonda record is going for over 100.
Hi Richard this was an interesting one ..that divine comedy album is one I’d like myself I only have it on cd .. I’ve not seen that twice upon a time I wish I’d picked up a copy of it in 1992. Thanks for sharing 👍
Hi Rob, thanks for watching. Harris, and Stevie, have said in comments they have also not seen 'Twice Upon'. What is most surprising is how I was able to buy this relatively cheaply at a major music auction attended by many record dealers.
Richard I enjoyed listening to your clip. I used to watch VC clips but grew annoyed with all the professional record hustlers. I find myself more interested in hobbyist rather than record shop owners. I happen to be a hobbyist who somehow (through great agony at times from the ex) never rubbished his collection. I always wanted the UK Nirvana album. Perhaps I should trade my US Nirvana albums (multiple copies of each) for a copy of the original?
Thanks for watching, Jody, pleased to hear you found the video enjoyable. The UK Nirvana album is very well worth picking up if you get the chance to. The 1st pressing of it sounds superb but need to find a copy with the vinyl in EX condition - of course, those are usually the most costly!
That was interesting Richard. I think most of my 90s would make my top ten but I've not listed all on discogs yet. One day I will. Siouxsie didn't sell much they were on a downward spiral by then though some later hits were great. Peepshow and kiss them from me spring to mind. There was tons of best ofs and greatest hits repackaged or compiled as CDs around then. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Martin. It seems that much of the '90's vinyl sells for big prices as demand exceeds the supply - clearly even with 'Best Of's'. Harris said in his comment that he has never seen Siouxsie 'Twice Upon' so that is an indication of it's rarity.
I made a video on my most expensive compilations as i had never thought people would actually pay a lot of money for them. I don't remember now if more than one had more value than ten or twenty, but the most expensive one was more than a hundred. I'm still amazed by it even though it was released in 1992. Pasi
Some prices for '90's records are extraordinary - and 'Best Of's' are no exception to that it seems. I will check out your video, Pasi.
The vinyl you showed look in mint condition. I have a first 20 vinyl promo release of Columbia by Oasis, copies are on sale for £5k on discogs.
That's a fantastic record to own, a true rarity. Thanks for watching.
Double wow, Twice Upon a Time - The Singles. Likewise to the other comments, never seen it, its a unicorn. One UK on discogs at £200! Some interesting stuff there Richard, I'll keep my eye out as I think I saw that Heep but didnt have a clue.
It seems 'Twice Upon' is rarer than I realised. I bought it at an auction house in Dorset - surprising that my bid was successful as dealers there could have picked it up for relatively little money. Thanks for pointing out the video title goof, Stevie. Have now corrected it.
I have a soft spot for indie compilations - often a cheap way to find interesting bands from various eras, though sometimes when you want some specific local rarity you just have to pay up.
Hi Richard. All of Us was reissued on vinyl as part of the excellent Songlife 6lp boxset. This was released by madfish in 2021. A great pickup for those on a budget. Great vid
Interesting news, Kevin, thanks for that - I will check it out.
Prices never cease to amaze me. 90s albums are often worth more as fewer were pressed. Never understood the vertigo swirl thing as some of them are shockers. The two banshees best ofs are tremendous. I rarely see them nowadays, especially that second one. Still looking for that Elf Lp. Interesting stuff Richard. Cheers, Chris
Quite agree on prices, Chris. Taking the Heep as an example should it be that expensive just because of the label? The price range for the Divine Comedy 'Best Of' is giddy but further demonstrates that '90's vinyl is pretty rare. The CD of it is £1 in many charity shops.
Very nice Richard 👏👏👏 Yes I’m the same I’m constantly looking at records and buying and selling but I myself don’t actually keep that many records compared to others in the VC. Thanks for showing the records but also as always saying something interesting about each of them. So many VC members make these videos but don’t actually say what each record is about. They just pop up the record and I think to myself “oh that looks interesting” and quickly put it down 😅 That Uriah Heep is very high on my want list but yes they are quite expensive and I can never find one in my price range that is in good enough condition to buy. Will you be at the fair tomorrow? I’m hoping to make it. I might have a look at my top 10, I did a video over a year ago and yes I think my top 10 might have changed a lot.
Thanks, Martin, much appreciate your kind words. Yes, I will be at Soton tomorrow. I could have said a lot more about Nirvana. They were pioneering in that their debut album 'The Story Of Simon Simopath' was the first narrative 'rock-opera' album, predating S.F. Sorrow and Tommy by over a year. The song 'Rainbow Chaser' on 'All Of Us' as you may know was the first charting single to feature phasing throughout. The song 'The Touchables' also on the album is the theme song to the film of the same name released in 1968 and largely ignored then but is seemingly now regarded as a cult classic.
Wow ‘Twice Upon A Time’ I’ve never seen it.l..& Ive seen everything at some point. I didn’t even see it during the vinyl. Slump years 97-2010....so there can’t be many!
Interesting to hear that, Harris. There are none currently listed on eBay. Maybe then the seemingly crazy price range on Discogs for this 'Best of' is more understandable.
Once Upon A Time is legendary. Twice Upon A Time is legendary again. Downside Up has their best b sides and rarities.
Thanks as always for a walk through the past of NME
Thanks for watching and commenting, Mark, it's much appreciated.
Very relaxing these vids Richard. Have you thought about getting yourself a tripod or something, so you can record hands free? All the best to you.
Thanks for watching, Rob. I had tested filming with the phone camera in a static position close enough to read the pages and shuffling the paper around under it but there were more focusing issues. I shall experiment further for future editions.
