record collectors/record collecting/ e bay


I assume everybody here is tired of e bay's  no nothing redneck  record "dealers"? These hillbillies  are killing any enjoyment left  in  in a declining business .I'm  sick of it!.  Expensive AND chit quality! 

I have to admit smart folks dropped vinyl 20 years ago. The genius dropped it in the 90's. Once rock and roll became declasse,, this thing died.

theoriginalthor1

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I gave up listening to vinyl about 2 years ago and one of the reasons was the poor quality of the lps.  I’d buy something listed as VG or better and it would frequently arrive unplayable.  I fought with a few dealers but that gets old.
  I used to work in a record store in the 70s.  Many of the new lps we sold were just awful and we were always fighting with customers over returns.  I came to realize that many of the lps I was buying were those same lps, only someone played them for years, then probably stored them in basements or garages for a quarter century
before selling them off