Zefren presents a 78 RPM Poets & Peasant overture

[ChristopherDB83]

I have an earlier version of this recording from 1904, one sided, with arthur pryor conduction. this one is definately of better quality as mine is awfully battered and has a chunk glued back into it (though it still runs quite well in such condition).

[MrRom92DAW]

@ChristopherDB83 post a vid of that record!

[starfoxhero]

How much do 78 RPM's cost now-a-days?

[Zefrenm]

@starfoxhero someone who doesn't know how to sell 78 RPM record will always assume they are all rare and try to sell 78 RPM as high as $20-100. I bought his one for 25 cents. I generally try to to buy only at 50 cents to a dollar a record and always buy in bluk. I bought a 1st pressing of the 1st jazz record recorded in 1917 for 20 dollars. it will alway depend on the buyer seller and the record.

[starfoxhero]

Oh ok thanks for letting me know!

Who knows, maybe I'll purchase one someday :)

[starfoxhero]

How much do 78 RPM's cost now-a-days?

[AulicExclusiva]

FUN! Thanks.

[fuzzbear6240]

Zef, Sounds good. You heard voices at the end of side one? I thought I heard something as well, probably the conductor or recording engineer. On most acoustic machine you can't really hear it so I guess they let a lot of these slide. I have one in my collection that I hear someone speaking at the beginning. The engineer telling them to start I think.

YF, J.