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These pictures of the group Information Society gave me a few harmless chuckles https://www.discogs.com/artist/11287-Information-Society

El Topo also complete rubbish.

very nicely put danny. obviously from the capital realist's point-of-view my hoarding records is simply an accumulation of capital - i think that's why i'm at pains to point out that investment never came into it.

speaking personally i gotta say i never once bought records as an investment. or thought of them like that. though i may have joked occasionally to that effect. and i've obsessively guarded and protected them (never lent one ever) not because of their value but their sanctity. and i've never...

some science in that thread. i knew about link wray FWIW. neil young on it here

This completely blew me away. You only need to hear a snippet of it. Skip to 1:26 if you're an impatient type. This from 1961 is where feedback entered music. It's got ramifications for a lot more than rock music though - so chill all nonces.

yes. but i would expect a lot of reggae and hardcore records are G+ or VG and still sell for a lot of money.

someone conjectured that it was money laundering.