Do I Love You (Frank Wilson) Not every old album is worth thousands, but most copies of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album go for a few thousand. The release of "Thriller" made Michael Jackson arguably the most famous person in the world. I wouldn't say "worthless" per se, but you're likely not gonna catch very much for them. The song was eventually also released in Spanish on ABBAs album Gracias Por La Musica in a translation that mirrors the English version we know and love. The 3rd pressing of only 500 copies, which had a red and white 12 and a blue 7 vinyl included, has sold for as high as $1,100. On September 10, 2021 the Wu-Tang Clan broke their own record when the United States Department of Justice, which had seized the album from Martin Shkreli as part of a forfeiture, sold the album for $4,000,000 to crypto collective PleasrDAO, according to The New York Times. Haynes took the biggest swing of his career to that point with the 2007 film "I'm Not There" a nontraditional biopic about Bob Dylan, which featured six different actors portraying versions of Dylan, including Academy Award winners Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett and the late Heath Ledger. In 1936, The Ink Spots were the first black performers ever on television. There were only 15 copies of this record pressed, and the cover of each was hand-painted by Dave Buick, founder of Italy records. According to him, the Edge and producer Brian Eno convinced him that keeping the lyrics vague would allow the song to resonate deeper with non-English speakers. The album also featured a legendary collaboration with David Bowie "Under Pressure," which was the 11th song on "Hot Space" and became one of the most popular songs of all time (listen to an a cappella version of the song.). In theory, the other version should be worth even more. Since the record was solely intended for industry execs, it had a blank white label and came in a plain sleeve. The final bid came in at, Legendary Delta blues singer and guitarist Tommy Johnson was rumored to have sold his soul to the devil to acquire his virtuosic guitar skills (no, he wasnt related to Robert Johnson) this tale serves as the inspiration for the character of the same name in the Coen Brothers film, aka The Funk Bible, and pressing 500,000 copies, Prince decided to halt the release and paid the label to recall all the records. This one, sold on eBay for $9,000, was signed and in near fine condition, originating from the collection of Bob Dylan's manager, Jeff Rosen. In 1998, the up-and-coming White Stripes had 15 numbered copies of this single pressed on red-and-white vinyl to sell for $6 at one of their Detroit club gigs. . He also possesses what may be the world's most valuable blues slab the only known copy of obscure artist Reed's version of "Stack O' Lee" on the short-lived Black Patti label. It's worth anywhere from $4,200 to $7,300. "The King" gave the record to his friend Ed Leek, who cherished the disc for more than 60 years until he passed and his daughter sold it to White. Its suspected that the original acetate may be the most expensive record in existence, but we wont know unless Paul decides to put it up for sale. One lucky Canadian record collector picked up a copy sans the Warhol artwork-adorned sleeve for 75 cents at a flea market, but this was no ordinary re-pressing. Though Dolly Parton made this song hit number one twice in 1973 and 1982, Whitney Houstons version turned the track into an unstoppable force. Living in Our Bed for 24 Hours! It's the best-known peer-to-peer online marketplace which means that there is always a huge volume of potential buyers on the site searching for literally anything you might want to sell. These days it costs a lot more money to buy a vinyl record than before 2007. Superfans of The Beatles will surely recognize the name Quarrymen as the first name the Fab Four took before skyrocketing into stardom although this was before Ringo had joined the band. Singing cowboy Gene Autry learned from experience that a Christmas single is a great way to line your pockets. If your record has a barcode, you can use the free Discogs app to scan it. . One part of Prince's career that might surprise you is that he won an Academy Award in 1984 for Best Original Song Score for the film "Purple Rain," which he also starred in. The single sold 11 million copies and Rolling Stone named it the top song of the year. In 1957, Paul Anka was a baby faced teen idol, and his single Diana was hanging out at the top of the charts. In 2018, an original Canadian vinyl pressing sold for $27,500, while a still-factory-sealed American copy fetched $42,300. MEXICO 45 CAPITOL LAS ESTRELLAS DE PLATA SALSA GUAGUANCO GUARACHA LATIN, Ralfi Pagan Ralfi Pagan- Neo Soul, Boogaloo, Salsa, Bolero, Cha-Cha, Funk, FRANKIE FIGUEROA Mr. Estilo Volumen 2 LP Shrink ANSONIA orig SALSA GUAGUANCO NM, EDDIE