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[vinyleyezz]

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[El_K_Bron_Del_Moycas]

Regardless of how rare a record is, the feeling of getting the music you were looking for so long is just priceless.

[KeKoolKat]

Price and Rarity do not necessarily correlate

[TMC]

I have a original record of President Roosevelt giving his war speech on Dec. 8, 1941. I found it in a album of 10 78 rpm records at a thrift store for 50 cents

[SJ-ggfm]

I've been buying vinyl for almost forty years and the rarest record in my collection is Al Bowlly with the Ray Noble Orchestra singing Midnight, the stars and you. It's on the Electrola label and it plays lovely considering it was pressed many moons🌒 ago in 1934.

[xedalpha]

The Japanese release of Daft Punk Discovery is my rarest and favorite record I own. Goes for upwards of $500 on Discogs these days, not leaving this man's collection though.

[kreature]

I'm not sure about the rarity of this one but it has a lot of sentimental value. One of the records I wanted to get when starting my collection was Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. Considering that a lot of their albums have been rereleased on new vinyl, I figured it wouldn't be that hard to find. I looked everywhere I could think of but no one had a copy for a good price or at all and I'm kind of against the idea of ebay when it comes to this. I told my dad about this and without a second thought, he walks to his collection he had inherited from his late brother, pulls out an original 1975 pressing (scratch free, just needed cleaning), and hands it to me along with Animals by Pink Floyd and Signals by Rush (which are original pressings as well). I still don't think I've thanked him enough for this.

[mattminceylegs]

None of these records are rare.
Especially the one you can still buy from a shop.

[Diagrams]

One of the rarest for me is Onra's "Chinoiseries Vol.3". Assuming the rarity is primarily because they stop pressing it and it's also from what I consider a legendary trilogy of instrumental hip hop albums, which samples a multitude of vintage Chinese, Vietnamese and Taiwanese music from the 50s, 60s and 70s

[sethd]

This guy has weird Nic Cage thing going on.

[Metal_Groove]

One of my rarest albums is my original 1991 pressing of Ozzy's No More Tears!

[meghanalbright]

Okay, I’d like to thank you for The Parlour Trick! Super cool!

[paulaidenmusic]

I had Prince “The Rainbow Children” - sold for $820... Currently rarest:
Michael Jackson Dangerous 1991 - sealed ($150)
Prince The Gold Experience ($150-$300)
Miley Cyrus - Bangerz RSD low number ($150+)
And probably the rarest...
David Bowie Black Star Clear ($350-$600)

[aidansalerno]

I just started collecting with the help of my grandfather, and at the moment my rarest album is an original The Doors album with the gold label, I dont know how much it's worth but I know it's pretty rare

[magicalmacca]

My dad has a Canadian ”Love Me Do” single that is worth quite a bit and another Beatles album that has a pretty interesting story. The album is _Introducing The Beatles_ produced by Vee-Jay records before Capitol Record’s _Meet The Beatles!_ was out. Basically, Vee-Jay and Capitol were fighting to get these out before the other and of course Capitol did it first. We don't have one of the really rare ones, but I still absolutely love this record!

[jetsamperes]

Being a Detroiter, getting a copy of a 1st pressing White Stripes Italy Records "Lafayette Blues/Sugar Never Tasted So Good" in the white sleeve with the inserts intact. Jack White had a collector's vision from the very beginning.

[darcyw]

I am happy to be able to support your channel with YouTube's less than stellar monetizing rules. Thanks for putting out the vids Jared.

[danielsimpson]

Hey Jarret! I’ve got one cool suggestion for a future video! Top 5-10 best/worst looking coloured records

[matthewchance]

I have one question... Why does your turntable slow down after you start playing the vinyl? Did you slow it down? just asking. Great video by the way

[gilbertolopez]

I do have some very rare Promo's 45 rpm which I've been collecting since the early 80's. Love your channel! My biggest collection is on CD's, I do have about 90% of all songs that were played on radio during the 80's decade, all of them on CD, artists 80's catalogs are my specialty. I have an internet radio program where I play those songs on a weekly basis.