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Lot 29:
Description
A substantial trade lot of recorded music comprising approximately 100 boxes containing an extensive collection of several thousand compact discs. The collection includes a diverse range of packaging formats including standard jewel cases, slimline cases, multi-disc box sets, and cardboard digipaks. The inventory appears to consist largely of factory-sealed New Old Stock (NOS) with significant bulk quantities of specific titles, making it suitable for wholesale distribution or retail inventory.
The collection spans multiple genres including contemporary pop, indie, alternative rock, jazz, soul, vocal, and soundtracks. Identifiable artists and titles include Van Morrison (Versatile), Papercuts (Life Among The Savages), Roy Orbison (Only The Lonely), Gregory Porter (All Rise), Lady Gaga (Chromatica and Born This Way), Rod Stewart (Blood Red Roses), The Libertines (Anthems for Doomed Youth), Little Mix (LM5 and Glory Days), Katy Perry (Teenage Dream), Demi Lovato (Tell Me You Love Me), The 1975, Papa Roach, and Ne-Yo (Non-Fiction and R.E.D.). Alternative and indie highlights include Panda Bear (Tomboy), The Penny Black Remedy (Inhale… Exhale… OK, Now You Can Panic!), Late of the Pier (Fantasy Black Channel), Lower (Seek Warmer Climes), and New Flesh (Universally Dirty). The lot also contains legacy vocalists and jazz artists such as Edith Piaf (La Vie En Rose and No Regrets 4-CD sets), Mario Lanza, Peggy Lee, Willie Nelson, and James Last. Soundtracks and compilations are well represented, featuring multiple seasons of The Music of Nashville, N.W.A Greatest Hits, and Ninja Tune Publishing and Synch Sampler 14.
Visible record labels include Decca, Republic, Virgin, EMI, Ninja Tune, Big Dada, Paw Tracks, Memphis Industries, Matador, and Tee Pee Records. Documented catalogue numbers include Rod Stewart 6790616, The Libertines 4746277, Gregory Porter 00602508620355, Papercuts MI0316CD, and Lower OLE-1066-2.
Condition report:
Media and sleeves are generally in Mint to Near Mint condition, with a very high proportion of the collection remaining in original factory-sealed cellophane. Outer cardboard transit boxes show typical signs of industrial storage and transport wear, including crushing, corner tearing, and adhesive tape residue.
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