The Amazing Japanese Vinyl Record Collection We Just Acquired | Talking About Records
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2023
- We've bought and sold a ton of record collections over the years, but none like this. Over 1K Japanese pressings from the 70s-90s featuring top tier artists like Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, and countless others. Tune-in to this episode of Talking About Records to hear the story of how we acquired it, and to see some of these amazing albums.
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I’ve found Japanese pressings to be excellent.
I found Japanese pressings to be the best out there, mid to late 60es to late 70es especially. Haven't bought any recent pressings from Japan so can't talk to those but I believe they would be equally as great.
Awesome you were able to put the deal together! Another great video G.I.
Thanks again!
I love Japanese vinyl pressings. I actually have a Japanese pressing“The Stranger” by Billy Joel in a frame with the obi strip and all. Just recently, I just bought Suzi Quatro’s debut album for only $15 and it’s surprisingly a Japanese pressing of it.
I bought two japanese (NESI) pressings last week and damn, the quality! 🔥
We really need a catalogue of the Japanese pressings that used og tapes and got the good mastering treatment.
Because yes the vinyl quality is great but the mastering and tape quality isn't always.
Cant wait to see the whole collection.
Gorgeous collection, well acquired, thanks for sharing and good luck with the sales.
Loving the Maiden records. Though, the PoM and SiT LPs are regular editions (narrower OBIs) but sometimes they still came with posters as they had overstock. The amount of extras in the SiT special/deluxe LP makes it extra nice. At least you have the best 12" single with it's laser etched vinyl and unusually, it has a cool poster (my favourite J-vinyl). Would love to have seen if your LAD LP had the crossword puzzle (mines missing). I need 6 more J-IM for my collection. Hoping to see the J-specialist at the fairs soon, haven't seen him in nearly 2 years.
Really great video man! I appreciate your candor and lack of pretentiousness. You seem like a really solid dude who loves music and appreciates great records. I hope you make a killing with this collection. 👍🏼
I really really appreciate that. Thanks for watching!
Wow. What a score. Thanks for sharing.
Be sure to look out for that nice red everclear vinyl - I do enjoy both the sound and the look. CCR, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Sinatra, are a few that immediately come to mind.
Japanese pressing of hard rock and heavy metal albums are the BEST both in terms of the sound quality and the quality of everything from the jacket to inner sleeves 👍🏼 The majority of Japanese pressings of heavy metal records are extremely exorbitant and rare even here in Tokyo, but they are well worth the purchase because most of them often come in pristine condition as if they just came out of pressing plants yesterday
Absolutely. This collection was stacked with metal. The good stuff too.
Congratulations!!
Thank you!!
I own King Crimson: "In the Court of the Crimson King" (I have lost the strip through the years or may have bought it from a friend without it). On the Hoffman Forum thread and some of the other UA-cam Heavy Hitters it is almost universally despised. I think it sounds phenomenal and sends shivers down my spine as it did the first time I heard it on Atlantic Records in 1969. Now, having said this, I also own the newly remastered Robert Fripp/Steve Wilson Reissue from 2010 from the recovered long lost tapes finally found in 2003 or 2004. Much different mix, different feel and I love it. But would not trade my Japanese Pressing for all the tea in China or Japan. I opted to go for the MoFi when it came to Led Zeppelin II. No regrets. Oh, and have the Japanese Pressing of Fleetwood Mac's "Bare Trees". Oh my.
I have many Japanese Jazz records and I have to disagree when people say they have no bass. I think they sound great. I just bought a 1500 piece Heavy Metal collection, my biggest find ever and there where some Japanese Kiss records included, I will listen to them before I sell them. I got the collection because I was the only one with enough money in the pocket to buy this big collection, you have to be prepared. I will make good money with selling even if I had to pay a premium.
Just bought 4 in a new store whilst on H. Typically the noise floor is whisper quiet, and the vinyl used was very high quality.
Nice..🤘
wow!
My head just exploded !!
Right?!?!
There is a certain charm about Japanese records, but the myth that these are always superior is a bit an urban legend. Although the Maidens would like nice in my wall.
True, but by high % the vinyl noise floor is a plus as they are very quiet.
I understand they play much quieter, but tend to lack bass response.
@@lpc1231000 true of many of their re-pressings especially. Their customer base likes brighter and less bass…
You got them before Collect Co got them.
Thanks for this. One question though, if I may - if the original owner bought and collected these from investment purposes, how come you got them as a "great deal"? What happened?
I honestly don't know. He simply told me it was time to sell. And I don't pry.
I don't like obi's or hype stickers covering up great album art. But I do have a few.
Any Zerosen?
Maybe a long shot question, but did he have either of the Jellyfish albums?
Did not
Some of them have what look like white paper slips in them. Are those receipts or part of his organization?
Small info cards from the original store I believe
I’ve always wanted to order some Japanese pressings but I’m worried they won’t be packed good enough and that’s a long ass journey.
I have ordered records from Japan to Australia and they pack really well with bubble wrap and thick cardboard.
@@owenmanuela6949 do you buy from any specific seller/store?
Are these for sale on your website?
No we don’t typically sell pre-owned on our website. Many of these will be avail in upcoming live online shows on Whatnot. Including one tonight - Thursday 9/14 at 8pm CT
www.whatnot.com/s/f4o2SeQC
Was there any 80’s Japanese city pop in there?
Nope
Any Japanese Police records?
I collect only Japan things 😀👍
My guess you paid $27,000 for that collection.
Good guess. But not correct
@NTXVinyl yeah I bought a few rare collections myself. I figured if you paid less than $25 a record you did alright.
As long as you claim to collect,country of origin!!! Japan desired for vinyl pressing,not sound.they dont press from masters.overated!
My gut says the source of each album/release is unique, just like in every other country. And honestly, I've listened to a ton of these over the past few weeks and could care less about the source...because they sound (and look) amazing. That's what matters to me, and to most.
Totally agree I have collected Japanese pressing since the early Seventies and never had a bad one yet what ever that means,as far as bass is concern turn the bass up on your amp.Excellent video@@NTXVinyl