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Sell George Lam vinyl records
Sell George Lam vinyl records
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"Lam's 13" is considered a heavyweight compilation album in George Lam's musical career,also witnessing the golden age of Hong Kong pop music. Many movie theme songs included in...
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What is a vinyl record?
What is a vinyl record?
Vinyl records were the dominant music format through much of the 20th century. Their analogue playback, physical artwork and distinctive sound continue to appeal to collectors of all ages.
What affects vinyl value?
What affects vinyl value?
Pressings of the same title can differ by label, disc weight, groove spacing, matrix sequence and other manufacturing details. These differences can affect sound, scarcity and collector value.
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- Are the original inserts complete?
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Complete item notes
"Lam's 13" is considered a heavyweight compilation album in George Lam's musical career,also witnessing the golden age of Hong Kong pop music. Many movie theme songs included in the album (such as "A Bite O.K." and "Who is My Dearest") perfectly showcase his powerful and deeply emotional voice. In today's 80s Cantonese vinyl record buyback market,this album has consistently been a landmark work sought after by seasoned music lovers and audiophiles.
As the Hong Kong second-hand vinyl record market heats up,the value of first-pressing George Lam vinyl records in well-preserved condition is steadily increasing. Whether you intend to monetize your collection or are seeking professional old record buyback services,understanding the version differences and appraisal details of this album will help you obtain the most accurate and favorable market valuation.
📊 "Lam's 13" Vinyl Record Common Versions and Collection Value Guide
| Pressing Version / Record Characteristics | Record Label | Sound Quality and Listening Experience Features | Market Rarity and Resale Value |
| Hong Kong First Pressing (Original Pressing) | Warner Bros. Records (WEA) | Pressed from full analog recordings,with extremely wide dynamic range,most authentically presenting Lam's piercing high notes and the layered texture of instruments. | 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Extremely high. Scratch-free beautiful discs are hard to find on the market,making them the preferred target for high-value cash buyback s. |
| Radio Promotional White Label | Warner Bros. Records | Exclusively for radio DJs and media promotion,not mass-produced,minimal groove wear,preserving the most original master tape dynamics. | 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Top tier. Extremely rare,a collector's item for serious enthusiasts,possessing significant historical value. |
| Overseas Licensed Pressing (e.g.,Singapore/Malaysia Edition) | Local authorized labels | Pressing material slightly different from Hong Kong local plants,occasional subtle adjustments in tonal characteristics,potential variations in sleeve print color. | 🌟🌟🌟🌟 High. Possesses a specific regional collecting interest,appealing to collectors who specialize in different pressing origins. |
| Later Reissue | Various record companies | Modern digitally remastered,lower surface noise,suitable for modern audio systems,but slightly lacking the original "analog vinyl feel." | 🌟🌟🌟 Medium. More widely circulated,primarily aimed at entry-level listeners,with relatively stable resale prices. |
💡 Professional Appraisal: 3 Key Factors Affecting the Valuation of Classic Cantonese Pop Vinyl Records
When conducting second-hand record buyback appraisals,we strictly adhere to international record grading standards (such as the Goldmine Standard). If your "Lam's 13" meets the following conditions,its market premium will significantly increase:
- Completeness of Inserts: A highly valuable second-hand vinyl record,in addition to the record itself,should retain its original lyrics sheet,poster,booklet,or even first-batch promotional flyers or OBI strip from that era. These historical traces are often the critical determinant for the price of rare vinyl record appraisals.
- Media Condition: If the record surface remains as pristine as new (NM - Near Mint),without significant playback noise or "crackle," and without deep scratches,it will perfectly reproduce the audiophile-grade sound quality required for Hi-Fi audio testing. Such records in excellent condition command the most ideal buyback prices.
- Sleeve Condition: The paper sleeves from the 80s were prone to yellowing,mildew spots,or damage due to humid climates. If the sleeve edges are free from seam splits,water stains,or creases,and perfectly showcase the original cover's artwork and printing colors,it will greatly elevate the overall collectible level.
Proper second-hand vinyl record preservation methods not only extend the record's lifespan but also safeguard its cultural value. If you are organizing your home music collection,we offer professional and transparent free vinyl record appraisal services to ensure your beloved records find their next appreciative owner.
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Album Tracklist
01 Like a Dream - Music by George Lam,Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen - Theme song for the movie "A Bite O.K."
02 A Bite O.K. - Music by George Lam,Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen - Interlude for the movie "A Bite O.K."
03 A Billion Nights - Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen
04 Who Is My Dearest - Music by Lowell Lo,Lyrics by Poon Yuen Leung - Theme song for the movie "My Dearest"
05 Dare to Love,Dare to Do - Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen - Theme song for the movie "Wonder Women"
06 Song of Life - Lyrics by Lam Chun Keung
07 A Thousand Needles in the Heart - Music by George Lam,Lyrics by Cheng Kwok Kong
08 A True Man - Music by George Lam,Lyrics by Cheng Kwok Kong
09 Flower Street No. 70 - Lyrics by Lam Chun Keung
10 Ah Lam's Diary - Lyrics by George Lam
11 Waiting for One Night - Lyrics by Poon Wai Yuen
12 In the Deep Night - Lyrics by Poon Yuen Leung
13 This Night - Music by George Lam,Lyrics by Lam Chun Keung - Interlude for the movie "Merry Christmas"
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