Try thrift shops, pawn shops, or flea markets for either.
You can also check used record/book stores for records. Where I am, it is not unusual for there to be a 2 in 1 used recorder/book store.
I’m a 15 year old musician with a great respect for music, and would like to hear the magic of a good vinyl LP. Where can I buy vinyl records, particularly new ones?
I’ve heard that a lot of modern bands and artists release their music in LP format along with CD format, so where can I get these LPs? For example, if I wanted a John Mayer record in vinyl, where could I get one?
Aside from the actual artist’s sites, when I’m looking for music, Amazon has been good to me. They usually have good deals on older used items as well. Be prepared to pay more for the vinyl though for the newer stuff (from what I’ve seen).
I’m really fascinated with speeches, and I think it would be interesting to own speeches on vinyl records but I don’t know how to get this collection started. I would want to get records of speeches from people like, John F Kennedy, Winston Churchill, mussolin, Stalin, Martin luther king, hitler…really any political figure or any notorious person. Any help on where I can find these and what it may cost to buy them is appreciated. Thanks
I would try ebay, you should be able to get them cheap. If you have a mp3 player, I know there are ebay stores that sell great speeches on cd. I’ve purchased Winston Churchill speeches on cd.
Those are really cheap.
Also, if you have an iPod, you could download Itunes and find podcasts with speeches. That would be free. You could even download them to your computer to listen to if you don’t have an iPod.
They have music on them that dates back to the early 1700’s i was wondering if theirs some where i can look them up and see how much their worth. They have composers like Ceaser Franck and others.
The Beatles on vinyl: worth a lot
Cesar Franck on vinyl: worth its weight in vinyl
It’s all about supply and demand. There are many, many old classical record albums floating around, but there is no market for them.