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Old 05-06-2024, 05:20 PM   #14998
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Sunrise Records are such rip off merchants. A few years back, I got into vinyl and shopped there often. Their jazz albums were always nicely priced between $22-27 and I picked up a bunch as was just getting into the genre. My music buying dropped off for a few years but I'm getting back into it recently and decided to pop in. The exact same albums (same pressings) I bought are now doubled in price. Likewise a Max Richter double LP that I would've paid no more than $35 for when I bought it is now $72! They literally must just have doubled the price of everything once they noticed vinyl becoming more and more popular.

I managed to snag one jazz album today for $22 but only because it had found its way into the regular rock/pop section and must've been missed in their price hike.
Every business run by Sunrise Records’ parent company is basically synonymous with shady/manipulative pricing practices.
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