PALMIERI Mambo Con Conga Is Mozambique TICO LP VG+ u. Panama Guaracha 45 Camilo Azuquita Argumedes - Farolera on Artelec HEAR. Warhol's ideas and creations can still be seen today in pop culture. You can know this by the white color of the vinyl disc. Thanks to a boost from a 1997 Volkswagen commercial, Trios single Da Da Da (I Dont Love You You Dont Love Me) sold 13 million copies. In 2015, Beatles drummer Ringo Starr unloaded more than 800 items from his personal collection of musical instruments and memorabilia in a Julien's auction to benefit his Lotus Foundation charity. "The Caine Mutiny" was nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Humphrey Bogart), Best Supporting Actor (Tom Tully) and Best Adapted Screenplay. We don't have a lot of information on the lives of the members of The Down Home Boys Long Cleve Reed, Little Harvey Hull and Sunny Wilson. One copy sold in 2007 for $6,700. Wouk was furious at what he saw as blatant theft of his intellectual property, since the B-side of the record was a recording of the climactic courtroom scene, lifted verbatim from his novel. It was the first of eight consecutive albums from the band that hit No. On the album cover, set against the iconic picture of the Hindenburg disaster, the "Led Zeppelin" lettering and Atlantic Records logo are the color turquoise rather than the orange color found on all later editions. He became a born-again Christian in the late 1970s and spent several years making contemporary gospel music before returning to popular music in the 1980s. The single sold around the clock, too. Record Collector magazine values the reproductions at $13,000 and conservatively pegs Macca's singular original disc at $260,000. If you kept your copy of Hovas Vittne in good condition, this record could get you $3,500. An original pressing of the hard bop classic can rake in up to, There were only 1,000 copies in the first run of the Whos third album half pressed in stereo and half mono. Eventually he was able to get effective treatment and the band was able to reunite in 2015. A copy once sold on eBay for. Bernie Taupin, who collaborated with John on many of his biggest hits was credited for penning the lyrics, though Elton John would later admit that John had written the song by himself. Though discos popularity faded, both members of Baccara continued to work on other musical projects. That year, the single would win four Grammys, two VMAs, and a Peoples Choice Award. Shortly after, White's own Third Man Records label did Elvis fans a solid by reproducing the acetate for a limited-edition 2015 Record Store Day release. One of the interesting things about Aphex Twin is the mythology he's created around his own life. $11.00 $ 11. Vintage 78 Records. The Beatles famously recorded this album in a rush. In 2011, former band member Alan Wilder auctioned his personal copy for $4,600. This amount can tell you how valuable this record would be. Reclusive and eccentric techno/drum and bass producer Richard D. James, aka Aphex Twin, recorded this eponymous album under the alias Caustic Window, but decided to abandon the project after pressing only five copies. Even with some mild cosmetic wear, it went for $8,000 on eBay. It even inspired sound-alikes: John Lennons Whatever Gets You Through the Night and ABBAs Dancing Queen., NEXT: This single moved off the shelves fast as lightning.. Should you trip upon a copy (with the all-important poster), itll sell on eBay for about $1,100. A huge number of record collectors jump on eBay to look for good deals. Jack White's surname was originally Gillis, and he took his wife's last name after they were married in 1996. that hed find commercial success. There were only 16 copies of the second pressing of this compilation album. Conservative estimates put the value of this record at $2,000. Misfits founder Glenn Danzig had an interesting second act to his career. NEXT: This classic Summertime jam is the third best selling single ever. if you find the right buyer. After the release of "Grease" in 1978 with Olivia Newton-John in one of the two leads, Hollywood was entirely at ONJ's disposal. The rarest of the rare copies of The Beatles debut full-length album have sold for around $4,200. If you were lucky enough to score one of these, its time to cash it in theyre listed as high as, They werent able to get their hands on them all if you kept a copy, you could be sitting on around, Just before the albums release, there was the infamous 1968 riot at the Democratic National Convention. His version far surpassed Martins, in large part thanks to Presleys incredible vocal performance, making it one of the biggest singles of all time. A sealed, mint condition copy was sold for an astronomical $126,000 at an auction in 2020. Its unlikely youve got one of the other four, but at that selling price, its worth a look. Later in his career, Anka was also known for writing songs for other artists, including Frank Sinatra and Buddy Holly. NEXT: This single is a major contender for the most karaoked song of all time. Rammellzee legally changed his name to Rammellzee in 1979 and was also a well-known graffiti artist. NEXT: This romantic duet was everywhere in 1996. Adams says he and his writing partner producer Mutt Lange wrote the song in about 45 minutes. In 2013, this record by legendary Delta bluesman Tommy Johnson fetched the highest price ever paid for a 78 slab on eBay. About 18 records were saved somehow one was auctioned off for, You may remember this record from an episode of, One collector tried to sell Rick the coveted 78 RPM disc for $25,000. 