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Folk vinyl deals on Amazon UK
Folk and singer-songwriter records currently below their usual price. Prices are re-checked through the day and every card shows when it was last read.
- 30% off

WILL VARLEY
MACHINES WILL NEVER LEARN TO MAKE MISTAKES LIKE ME (RED/ORANGE/BLACK SPLATTER VINYL)
£17.64£25.37View on Amazon.co.ukPrice checked just now

Bragg, Billy
The Million Things That Never Happened (Colored Vinyl)
£24.20View on Amazon.co.ukPrice checked just now


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Buying folk vinyl without overpaying
Folk is quiet music, and quiet music is where pressing quality shows up most obviously. There is nothing loud to mask surface noise, so a noisy or off-centre disc is far more distracting on an acoustic record than on a dense rock one. It is worth playing a new folk LP through properly within the returns window rather than filing it after one side.
The British folk revival catalogue — Island, Transatlantic, Topic — has been reissued carefully in recent years, often from the original tapes with the original artwork, and those editions do go on offer. Seventies singer-songwriter records from the major labels are repressed constantly and discount fastest.
Weight is not quality, incidentally. A 180g pressing cut from a mediocre digital source is worse than a standard-weight one cut from tape, whatever the sticker says. What matters is the transfer, and where a label has done it properly they almost always tell you on the back of the sleeve.