Should have kept mine sealed. But it's my only FEVER vinyl and I wanted to play itI've got that as well but it's sealed still. I was going to give it as a present but decided against it in the end and so will probably sell it at some point. I have the Sainsbury's edition, which is enough for now.

Should have kept mine sealed. But it's my only FEVER vinyl and I wanted to play it![]()
I know - it's weird. Of course, there is a view on Discogs that a sealed record should never be graded because you don't know if it has any manufacturing defects. But that's record collectors for you. Absolute weirdos.I don't understand keeping things sealed and never playing them really. Records are to be enjoyed.
I only keep it sealed because I'm not a collector and I will flog it some day.

) so I put it on for 50/best offer. seems wildly excessive to me but let's SEE 
do CDs usually sell on discogs easily? most of mine are in mint/near mint condition. i've just listed about 20.
it recommended me to put my Dannii - Girl (deluxe 2007) super jewel at €60 () so I put it on for 50/best offer. seems wildly excessive to me but let's SEE
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Darling where did you get that FURNITURE? If I ever GET ROUND to getting all my GROOVES out from under a BLANKET in the GARAGE and find somewhere to PUT THEM, I want ONE OF THOSE
)Aye, Discogs is a shambles now. Pages won't load, links don't work, the new colleaction view is pretty ghastly, I get no alerts whatsoever (I used to get 5 or 6 per day minimum) and sellers are obviously struggling given the number of text additions to listings about shipping. How does it make money? Does it take a cut from sales?
I bought 3 Kallaxes and I wish I'd gone for one more. Perfect for vinyl but, yes, versatile too.I've considered getting a Kallax or two, buy largely because you can get lovely cat boxes to fit in them.