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After the songs were pressed to a single disc, the studio master tape was erased. Panama Salsa 45 La Ofensiva - Desamor / Lloraras on Happy Records HEAR! Written in 1990 for the movie Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Bryan Adams (Everything I Do) I Do It For You is so iconic that its probably stuck in your head after just reading the title. There are two ways to go about it: You can set a price for your items or use the auction method for collectors to bid at the best price. 14 year old Anka wrote Diana about an older girl at his church, and his hopeless crush ended up paying off, at least monetarily. Presley was taking a break from recording when he started jamming Arthur Crudups song Thats All Right, Mama with bassist Bill Black. Keep in mind that some collectors will want to buy the vinyls to resell. NEXT: Do you believe in life after autotune? Supposedly, McCartney only had 50 copies printed for his friends and family. Can I get on that for my commute? However, you might not know how drastically different the lyrics to this song are from the English version to the Swedish. That record is worth $200. He was just 42 years old. Released on the Track label, the first 1,000 U.K. pressings of the album (500 in mono, 500 in stereo) included a folded "psychedelic poster" of a colorful butterfly a perfect addition to your hippie crash-pad decor. In 2011, one sold at a Bonhams auction for $17,000. It was like some stupid Rocky film.. The Who guitarist Pete Townshend was hired to work on several songs on Jackson's "Thriller" but dropped out and was replaced by Eddie Van Halen, who created the iconic guitar riff for "Beat It" in "about 10 minutes," according to Van Halen, who enjoyed the creative process of working with Jackson so much he refused payment. Despite the fact that the song ranks. The single went on to sell 11.7 million copies. And then all the sudden, when she started singing I will always love you, I just about wrecked the car.. Miles Davis revolutionized the jazz genre multiple times during his career, but his most valuable record (at least in financial terms) is, One of the most celebrated trumpeters in history, Davis recorded. Parker's film version of "The Wall" won two BAFTA Awards, the British equivalent of the Academy Awards. Former Depeche Mode keyboardist Alan Wilder sold a copy for. The 3rd pressing of only 500 copies, which had a red and white 12 and a blue 7 vinyl included, has sold for as high as, This record marked the beginning of their career. At the top of the list is Stonewalls eponymous LP, which the right buyer will spend $14,000 on.Its Psychedelic Baby Magazinetracked down the obscure bands drummer, Anthony Assalti for an interview in 2017. Conservative estimates put the value of this record at, The swedish band from Stockholm are one of the most commercially successful musical group of all time. The Beatles have remained relevant in popular culture despite having last played in public together in 1969, when they performed on the rooftop of Apple Corps headquarter in London. In 1984, the top two albums in the world were Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and Van Halen's "1984." Pre-auction estimates put the album's value at around $200,000 / 179,999, but it ended up selling for a wallet-busting $790,000. A couple of hundred copies were pressed. Were you lucky enough to bag a first pressing of "Freewheelin'," which mistakenly included four songs not intended for release, you've got a hot record on your hands. Its the cover that makes this particular record ultra-valuable. Prior to more famous Who concept albums like "Tommy" and "Quadrophenia," there was this LP, presented as a 1960s British "pirate radio" broadcast filled with songs, fake commercials and mock public service announcements. Table of Contents History of Vinyl Records Birth of the Gramophone The End of Vinyl Top 10 Vinyl Records in the World 1. You can tell if you have the rare UK export by checking for the yellow and black Parlophone Records label. However, this record is extremely rare (only three known copies exist) and highly sought after copies have sold for as high as, First pressings