You have half a symphony?  I can't see it being worth much.  How do you determine the set is rare?  I presume by ASD you mean the prefix used by HMV (His Master's Voice) in the UK (please don't ask how I know that!), which is not an uncommon label.  You can't measure rarity by how many times it appears on ebay.  Pick any one classical music album; what are the chances of it being on ebay right now?  And even if it is, many times, it might not be there at all next month.  So you can't measure rarity that way.  You've also said nothing about the orchestra or conductor, the record's age, its condition, whether it's mono or stereo... all could be factors in how desirable it is to collectors, which is independent of rarity.

oops ! that should have read -- bruckner asd  602

worth a shot ! someone might have a damaged 602 . in that case for thier 100 bucks they could end up with a set worth well over 1000.

Ok here we go again. Here is one can't seem to find a value for and a pretty cool lp. Pre Turtles The Crossfires Out of Control lp on Rhino label RNLP 019 think it is a 1981 issue.

hotrats_vinyl_atti.. wrote:

Ok here we go again. Here is one can't seem to find a value for and a pretty cool lp. Pre Turtles The Crossfires Out of Control lp on Rhino label RNLP 019 think it is a 1981 issue.

Found One:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-CROSSFIRES-THE-TURTLES-OUT-OF-CONTROL-1981-RHINO-SURF-INSTUMENTALS-/251048797588?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item3a73aca594#ht_500wt_924

How much would a new Arzachel - Arzachel CD be worth? It is unopened and it is the earlier 1996 version, not the re-release.

Thanks!

Presuming you mean the (originally) obscure 1960s Canterbury band with Steve Hillage, it has been reissued quite a few times.  Discogs dot com lists a bunch of versions, none of which are dated 1996 (according to them).  So I don't know which version you have, nor which later version you refer to.  Wikipedia only mentions one CD reissue as official, but that could easily be one person's opinion.  Note that some versions have bonus tracks, which could make a difference.

If you're looking for an edition that's valuable to collectors, the original LP editions (of which there are 2 versions, see the discogs link) are worth hundreds, the rest have potentially here today, gone tomorrow values (which is just my opinion).

Never heard of that record, but Popsike is a better guide to prices than Goldmine.  The former is a log of actual sales, the latter is a guess from a self-proclaimed authority.  (I know, there's supposed to be more to it than that, but in reality, that's what it is.)  Be certain the edition you see on Popsike exactly matches yours, and take its condition into consideration.

surplusofmedia wrote:

Thanks.  I've realized that there's a big difference between "worth" and selling price.  It is the same record and I've posted scans and described sound.

I think you mean to say there's a difference between worth and asking price or opening bid amount.  The selling price is what it's worth.  It's worth whatever it sells for.  Anyway, good luck with your auction.

Their songs can be found on Youtube, but aside from that, I can't see much.  Of course since the band name uses common words, you will get lots of false results from a Google search.  If they had a less common name, their entries would more likely be at the top.

You didn't say where you heard they are regarded as Northern Soul.  If that came from a Youtube comment or the categorization of their lone entry on discogs dot com, be advised that the NS label is thrown around rather indiscriminately.  Some people seem to think everything is Northern Soul.

I have an old record Collection that I found in my attic. I have no way of knowing the what the condition of the records are. I am trying to find out how much these records are worth.