Sell George Lam's Choice: Vinyl Record

"Chung Jue" (Decisions),released by EMI in 1979,was not only a significant turning point in George Lam's (Ah Lam) musical career but also a precious snapshot of the early development of Cantonese pop music in Hong Kong. This album features several classic masterpieces created by the "Fai-Wong" golden duo (Joseph Koo and James Wong) and other masters like Cheng Kwok-kong. The eponymous theme song for the TVB drama "Chung Jue" was widely popular at the time,solidifying George Lam's superstar status in the Hong Kong music scene.

For today's vinyl enthusiasts and audiophiles,the first pressing of "Chung Jue" holds immense analog listening value. EMI's early pressing techniques preserved the unique and powerful vocal details of George Lam,with his rich bass and incredibly live-sounding treble,which later CD or digitally remastered versions cannot fully replicate. Therefore,there has always been a stable demand for 1979 out-of-print vinyl records and early Cantonese pop vinyl in the second-hand market.

"Chung Jue" Vinyl Record Buyback Price and Condition Grading Reference

9Box Music is committed to providing the most reasonable and competitive quotes for your treasured collections. The buyback price of vinyl records depends on their preserved condition,version,and whether all accessories are complete. Below is our professional grading and appraisal standard reference:

We grade according to the international Goldmine standards (M/NM/VG+/VG/G),comprehensively evaluating the buyback price based on the cover,disc surface,completeness of accessories,and playback condition. Learn more about detailed grading standards

How to Identify High-Value "Chung Jue" First Pressing Records. Professional Appraisal Guide

Many music lovers may have reissued records from different periods at home. As a professional second-hand audio and vinyl trading platform,9Box Music values the history and version of records. You can conduct a preliminary check of your collection using the following points:

1. EMI Centre Label: Observe the circular label in the center of the vinyl record. The 1979 first pressing typically features the specific EMI logo design and typography of that era,with colors different from later reissues.
2. Run-out Groove Matrix Number: For genuine first pressings,the blank run-out groove after the music will have a specific master pressing number etched into it. This is crucial evidence in record coding authentication to confirm whether it is a "first press,first cut."
3. Original Accessories: If the lyric sheets,promotional flyers,or posters that came with the record can be fully preserved,it will significantly increase the overall value of this George Lam first pressing record for buyback.

Why Choose 9Box Music to Sell Your Cherished Vinyl.

9Box Music has specialized in physical record buyback in Hong Kong for many years,offering professional condition appraisal,fair and top cashd buyback,and same-day cash settlement services. Simply send photos of your records via WhatsApp 69043974 to get a free valuation.

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Album Tracklist

01 Chung Jue (Decisions) > Music by Joseph Koo > Lyrics by James Wong > Theme song for TVB drama "Chung Jue"
02 Genghis Khan > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
03 My Home is the Wild > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
04 On a Long Road > Lyrics by James Wong
05 Why Marry a Wife > Music by George Lam > Lyrics by James Wong
06 Don't Be Swayed by Fame Anymore > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
07 The Butterfly Murders > Music by Joseph Koo > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong > Theme song for the film "The Butterfly Murders"
08 I Want to Roam the World > Music by Peter Yarrow > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
09 Good Mother > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
10 Fallen Angel > Music by Joseph Koo > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong > Theme song for TVB drama "Fallen Angel"
11 Happy Sprout > Lyrics by Cheng Kwok-kong
12 YMCA Good Friend > Lyrics by James Wong