I once had the chance to buy Freda Payne's Contact album on vinyl for about a month.
All of the winning conditions are there for me. It is a rare soul record by a beautiful vocalist that I would love to spin on the show whenever I can do so.
I was not happy to see its accompanying price tag.
All of the winning conditions are there for me. It is a rare soul record by a beautiful vocalist that I would love to spin on the show whenever I can do so.
The Contact album on vinyl costed nearly double than what I paid to have the 2CD compilation of all her music recorded on the Invictus label.
It showed a lot of restraint for me to have not bought the album when I could have. I guess I should be proud of myself for that. It was the NOT having bought it and lining it up on my shelf that got to me.
Days after writing this, I found a copy of Freda Payne's Contact album on vinyl at another store for half of the price of the one that inspired this post. It seems I did in fact find the happy medium after all.
It showed a lot of restraint for me to have not bought the album when I could have. I guess I should be proud of myself for that. It was the NOT having bought it and lining it up on my shelf that got to me.
Days after writing this, I found a copy of Freda Payne's Contact album on vinyl at another store for half of the price of the one that inspired this post. It seems I did in fact find the happy medium after all.
