Letters and Commentaries for Deja Vu
More Crosby / More Stills / More Nash / More Young
A mono copy of Deja Vu (which no doubt sounds terrible; I had one once) went for $1200 on ebay a few years back!
Oh, but it’s an auction, so I guess that makes it all right. The seller didn’t set the price, the market did.
But the market sets our prices too.
We can’t sell a record for more than what our customers are willing to pay. What exactly is the difference?
Man, I sure would love to get $4k+ for one of our killer Hot Stamper pressings of Deja Vu. I guarantee our copy sounds a whole lot better than the one that sold on ebay.
And the music is the same, right? There is no mono mix, so anyone with a mono switch can hear the record in mono if they wanted to. But why do that? The stereo sound is phenomenal on the best copies!
So what did you get for your additional three thousand dollars?
A nice record to put on the shelf.
Which you could get from us for three thousand dollars less.
This record sounds best this way:
On Big Speakers at Loud Levels
On the Right Domestic Pressing