of The Velvet Undergrounds debut record in mono are listed on Discogs for up to, One lucky Canadian record collector picked up a copy sans the Warhol artwork-adorned sleeve for 75 cents at a flea market, but this was no ordinary re-pressing. Shellac: A record made from a brittle wax between the 1890s and 1950s, often for a disc that plays at 78 rpm. This 78 RPM platter features Me and the Devil Blues on side A, and Little Queen of Spades on side B. It is one of the most unique records on this list, not only for the music (which influenced many hip-hop artists, including the Beastie Boys) but also for the cover art that was designed by the famed Jean-Michel Basquiat. The story of Queen was a hot property in Hollywood for the better part of a decade, with "Borat" star Sacha Baron Cohen first attached to play Freddie Mercury in the film version in 2010, although Cohen later dropped out of the project. Songwriter John Farrar put his foot down, it stayed in the picture, and the rest is history. Its unlikely that Guy Peellaert, the album cover artist for. It was one of the more shocking moments in the history of music. It seems the Young Mens Christian Association didnt love getting a shout out in this gay disco anthem. You can also expect to pay a little over $1,000 for a copy of the record's third pressing. Starr put the money toward his own Lotus Foundation a charity that provides support for victims of domestic violence, cancer research, the homeless, and other noble causes. But one copy that sold on eBay for thousands was signed by all four band members. You dont have to be a dancing queen to know that this single sold a cool 10 million copies for ABBA. Despite the fact that the song ranks 388th on Rolling Stones list of the greatest songs ever made, Bono says hes unsatisfied with how the song turned out. NEXT: This single proved to the world that rock and roll was here to stay. At No. Selena y Los Dinos 16 Super Exitos Originales Tejano Tex Mex Record Lp, SELENA & LOS DINOS Female Vocalist Of The Year - And The Winner Is GP LP VG+ u, SELENA Y LOS DINOS La Llamada 1993 MEXICO 7 PROMO 45 Latin Cumbia Tex-Mex, Selena Amor Prohibido Lp 1994 Ecuador Shakira Paulina Rubio Guzmn Trevi Thalia, Beto Quintanilla - Ms Corridos, Un Tiro En La Espalda, Las Cuatro Camionetas, MAGGIE Y Su Tribu Canta El Negrito Calaven Maracanhgallia ORIG 45 RARE SALSA, BOBBY VALENTIN Y SU ORQ. Paul McCartney suggested the controversial image, which was a comment on the Vietnam War, but squeamish record store dealers were hearing none of it. With his smooth vocals and great range, McCrae sang Rock Your Baby to perfection, and music fans worldwide were converted to disco fever. From a retracted version of "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" to the very first press of The Beatles' White Album - these records have been put on auctions and sought after by collectors all over the. In fact, shortly after he wrote Hollys hit It Doesnt Matter Anymore, Buddy tragically died in a plane crash. Jackson, who died in 2009 at 50 years old, has sold an estimated 400 million copies of his albums worldwide. Since the release of "House of 100 Corpses" in 2013, Zombie has been the man behind the camera for 10 films. Beatles collectors and rare records collectors will pay thousands for a copy numbered 1-100, and far more for a copy numbered 1-10. Sell Your Soul and R&B Vinyl Records. Consider this Part II of our Todd Haynes retrospective here at Work + Money following our dissection of his 2021 documentary about The Velvet Underground. The LP was widely bootlegged. Side one included tracks that'd later appear on Bowie's landmark album "Hunky Dory," while the flip side featured Gillespie's songs. After he left Motown Records in 1976, he embarked on a career as a bestselling author. This particular version of Bowies release on RCA records wasnt meant to see the light of day. Songs you should know: "Yesterday," "Day Tripper". These early classical records spun at 78 rpm and mostly featured European classical music, which was popular in the United States at the time. The cover design was scrapped, replaced by the photograph of a loudspeaker in the middle of a desert that new wave fans are familiar with, but not before a few were printed with the old design. The original artwork for Street Fighting Man featured a black and white photo of seemingly unconcerned police officers standing over an injured protester, with the singles title and band name printed in large block letters above and below. But this particular album is one of a kind its the very first pressing of the beloved ninth album by the fab four, marked with the serial number A0000001 to prove it. This album was recorded by the King during the studio session for another song. Naturally, Hill auctioned his $.75 platter on eBay and wound up collecting $25,200 a none too shabby ROI. Bonus points if it has the gold sticker