Depeche Mode, Music for the Masses
Interestingly, this Depeche Mode record’s cover is its most lucrative feature, showing a picture of crimson speakerphones set against a romantic dawn sky. The orange frame of this graphic is the final sign of success. This particular version of the record was accidentally distributed for a short time by the band’s label, quickly ceasing its release. This small error could earn you big bucks, $4,600 in fact! Amazing how two different versions of the same thing can be valued so differently.
Depeche Mode Music For The Masses
Misfits, Legacy of Brutality (1985)
Here we have a record that is harder to find than most, given that only 16 copies of Legacy of Brutality were released. When Misfits’ ex-vocalist, Glen Danzig, caught wind of this record’s production that had been released without his permission, he quickly called his lawyer and instigated a lawsuit that would last months. If you happen to possess one of the several hidden gems in existence, you could easily pass it on for a cool $5000.
Misfits Legacy Of Brutality