Tip 13 - Always alphabetize the records. The amount of sellers at record fairs that don't alphabetize or even categorize their records is unbelievable. There's no better way of telling people without telling them that you don't respect their time or appreciate their patronage when you don't do these things. If a seller doesn't have their records in alphabetic order or at least categorized by genre I won't bother looking to see what they have. My first question is always how are your records organized and if they tell me they're not and it's all random, I move on to the next table.
A very good point well made. I overlooked mentioning that in the video - you might have noticed that is the way I store records in each box. It is helpful for instances when someone asks 'do you have anything by artist xxx?' and if I do I can find it quickly.
U2 at the Marquee that week 🤣
Was an avid buyer and reader of NME, Sounds, Melody Maker and Record Mirror from the mid 70s to the early 80s. All binned once read. Wish I'd kept at least some of them.
The period here was slightly anti climactic following punk, NME in 76/7/8 was the time to soak up true journalistic hyperbole plus a genuine air of exitement. Not that there wasn't good stuff around but you have Queen & Springsteen as corporates, trogging along through their careers here, by way of contrast to what came before.
I agree, 1980-81 was a lull after the storm of punk and before new wave took off. Of course, NWOBHM was big but this was not much featured in NME.
This is the closest we will ever have to a time machine.
Thanks for watching SM. I appreciate your kind comments on my videos.
All them lovely Bowie albums. That Adam and the Ants alum. KOTWF. Loved to have known if it had the booklet inside and the poster that I got with my original :)
I luv it.Kept pausing to have a read . Music n fashion around this time was going through a transitional period into the new romantic , electronica era. That summer Human league, Depeche Mode , Soft Cell etc. were about to break through with some completely different sounds and more experimental.Interesting time. Thank you for time on these. Really appreciated.
Thanks for watching, pleased you found it of interest. Yes, 1980-81 seems like a lull after the storm of punk and before new wave took off. Of course, NWOBHM was big and getting bigger but this was not really covered in the NME.
Thanks for another great time capsule, very interesting to watch. 👍
Thanks for watching, it's much appreciated.
thanks for this NME nostalgia as I used to purchase every week and read front to back!
Thanks for watching, pleased you found this of interest.
Lesley Woods of the Au Pairs!
This was a brilliant video Richard you've done yourself proud 👍 have to agree with pretty much everything you said. A card machine is only about £30 off Amazon though providing internet works. I'm still on a time out from selling due to being busy elsewhere and wanna get back into it. Stock and cleaning piles are building up! Watch your back muscles with the boxes 👍 overpacked is the worst.
Thanks, Martin. I am hesitating about a card machine because I am not sure it would derive me any additional sales. The buyers at those fairs I attend largely have the ethos of paying in cash. Hope you get the time to sort out your stockpile and get back to selling again soon.
I shouted out 'a young Deirdre Barlow' but alas I was incorrect. Very surprised to hear of any 'difficulty' in a pub in Cork (not), I wonder what Johnny was commenting on at the time? I bet the band would be shocked at the price of 4be2s now, even plywood has shot up here! 'Puzzled by the success of their debut album' is a great line. Bonham's, 4-5 quadruple vodkas (arriving for rehearsals) described as 'pretty tipsy'!! I saw the Q-Tips supporting the Ooo, very good. Re crossword, I haven't seen the film Scum for ages, Phil Daniels etc. Another great NME vid 👍
Johnny having a 'difficulty', I was very surprised myself to learn of that as I thought he was a mild mannered fellow. The Q-Tips seemed to get a lot of love in the NME, don't think they sold more than a dozen records ever. But, they gave us Paul Young and I guess their legacy is they invented those little sticks to clean in all the difficult to reach places!
These are great (despite the slightly shaky hand)! Don't suppose you have any 70's Melody Makers in your collection too?
I have some '70s stuff that I will get around to showing in the future.
@@Vinyl-Heaven-And-Hell2023 Excellent.
I have kept all my nme's from 1977. The lot. Punk!
Nice!
i probably bought that issue along with Sounds. Looking back , I’d rather been 16 in 1970 or 1990 when music in my opinion was a heck of a lot more colourful & optimistic. Ho hum. Thanks from 1 mile from SW England 😁👍(ps i saw Rush at southampton Gaumont in May that year but don’t tell the NME faithful )
I was 16 in the mid '70s and mostly listened to and bought records starting from that time. I have found myself getting more into late '60s / early '70s records in recent years - there was something special about the music scene at that time. Thanks for watching.
I remember reading the review of the imported Costello compilation, a fine album which I still have.
Interesting to hear that. I have not come across that album and will look out for it. Thanks for watching.
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Lots of top tips there Richard. I hate it too when a box is rammed, it makes filming a rummage very difficult ; ) I think I've got a few for the £5 bargain box for sure. Its alot of work indeed so I think you deserve a good payoff for your efforts. I am hoping to do a local record fair at some stage just to have a good bargain clear out and for a few things I bought to flip but I gather you need insurance to take part? For my local one its something crazy like a million pounds, I suppose just in case a falling satellite takes everyone out!
Most fairs organisers (in my experience not all) require the sellers to have their own 'market traders' insurance, in case of claims made for hazards - including personal injury to punters from listening to Todd Rundgren albums!
@@Vinyl-Heaven-And-Hell2023 Tbf that is alot of brain damage 🧠
Nah, i was buying Sounds mag at the very time and getting hugely into the NWOBHM bands like Iron Maiden , Def Leppard, Diamond Head etc. I980 was the year of Heavy Metal without a doubt but NME ignored it almost completely.
You are right about NME having little coverage of heavy metal - perhaps the editorial team at NME decided to concentrate on post-punk/new wave/ska revival in the late '70s and early '80s because Sounds (then Kerrang in the '80s) had metal covered?