10 Hard Rock Vinyl Albums That Are Worth A Lot Of Money
1. Cherry Five - Cherry Five
The Italian prog rock band Goblin are best known for their work scoring movies, particularly those of Italian horror maestro Dario Argento.
The group provided music for Argento's films Profondo Rosso and Suspiria, the latter of which is regarded as one of the most important horror films ever made. But wait, why are we talking about this random band called Goblin? What about Cherry Five?
Well, dear reader, they are one and the same.
Before they established themselves under the one word name, Goblin released a single studio album as Cherry Five. This self-titled release came out in 1975, the same year as Profondo Rosso, after which they changed their name and became famous.
All of this contributes to an absolutely monster price for this vinyl. According to Discogs, if you own a gatefold copy of this album from the initial run, then you could be sitting on a piece of plastic worth $3205.94.
Oh boy.
A fascinating pit stop in one of the most influential groups in film scoring history, Cherry Five is a little bit of history that could make you a big bit of cash.