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Wakey wakey, campers. Some of you might already be at Bramham Park this morning, as the campsite for Leeds Festival opened yesterday, and while there are several activities on offer today, before the first full day of the festival this year, some of you might be looking to kill some time.
So, how about discovering who, from the many artists performing this year, have some of the most expensive releases sold through the online music marketplace Discogs?
We’ve taken a look at some of the biggest sales that have occurred through the website to bring to you the most expensive items from several acts performing at Bramham Park this year and as always, if you have a copy of one of the records on our list, do your due diligence and check whether the market is looking for that item once again. The nature of music collecting fluctuates, as we say time and time again.
5. AJ Tracey - AJ Tracey (£129.07)
AJ Tracey's self-titled debut album was a landmark release in UK rap, and its value on Discogs is a testament to its enduring impact. This particular pressing was a limited edition, self-released by the artist on a striking translucent green vinyl. The gatefold sleeve and unique colour make it a desirable collector's item. | Getty Images/Discogs
6. Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water (£165.00)
Limp Bizkit's iconic nu-metal album has seen a renewed surge in popularity, and this specific vinyl reissue has become a highly sought-after collector's item. This deluxe edition was pressed on a unique "Clear with Brown Stripe" vinyl, a clever visual reference to the album's title that has made it a holy grail for fans. | Getty Images/Discogs
7. Enter Shikari - Take To The Skies (£177.60)
Enter Shikari's debut album, Take To The Skies, is a foundational record in modern rock, and its original 2007 vinyl pressing has become a highly sought-after collectable. Released on the band's own Ambush Reality label, this heavyweight double LP was a limited-edition pressing, a true artefact from the band's breakout moment. | Getty Images/Discogs
8. Chappell Roan - Pink Pony Club (£203.00)
Chappell Roan's ascent to pop superstardom has been meteoric. While 'Pink Pony Club' was a sleeper hit from her debut album, its value on the secondary market skyrocketed with her massive recent success. This particular 7-inch single was a limited-edition Record Store Day release, pressed on "Baby Pink" vinyl. | Getty Images/Discogs