on the back. Mamma Mia, here we go again! Relying on disco beats and breathy vocals, Baccara had a sound that drove European club kids wild back in 1977. When it became clear that Capitol and EMI wanted no part of the record, which featured an overdub of philharmonic strings done by George Harrison himself, the Beatles decided to put it out themselves. Sold for $290,000 at auction, a buyer in the Midwest bought an original 1967 pressing of The Beatles' most iconic album. The disc had handwritten labels and came in a plain brown sleeve. This 1982 single embodies the weird minimalism of German New Wave, and it was a hit in Europe long before reaching the States. There were 1,000 copies of this kind pressed and can be identified by their white color. Mr Lumley said, if the signatures can be verified, that album would be worth anywhere between $120 and $150. All subsequent releases would have the words printed in orange. Luckily the movie studio pushed the song through production and into the credits. However, by that time promotional copies had already made it to circulation. The Beatles began whats known as the British invasion, an influx of English bands making it big in the states. Elvis Presley: My Happiness 5. Otherwise, you can use the advanced search feature on the website to search based on . Prior, he had the album in his home and actually played it. To make it a real success, Gaynor even campaigned herself, flagging down DJs who worked at Studio 54 and begging them to play the song. He threw the record up on eBay and watched a bidding frenzy take place. Hopefully, you kept it safe. Singer Carl Douglas recorded the iconic tune in just two quick takes to serve as a B-side to his intended single I Want to Give You My Everything. However, when the record company bigwigs gave Kung Fu Fighting a spin, they knew right away they had an A-side hit on their hands. Shortly after Band Aids big 1984 hit Do They Know Its Christmas, American artists got into the charitable spirit. The winning bid was $37,100, happily paid by well-known blues collector John Tefteller, who also happened to own the only other copy known to exist. It depends on the physical state of the records, and on the availability of the recordings on other media. This super-duper rare doo-wop platter attracted mainstream attention in 2016 when it was featured on the reality TV show "Pawn Stars.". The films main theme became an unexpected huge success. It was known the Fab Four themselves received the first four copies of the album. We Are the World was written in 1985 by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, and recording began the next day, January 21. Old-timey jazz and blues aficionados are perhaps the record-collecting world's most fanatical, and none more so than Maryland's legendary 78 rpm junkie Joe Bussard. To help Hollys family, Anka signed his songwriters rights over to Buddys widow. In 1958, before The Beatles, the band was named The Quarrymen. The Killers, Muse, Arcade Fire, Nine Inch Nails, Coldplay, No Doubt and Linkin Park are among the groups who have cited Depeche Mode as one of their main influences. When the song was recorded in 1952, group members recalled they were paid in soda pop and hot dogs by Jubilee Records. 1. The success of "Blood on the Tracks" and the critical acclaim that followed it led Bob Dylan down a surprising path. Bowie, who died in 2016 at 69 years old, also had an acting career that spanned over six decades from the 1960s through the 2010s. 2021 saw record sales of vinyl albumsa whopping 41.7 million. That doesnt mean the promotional picture disc that featured the movies theme song isnt one of the most sought-after records of all time. Band Aid was a supergroup of English and Irish musicians who joined their talents in 1984. Straight away, we knew that wed written something beautiful, but I had no idea of the impact it would have.. Similarly, Jack was born in Lexington, South California. Savings and ISAs Earn up to 7%: best savings rates you can get today. It was not until his third album. Bassist and vocalist Sid Vicious' girlfriend, Nancy Spungen, was found dead from a knife wound in a hotel room in New York on Oct. 12, 1978, and Vicious, although he had little recollection of the night in question, was arrested for her murder on Dec. 9, 1978. NEXT: This single held on to the top spot for 12 weeks back in 1944. After the release of "Thriller" in 1982, Jackson did not release another album until "Bad" in 1987. The seller asked $25,000, but his record was in poor, damaged shape, and no deal was made. 4.5 out of 5 stars 14. You'll know you've won the lottery if your White Album has a gatefold cover, the original Apple logo and a printed number. How Much Are Vinyl Records Worth? Written and produced by members of KC and the Sunshine Band, George McCraes 1974 hit Rock Your Baby has an irresistibly danceable disco groove. Over the