A non-dodgy version of Kate Bush Vs Infusion - Running Up That Hill (12", S/Sided, Unofficial). Paid 15€ + shipping (ordered a bunch of other stuff then too, so I can't remember exactly how much I paid for the shipping). I think it's a lot for one single tune, but it was well worth it as it's one of the best tracks I know.

I think I've got loads of CDs I could get a lot of money from selling and most of them I've paid very little for. Some are even stuff I wouldn't have much trouble parting with. Sold some terrible Svenson CDS and the CDS of Holden & Thompson - Nothing (which doesn't even have the full length versions) to some chap for £50. I think I paid like 5€ for them combined, if not less.

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$30 + shipping for a hard copy of Solar Fields - Earthshine

I remember paying quite a bit of money on records and then i sold them all......

I remember buying the following:

http://www.discogs.com/Carl-Craig-N...rds/master/5857 (75GBP)
http://www.discogs.com/Rabbit-In-Th...k/release/60151 (50GBP)
http://www.discogs.com/Paperclip-Pe...ce/release/2395
(50GBP)

this was about 6 years ago - I wonder how much they would be if I would have kept onto them.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Where the fuck are you people paying these sorts of prices for these records? I need to get in on this action - I have so much shit I want to shift.

Discogs, duh.

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper Christ on a bike. What on earth possessed you into thinking that any 12" is worth that much money, let alone a single-sided '99 trance 12"? I shelled out about $80 for this: http://www.discogs.com/Various-Untitled/release/208672, which was far too much, despite all the great music on it.

I think I'd actually pay $80 for that. That's only $27 per CD, which is what I'd expect to pay for a brand new disc, and that stuff is much rarer and cooler.

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