File under: Before the record companies knew how to market their back catalogue in CD format.
Again, no idea how much this one is worth, but what a twofer? Arguably Marvin Gaye's finest albums on one CD!
Bought in the mid/late 80s for £5, this is a classic example of the early days of CD, when there really wasn't much choice in terms of available back catalogue to buy. The record companies were trying to figure out this new format and were unsure whether people would go out and buy music on CD they already owned on vinyl. So the back catalogue stuff was chucked out at discount prices and in packages like this.
Soon enough, they realised people were embracing CD as a format; packages like this one were swiftly withdrawn and the individual albums were marked up to £15.
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