Nirvana, Bleach (1989)
Even though it is their Nevermind tracks that get the most airtime, the debut record is the one worth the most. There are actually two versions of this album that will make record collectors turn green with envy. The original pressing goes for around $2,500! They only had 1,000 copies made, and they are distinctive for the white color. The 3rd pressing of the same album is even more exclusive with 500 copies made. You can identify them for the 7” blue vinyl and the 12” red and white one. They go for $1,100!
Nirvana, Bleach (1989)
XTC — Science Friction (1977)
This British new wave act released “She’s So Square” and “Science Friction” as a 45 RPM single. Reports say there were only 50 copies made before they decided to release it as a 12” instead. If you have the 7” one, you can get as much as $2,000 for it! The record did launch their career, after all. XTC eventually released 14 albums and influenced the Brit-pop scene during the ‘90s.
XTC — Science Friction (1977)
