> Now now dear. I'm certainly not in a position to speak for Rob, but I
will
> say that he is welcome to sell records at whatever price he deems
> appropriate. Some dealers will tell you he has the right to sell them for
> whatever the market will bear. It is up to the consumer to decide to buy
> them or not.
I agree, this is just how the market works, nothing more. high demand and
not enough supply results in rising prices. Compared to other UK dealers his
prices are moderate - at least if you're a vinyl junkie. Take a look at Greg
Vandike's website. Now that's what I call overpriced.
Still, I'd love to find that shop or dealer where you can get the Top 100
Freakbeat rarities for nothing. Let's face it: if I had rarities to sell I
wouldn't gice them waway for nothing either.
> If you want an overpriced record dealer, try Craig Moore, formerly of
Gonn.
> He freely admits that he prices his records to sell to doctors and
> lawyers. I don't buy records from him, but I appreciate his honesty, and
I
> always make it a point to chat with him when he's in Atlanta for record
> shows. He's a nice guy, I just can't afford his prices. He certainly has
> the goods though!
Compared to European dealers he's still reasonable. But do you mean US 6Ts
punk legend THE GONN (Blackout of Gretely)?
Harry
