Any Dance music experts out there

[SantasWonderland]

Have some 12" white label and promo dance/garage singles with nothing on, Is there a website etc to find out who or what they are by the numbers and letters pressed in the vinyl?

Have kept the ones I like, but have about 50 to clear, any help or advice most welcome.


Thank you in advance for your help

[WorleGirl]

Sorry, no idea . Have you tried inputting the numbers in to Music MgPie? Though I think they only recognise CDs etc...or maybe Record Collector perhaps, if they have a website that has leads for you?

[SantasWonderland]

Sorry, no idea . Have you tried inputting the numbers in to Music MgPie? Though I think they only recognise CDs etc...or maybe Record Collector perhaps, if they have a website that has leads for you?

Hi Blossom Tree

Musicmagpie is barcodes to get the price, Will try record collector (thank you) , but think you need the artists or cat no. these have nothing at all apart from letters and numbers pressed into the vinyl itself.

Hoped someone might know of a site that specialists in white lables etc?

[Oldandintheway]

You could also try your local radio station - they may be able to put you onto a web address???

[booksntings]

Hi Santa,

there should be a cat # on the run off, most promos will have them just like the actual releases. Just type this into google or whatever search engine you prefer and 9 times out of 10 you will get a result.

Cheers and keep on selling vinyl, Mel

[Vinylization]

Hi
There are actually a number of sites you can use. Condition of the item is paramount as always.
But try...
http://www.discogs.com
http://www.musicpriceguide.com
http://www.popsike.com

These will give you an idea of values that can be attained and averages etc.

If you get stuck gimme a shout.

Les

[SantasWonderland]

Hi Santa,

there should be a cat # on the run off, most promos will have them just like the actual releases. Just type this into google or whatever search engine you prefer and 9 times out of 10 you will get a result.

Cheers and keep on selling vinyl, Mel

Thanks mel with try that this weekend, 1000's of vinyl to go so should be selling for quiet awhile yet (lol)

[SantasWonderland]

Hi
There are actually a number of sites you can use. Condition of the item is paramount as always.
But try...
http://www.discogs.com
http://www.musicpriceguide.com
http://www.popsike.com

These will give you an idea of values that can be attained and averages etc.

If you get stuck gimme a shout.

Les

Hi Les

Thank you will have a look at those sites, got about 50 to go. Want to find out who the ones I plan on keeping are etc.

[avvy]

Discogs is the best place for finding out that information. Make sure you change the search for catalogue number. I've been a Discogs member for quite some time now with the same username that I have here. If you get stuck give me a shout and I'll help you out.

[SantasWonderland]

Discogs is the best place for finding out that information. Make sure you change the search for catalogue number. I've been a Discogs member for quite some time now with the same username that I have here. If you get stuck give me a shout and I'll help you out.

Hi Discogs

Thanks for the offer, keep meaning to look, but something always comes up or I start listing other items