Sell CDs,including Sam Hui's '90 Movie Hits Collection (T 113 03)

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For seasoned Hong Kong pop music enthusiasts,finding high-quality early Korean pressed CDs has always been a popular collecting activity. This album,"Sam Hui '90 Movie Theme Song Selection," not only condenses the musical essence of "God of Song" Sam Hui during the golden age of Hong Kong cinema,but its "T113 03" marking is also a rare treasure in the eyes of audiophiles.The so-called "T113" usually refers to the matrix code on early CDs pressed by the Korean SKC factory. This early pressing technology retained the master tape's most original and full sound dynamics,without excessive digital compression in post-production. In our top cash old Cantonese CD Buyback service,these first or early editions with special matrix codes have a much higher buyback price and market demand than later ordinary reissues.Comparison of Sound Quality and Value: Early T113 Pressing vs. Later ReissuesEvaluation DimensionEarly Korean T113 Pressing (e.g.,this cherished collection)Recent Reissue / Standard EditionSound Performance & Dynamic RangeHigh sound density,warm and natural vocals,excellent high and low-frequency extension,retaining the warmth of analog master tapes,suitable for audiophile-grade Hi-Fi playback.Sound is relatively harsh,modern digital remastering can sometimes lead to a compressed feel from the "loudness war," losing the original layering.Physical Identification FeaturesThe clear "T113" and corresponding batch number (e.g.,03) are etched on the inner ring of the disc,and the disc surface printing usually has an early metallic texture or special coating.Inner ring codes are mostly modern pressing plant numbers (e.g.,IFPI code),and printing colors may have slight color differences or appear thinner.Collection Potential in the Used CD MarketA popular target for collecting out-of-print old CDs. Due to decreasing market circulation year by year,it has extremely high value retention and appreciation potential.Readily available on the market,mainly for pure listening purposes. Second-hand buyback prices and market value retention are relatively low.Timeless Movie Soundtracks: Each Song a Miniature of Hong Kong Pop CultureThis album is revered as a masterpiece not just because it's a compilation,but because it's an "auditory history of Hong Kong cinema." From the grassroots realism of the 70s to the wuxia exhilaration of the 90s,Sam Hui's movie theme songs perfectly captured the spirit of Hong Kong people across different eras. When we conduct on-site purchases of used vinyl records and CDs,we find that many collectors are particularly fond of these albums imbued with rich historical memories.Analysis of Movie Culture Behind Core TracksClassic TrackAssociated Classic FilmIn-depth Analysis of Musical Style and Cultural SignificanceThe Private Eyes (The Private Eyes)"The Private Eyes"(The Private Eyes) (1976)Pioneered the perfect combination of Cantonese pop songs and comedy films. The lyrics deeply depict the hardships and helplessness of working-class people,with a light rhythm yet dark humor,a representative work of Hong Kong grassroots culture.A Laugh Across the Sea (A Laughter in the Vast Sea)(The Swordsman) (1990)A iconic wuxia work with lyrics and music by James Wong and sung by Sam Hui. Composed in reverse using the traditional Chinese pentatonic scale (Gong,Shang,Jue,Zhi,Yu),it showcases a heroic,unrestrained,and free-spirited jianghu (martial arts world) attitude.Fun Matters Most (It's All About Having Fun)(The Working Class) (1985)Reflects the pursuit of immediate pleasure and an optimistic attitude towards life among Hong Kong citizens during the economic boom of the 1980s. The inclusion of synthesizers gives the whole song a dynamic,contemporary feel.Dream of a Genius and an Idiot (A Genius and an Idiot's Dream)"The Genius and the Idiot"(The Last Message) (1975)A philosophical slow ballad. "Everyone dreams,in dreams there are no East or West," exploring the illusion and reality of life with poetic lyrics,showcasing Sam Hui's profound talent beyond his playful side.9Box Music Professional Appraisal: What's Your Used Treasure Worth. Many music lovers may have valuable music assets from the 80s and 90s stored at home. To provide customers with a clearer reference when seeking quotes for old record buyback,we use internationally recognized record condition grading standards. The preservation state of a CD directly determines its historical inheritance value and final buyback price. If you own a rare gem like "Sam Hui '90 Movie Theme Song Selection (T113)," please refer to the following standards to evaluate your collection:Professional buyback Condition Grading Guide for Used CDs/Vinyl (Condition Grading)We grade according to the international Goldmine standard (M/NM/VG+/VG/G),evaluating the buyback price comprehensively based on the cover,disc surface,completeness of accessories,and playback status. Learn more about detailed grading standardsWe Buy Vinyl Records | We Buy CDs | buy back Old Records | Top Cash Prices Hi-Fi audio - 9Box Music WhatsApp: 69043974Tel: 852-69043974WeChat: YHT62586716Tracklist:01. 97 02. 03. 04. Fun Matters Most 05. The Private Eyes 06. Dream of a Genius and an Idiot 07. 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