Pink Floyd — The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (1967)
Pink Floyd rings in the ears and hearts of so many Baby Boomers, but Millenials are not as familiar with their music. Once they find out that ‘The Piper At The Gates of Dawn’ was released over the period of just three months, younger people are slightly more intrigued, and collectors also take a little more notice. The album was completed and released in record time, and these days fans of the band will spend large chunks of their savings accounts to get their hands on an original copy.
Pink Floyd
Nicholas Greenwood — Cold Cuts (1972)
The solo project of Nicholas Greenwood, former member of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, ‘Cold Cuts’ ended up wooing fans even more than the original work he did with his band. Critics liked to call this style of music volatile and unpredictable, which naturally led to rebelling teenagers flocking to music stores to get their hands on a copy. If you’ve got a copy of the original vinyl in your basement, it could earn you a cool $3500 in today’s market.
Nicholas Greenwood
