You can hear your favorite single or even album with one click nowadays. This wasn’t the case a few decades back. In the past, the easiest way to listen was to purchase or borrow a vinyl album. Fortunately, younger people also love these antique items. Sales grew due to the curiosity exhibited by younger folk. Overall, if it’s rarer, you might get more money for your record. That said, checking out your garage could be a good time! You better look at these because you might have a fortune hidden in your junk!
Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin (1969)
Led Zeppelin had a wonderful 1969. That was the year they debuted blues covers and original material. Nowadays, labeling the album as ‘iconic’ is not a stretch. In the past, though, it was labeled ‘as foppish as Rod Stewart, just nowhere near so thrilling.’ Rolling Stone might have despised this record. However, it was an instant commercial success. In 2013, Rolling Stone named it history’s 29th best record. You’d get $1000 for this record!
Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin (1969)
Miles Davis, Kind of Blue (1959)
Jazz enthusiasts will recognize that Miles Davis has revolutionized jazz several times in his career. His 1959 release, ‘Sort of Blue,’ remains his most valuable record to date. To make it, the best trumpeter ever worked with Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb. If you ask analysts, they’re likely to tell you it’s his most valuable record. If you have an initial record press, you will get $1,000 for it.
Miles Davis, Kind of Blue (1959)