Grease: The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture

Product Information

Gen Xers, your cherished wax copy of Nirvana's landmark 1991 album "Nevermind" may have big sentimental value, but unless you've got a first pressing in mint condition (unlikely), it ain't worth much. In the case of such records, a mint copy might sell for 50 times as much money as a worn-out copy of the same record.

Depeche Mode's true legacy as an electronic band can be seen in the groups it influenced. 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. 27. Misfits, "Legacy of Brutality" Wilson became a born-again Christian and wrote several books on masculinity and marriage as it pertained to Christianity. He even appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" to promote the books. Never has Presley's story been given a big-budget treatment like what we'll get to see in 2022, when "Moulin Rouge" and "The Great Gatsby" director Baz Luhrmann's epic biopic "Elvis" is released on June 24, with up-and-coming star Austin Butler in the titular role and two-time Academy Award winner Tom Hanks playing Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' longtime manager. 28. Depeche Mode, "Music for the Masses" Common” is also relative; records that sold well in the 1950s and 1960s still sold in substantially smaller quantities than those sold in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1950s, it was rare for even a popular album to sell much more than a million copies. By the 1980s, albums selling more than 5 million copies were relatively common.

29. Madonna, "Erotica" (Tie)

Because the value of a particular record is tied to so many factors, it’s difficult to give a general answer as to its value without knowing all of the particulars about that particular pressing. Saxophone: Ray Pizzi ("We Go Together" & "Greased Lightnin'"), Ernie Watts ("There Are Worse Things I Could Do" and "Alone at a Drive-In Movie"), Jerome Richardson, John Kelson, Jr.

Sometimes, foreign pressings may have different titles, or different covers from the more common versions from the U.S. or UK. On other occasions, record companies in other countries may choose to press albums on colored vinyl.Some artists tend to have a longtime following, while others are popular only while they are actively recording. With the former, such as Elvis Presley, Pink Floyd, blues singer Robert Johnson, or the Beatles, many of their records remain both valuable and highly collectible long after they stopped recording or even after their deaths. When it comes to a vinyl record’s value, condition is paramount, and worn copies of a record usually sell for modest amounts of money except in the cases of items that are rare to the point of being unique.