Sell Wang Jie's vinyls in the wind and rain

Released in 1990 by Warner Music,"Stories of the Storm" is a significant work from Dave Wang's golden era in the Hong Kong music scene. This album features the title track and showcases Dave Wang's distinctive "wanderer" vocal style and melancholic temperament. For vinyl collectors,this record is an auditory delight and a microcosm of the peak of 90s Cantonese pop hits.

Why does this vinyl record hold such high collection and resale value.

Dave Wang's vinyl records have consistently maintained high popularity in the second-hand market,primarily due to the quality of their original recordings and their rarity from that era. As CDs gradually replaced vinyl in the early 90s,the number of vinyl records released at that time was relatively small,making well-preserved first editions hard to find.

• Resonance of classic tracks: In addition to the widely popular "Stories of the Storm," songs like "How Do I Know You Love Me" and "God Weeps Too" from the album are treasures for seasoned music enthusiasts.
• Analog vinyl sound quality: Dave Wang's solitary and soaring vocals,when rendered through an analog vinyl system,possess more emotional resonance and spatial depth than digital formats.
• Artwork design: The visual design of the cover perfectly matches the album's theme,grand and profound,making it a prime choice for vinyl wall decoration.

"Stories of the Storm" Vinyl Record Valuation Standards

To help enthusiasts better understand the value of their collectibles,here are professional evaluation criteria for reference:

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

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Dave Wang's Old Record Recycling

1. Will you still buy records even if the cover is slightly yellowed.

Yes. Considering that "Stories of the Storm" was released over thirty years ago,natural paper aging (such as slight yellowing) is normal. As long as the disc surface is in good condition,we still offer a buyback price higher than the market average.

2. How do I distinguish between the first pressing and repress of "Stories of the Storm".

Professional authentication usually distinguishes by the matrix number at the center of the record,the fineness of the printed fonts,and the printing craftsmanship of the cover. If you are unsure,feel free to send us photos via WhatsApp,and our professional appraisers will identify it for you free of charge.

3. Besides vinyl,do Dave Wang's cassettes or early first edition CDs also have resale value.

Absolutely. In addition to vinyl,Dave Wang's early Japanese promo discs,West German edition CDs,and original cassettes are also key items we buy back at high prices.

Why choose 9Box for your treasured collection.

9Box has specialized in recycling physical records in Hong Kong for many years,offering professional condition appraisal,fair and top cash buyback,and same-day cash payment services. Get a free valuation by sending photos of your records via WhatsApp at 69043974.

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Album Tracklist
01 Stories of the Storm / Music by Chen Chih-Yuan / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-Leung
02 How Do I Know You Love Me / Music by Chen Chih-Yuan / Lyrics by Dave Wang
03 Dream Talk,Big Talk,Truth / Music by Dave Wang / Lyrics by Lo Wing-Keung
04 Why Am I Still Not Drunk / Music by Dave Wang / Lyrics by Lin Xi
05 I Know I Was Wrong / Music by Wang Wen-Ching / Lyrics by Lo Wing-Keung
06 God Weeps Too / Music by Dave Wang / Lyrics by Chan Siu-Kei
07 It's You,It's You / Music by Dave Wang / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-Leung
08 I Wish You Knew / Music by Dave Wang / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-Leung
09 A Corner of the Sea / Music by Chen Chih-Yuan / Lyrics by Dave Wang
10 The Dark Space / Music by Dave Wang / Lyrics by Poon Yuen-Leung