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techshop
08-24-2014, 01:09 AM
How do you know if the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/Score you bought will be be worth something later in years?

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TheSkeletonMan939
08-26-2014, 12:53 AM
Depends mostly on how many copies were made, and if there’s anything special about it that makes it stand out from other editions of the soundtrack. For instance, a first edition copy of La-La-Land’s Batman: The Animated Series: Volume One might be worth a lot later because it has a couple extra tracks not present on later editions.

mbrannon47
08-28-2014, 10:23 PM
The economics have changed dramatically since the advent of digital downloads. There are FAR fewer people that collect albums now. Before, it was the primary way to access music on a track. Want to hear that one song on that one album from the 60s? YouTube search and boom. There it is. I would argue there will ALWAYS be **some** type of market for the value of a CD or a record, but not anywhere what it used to be.

DAKoftheOTA
08-30-2014, 02:04 AM
I had no clue when I ordered Transformers at F.Y.E. it would later go out of print. I got lucky with that, I guess.

But I would also have to agree that it depends on the number of discs that were pressed. That, and what’s included.


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