years, Band Aid has reformed with different lineups to release music to benefit other humanitarian causes. One of two songs added to the movie version of the musical Grease, Youre the One That I Want perfectly showcases Olivia Newton-Johns voice and her chemistry with co-star John Travolta. The Rolling Stones released the album "Sticky Fingers" in 1971. NEXT: The Fab Four want to hold down the next spot. Vinyl records are worth it if you are someone who wants the best and enjoys collecting. More than 4.2million vinyl records were sold last year, according to the BPI, up 1.6 per cent on 2017 and the highest figure for 27 years. *Overnight Challenge*. Purportedly, there were only 50 copies printed before the band decided to put it out as a 12-inch instead. The Nirvana record that collectors lust after is the band's '89 debut album, "Bleach," on Seattle's grunge-pioneering label, Sub Pop. Springsteen recorded Spirit in the Night for his debut full-length Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. If you were lucky enough to score one of these, its time to cash it in theyre listed as high as $14,204 on Discogs. The money was split between James and Doctors Without Borders. Mortgages and Home House prices: biggest risers and fallers revealed. Eventually, each wanted to reform the group without the other, so there were two concurrent Baccara lineups, one called Baccara and one called New Baccara. These fetch 1,000. Although The Mills Brothers werent in love with the song when they recorded it, it struck a chord with audiences. While that's a fraction of the world's estimated $16 billion recording-industry revenue (most from cheap digital downloads and streams), some fans are still willing to pop a bit extra for a physical, quality copy of their favorite music that won't vanish when their iPhone melts down. Oddly enough, the iconic record was met with mixed reviews , called Robert Plant as foppish as Rod Stewart, but nowhere near so exciting., Despite this, it was an immediate commercial success, and Zeppelin would get the last laugh a 2003 issue of. Eventually, the songs popularity would lead to a movie of the same name in 1954. featured a mix of original material and covers of blues songs, including a re-recording of the track Dazed and Confused, originally written and recorded by Jake Holmes, which was also covered by Jimmy Pages old band the Yardbirds. [3] There were only 100 of these limited edition hand-spray painted versions made, with several different color variants. The world's rarest movie soundtrack LP is for this classic World War II drama starring Humphrey Bogart and based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Herman Wouk. There were only 1,000 copies in the first run of the Whos third album half pressed in stereo and half mono. There were only 16 copies of the second pressing of this compilation album. Though met with critical acclaim, neither the single or the LP sold particularly well at first. This single, which was reprinted by Paul McCartney himself is worth a heck of a lot of money. Rumor has it that Olivia Newton-John hated the way she looked in the picture printed on the front of the disc so much that she had the record company stop the pressing. With Bowies recent passing, copies of the rare record featuring the exposed dog will undoubtedly fetch an even higher price. Private Collectors. Because it's a limited edition, however, hard rock and metal fans are willing to pay top dollar for a copy. He was 71 years old. 1 on the U.S. The tim brown copies were later auctioned and resold. There are said to be less than 20 mono copies of the record and only two stereo copies. The punk rock image of the Sex Pistols eventually ended in tragedy for one of them. A songwriter who sets the beat for a decade. Abbey Road by The Beatles - One edition of this album which features a black and yellow Parlophone Records logo and the catalogue number PPCS 7088 is worth $4,000. In 2015, he shelled out a headline-grabbing $300,000 for a one-of-a-kind acetate recorded by an 18-year-old Presley at Sam Phillips' Memphis Recording Service studio for $4. Whether you agree with the singer or not, one of these particular 12-inch singles will sell for up to, frequently appears on another type of list its been called. 33-1/3 RPM Record Albums Price Guide TOP RARE RECORD DEALER - GET HELP FROM AN EXPERT (click here) How To Search the Database It was signed for the original record owner in person, and the seller assured buyers that the album would pass any third-party authentication process. David Bowie Life On Mars? Acetate: A metal, lacquer-coated disc that's produced on specialized equipment, often on the fly, for a demonstration recording of a master tape. One copy on eBay, signed by Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Richard Wright and Nick Mason, sold for $15,000.

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