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- What is the sleeve and disc condition?
- Are the original inserts complete?
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Danny Chan's "An Appointment with You for a Few Minutes," released in 1980,is an important masterpiece in Hong Kong pop music history. This album not only established his superstar status in the Chinese music scene but also led the trend of Cantonese pop music at that time with his unique elegant demeanor and outstanding creative talent. With the global vinyl revival in recent years,the demand for collecting 1980s Hong Kong pop music vinyl records has surged,among which Danny Chan's first-pressing vinyl records are highly sought-after by many Hi-Fi enthusiasts and seasoned collectors. If you still have this physical record filled with memories of that era,understanding its market value and preservation condition will be crucial.
Professional Vinyl Record Buyback: Condition and Value Grading Reference
When assessing the buyback price for Danny Chan's vinyl records,the record's condition is the core factor determining the final purchase price. As a professional used vinyl record purchasing store,we strictly adhere to the internationally recognized Goldmine Grading Standard. Below is our guide for evaluating the condition of "An Appointment with You for a Few Minutes" vinyl records:
We evaluate the buyback price based on the international Goldmine standard (M/NM/VG+/VG/G),comprehensively assessing the cover,disc,completeness of accessories,and playback status. Learn more about the detailed grading standard
"An Appointment with You for a Few Minutes" Vinyl Edition Identification Guide
There are different pressings of "An Appointment with You for a Few Minutes" vinyl records circulating in the market. Accurate vinyl record edition identification helps obtain the most reasonable quote. Our appraisal experts will identify the authenticity and batch of your classic Hong Kong Cantonese pop vinyl based on the following characteristics:
| Edition Type | Release Period | Identification Features and Collector's Highlights | Collector's Demand |
| Hong Kong First Pressing | 1980 | Released by Warner Music,with clear etchings in the runout groove. Early master tapes preserve the richest and warmest analog sound. The cover colors are most accurately reproduced. If it comes complete with the original lyric sheet/poster,its value multiplies. | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
| Early Reissue | Mid-1980s | Minor differences in font,layout,or logo on the disc label compared to the first pressing. Although a reissue,the sound quality still maintains a high standard of the era and an analog feel. | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
| Modern Remastered Edition | Released in recent years | Usually indicated as 180g heavy vinyl,or newly pressed from digitally remastered master tapes. The barcode and copyright year on the back cover are modern information,suitable for a new generation of listeners who pursue clean sound quality. | ⭐⭐⭐ |
| Special Material/Picture Disc | Limited Edition | Pressed in specific colors (e.g.,colored vinyl). The visual collection value often outweighs pure sound quality considerations,suitable for dedicated fans to display their collection. | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
As a trusted audio Hi-Fi and used record buyback platform,we understand the musical sentiment and historical depth behind each vinyl record. We are committed to providing transparent,fair,and competitive high cash buyback services. Whether you want to sell a single cherished Danny Chan record or clear out a whole batch of used vinyl records and cassette tapes,our experienced team can provide professional appraisal and valuation. We not only purchase records but also strive to ensure that these precious musical cultural heritage items are properly passed on to the next appreciative listener.
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Album Tracklist:
01 Cheers > Composed by Danny Chan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong > Theme song for the film "Cheers"
02 Flying Out > Composed by Danny Chan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
03 I Love White Clouds > Composed by Danny Chan > Lyrics by Raymond Tam
04 Souvenir Album > Composed by Danny Chan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
05 Unemployed Student > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
06 Summer Reminiscence > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
07 An Appointment for a Few Minutes > Composed by Kenneth Chan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
08 Man in the Rain > Composed by Yongsiyu > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
09 Happy Ugly Duckling > Composed by Danny Chan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
10 May We Live Long > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
11 Walking on the Street > Composed by Kenneth Chan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
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