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davidt
on Wednesday May 02 2001, @10:00AM
L'Estrange writes:
The May 2001 issue of Record Collector has a poll on the most collectable artists. This is a yearly occurance and is voted by the readers of record Collector magazine. The Smiths were #32, an improvement on last year when they were #78. The Top Ten from 1- 10 were: the Beatles The Rolling Stones ElLvis Presley david Bowie Pink Floyd Bod Dylan Queen Led Zeppelin The Who The Beach Boys
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The Smiths #32 most collectable in this year's Record Collector poll
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smiths collectables (Score:1)
the group had a short lived career and morrissey had such a hold on what was recorded / released that the only things of value / esque would be the odd promo and the 2 or 3 instances where the sleeve was changed last minute, ie) hand in glove miss-print and the unofficial terence stamp cover.
i've got numerous coloured vinyls, imports, numbered c.d.singles by the smiths, but none seem to be that valuable, surely the most collectable artists items such as Bowie and Hendrix dont compare with the stuff i've collected, they must be worth a mint, even just the fact that most of it must be 30yrs old.
still as discussed before these polls of 100 best of are diminishing in worthiness all the time.
i wonder wot morrissey thinks of it all.
i've got a tour programme from the u.k. meat is murder 1985 - I wonder , whats its value?
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