Trackhunter's Most Sought After House Records
By Tat - Wednesday, September 18, 2024 Read
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Prior to 2020, the majority of dance records not only had a short shelf life, but they also devalued quicker than a Gerald Ratner set of earrings. With dozens of records out each week in the 1990s and an awful lot of them instantly forgettable, it was inevitable that many would be confined to the bargain bins. No scenes are equal, and you are more likely to get more cash for an old techno record than something from handbag house’s heyday. The recent trend has been for indie labels to press fewer than 250 copies due to a variety of factors, with the cost of pressing vinyl an..
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Last month we explored some of the most sought after Hardcore Rave and records released in the 1990s. I heard from a couple of fellow record hunters who commented on how much they had enjoyed the article and how it left them mentally searching their collections to see which ones they owned. This time I have scoured Discogs huge database to see which techno records are selling for the highest prices from a scene that began four decades ago.
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Who would have thought that some of the white label hardcore rave records from back in the day would go onto be some of the most expensive ones to buy? We decided to highlight some of the records that came out in that pivotal time between 1992-94 to see which ones will cost a small fortune these days.
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