Sell Sam Hui's Trendy Band Black vinyl

"The Trendy Band Sound" is an iconic Cantopop album released in 1987 by Hong Kong superstar Sam Hui. In today's secondary market for 80s Cantopop vinyl records,this album remains highly sought after by vinyl collectors and HiFi enthusiasts due to its unique musical style and high-quality analog recording technology. This album not only witnessed the rise of the "Band Sound" trend in the Hong Kong music scene at the time,but its warm and rich original vinyl sound is also something that later digital CDs cannot fully replicate.

To provide music lovers and collectors with a deeper understanding of this vintage record's market position,below is a detailed compilation of album information and vinyl version characteristics.

Sam Hui's "The Trendy Band Sound" First Pressing Vinyl Information at a Glance

Vinyl Record Condition Grading and Resale Value Reference Guide

In the vintage record and second-hand vinyl market,"condition" is the most crucial factor determining a vinyl record's actual value. If you happen to have this album or other classic 80s vinyl records at home,you can refer to the internationally recognized grading standards below to initially assess the value of your records.

We evaluate the resale price based on the international Goldmine grading standards (M/NM/VG+/VG/G),considering the sleeve,disc surface,completeness of accessories,and playback status. Learn more about detailed grading standards

Expert Tip: How to Properly Preserve Your 80s Vintage Vinyl Records.

Many music lovers often unearth precious vintage vinyl records from their early years when decluttering their homes. To ensure these historical sound carriers remain in optimal condition and retain their value in the secondary market,proper maintenance is crucial:

1. Store Vertically to Prevent Warping: Vinyl records should be stored absolutely vertically on a sturdy shelf,just like books. Never stack them flat or store them at an angle,as this can easily lead to uneven pressure on the records and cause irreversible "disc warping."
2. Control Temperature and Humidity to Prevent Mold: Hong Kong's climate is humid,so it's recommended to store records in a cool,dry,and well-ventilated environment. High temperatures can cause vinyl to melt and deform,while humidity can lead to mold on paper sleeves and even allow mold to corrode the record grooves.
3. Routine Cleaning and Static Treatment: Before and after playing,make it a habit to gently wipe the surface along the grooves with a professional anti-static carbon fiber brush to remove fine dust. If there are noticeable fingerprints or stains on the disc,use a specialized vinyl cleaning solution with a microfiber cloth for deep cleaning.

Whether you wish to carefully preserve these beautiful musical memories or plan to monetize your idle treasures,we offer professional and transparent appraisal services for second-hand audio-visual products. We understand the historical significance of every classic vintage record and are committed to providing every customer with the most reasonable market quotation.

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Album Tracklist
01 Zuo Ren Yao Shi Do (Do As You Please) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Sam Hui
02 Chao Liu Xing Jia Band (The Trendy Band Sound) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Sam Hui
03 Feng Qu Zuo Ou Xiang (Crown Him An Idol) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Sam Hui
04 Qiao Ran Li Qu (Quietly Leaving) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Sam Hui
05 Xing Kong Qi Yu (Starry Sky Adventure) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Poon Yuen-leung
06 Wu Shi Jing Shen (Warrior Spirit) > Music: Joseph Koo > Lyrics: Chan Siu-kei
07 Yu Zhou Wu Xian (Infinite Universe) > Theme song from the film "The Seventh Curse"
08 Jie Yin Ni Mou Dak Tan (Because You're Beyond Reproach) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Chan Siu-kei
09 Ai Shi Wu Yan (Love Is Silent) > Music: Sam Hui > Lyrics: Yeung Suet-wai
10 Heng Cai Meng (Windfall Dream) > Music: Peter Kwok > Lyrics: Raymond Wong > Theme song from the film "The Millionaire's Express"
11 Men Dao Tou (Bored to Death) > Lyrics: Richard Lam