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A Canadian first pressingA compilation albumA first pressingA greatest-hits albumA live album
A mono recordA picture discA promotional copy with a unique labelA radio-station copy with cue sheetsA record by an artist who later became famous under another name
A record by an artist you've never heard ofA record containing a sample from another recordA record containing a song you've heard sampledA record engineered by a famous recording engineerA record featuring a musician who later became famous
A record featuring a musician who later joined a famous bandA record from a defunct record labelA record from a local Canadian artistA record from a record label you've never heard ofA record from a very short-lived label
A record from an artist who won a Grammy/JunoA record on colored vinylA record pressed at a plant that no longer existsA record pressed in CanadaA record pressed in the UK
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    About: This bingo card is perfect for serious vinyl collectors and crate diggers, especially at record fairs or swap meets. With a focus on rare pressings, unique label variations, and music history trivia, the card encourages deep exploration of collections and sparks conversations about obscure finds. It's sure to challenge even those who think they've seen it all in the world of records.

    How To: To save a printable PDF, click the Print button. You can change the card count and other print preferences on the Print tab. Grid items and free space content can be edited on the Basic tab. Appearance can be exactly personalized on the relevant tabs, or you can quickly locate any option on the 🔍 tab.

    How to play Record Collecting Bingo Cards?

    • Digital Players: Click on the Play button above, and then click on the 🎫 button.
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    1. Start by saving the Record Collecting PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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    9. The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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    Record Collecting Bingo CardsThis Record Collecting Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: A Canadian first pressing, A compilation album, A first pressing, A greatest-hits album, A live album, A mono record, A picture disc, A promotional copy with a unique label, A radio-station copy with cue sheets, A record by an artist who later became famous under another name, A record by an artist you've never heard of, A record containing a sample from another record, A record containing a song you've heard sampled, A record engineered by a famous recording engineer, A record featuring a musician who later became famous, A record featuring a musician who later joined a famous band, A record from a defunct record label, A record from a local Canadian artist, A record from a record label you've never heard of, A record from a very short-lived label, A record from an artist who won a Grammy/Juno, A record on colored vinyl, A record pressed at a plant that no longer exists, A record pressed in Canada, A record pressed in the UK, A record pressed in the USA, A record produced by a famous producer before they became famous, A record released before 1970, A record released in a country other than Canada or the USA, A record released in Canada but not the USA, A record released in the 1950s, A record released in the 1960s, A record released only in a foreign country, A record released only in Canada, A record that has been reissued multiple times, A record that was banned or withdrawn, A record that was originally released before you were born, A record that was originally released under a different title, A record whose cover photograph was taken by a famous photographer, A record whose cover was designed by a famous artist, A record with a barcode, A record with a catalog number visible on the sleeve, A record with a completely black cover, A record with a cut-out/notch in the jacket, A record with a different catalog number between sleeve and label, A record with a different cover than the original release, A record with a different label design than later pressings, A record with a different mastering than another copy of the same album, A record with a documented cover variation, A record with a famous session musician in the credits, A record with a gatefold and booklet, A record with a gatefold sleeve, A record with a hand-etched matrix, A record with a handwritten name on the jacket, A record with a hidden track, A record with a known mastering engineer's signature/initials, A record with a known pressing error, A record with a lyric sheet, A record with a misprinted label, A record with a photograph of the artist, A record with a picture of an animal on the cover, A record with a pressing plant identifier, A record with a price sticker from a previous store, A record with a promotional sticker, A record with a promotional/"Not For Sale" label, A record with a stamped matrix number, A record with a torn or damaged cover, A record with a unique regional pressing, A record with a withdrawn or recalled cover, A record with an alternate mix, A record with an alternate/foreign-language cover, A record with an original hype sticker, A record with an original inner sleeve, A record with an unusual catalog number, A record with an unusual instrument listed in the credits, A record with an unusual or rare promotional item, A soundtrack, A test pressing, A white-label pressing, Find a direct-to-disc recording, Find a genuine test pressing, Find a half-speed mastered record, Find a quadraphonic record, Find a record engineered by George Massenburg, Find a record from a local artist that you can prove is rare, Find a record mastered by Bob Ludwig, Find a record on an original RCA Living Stereo label, Find a record on Blue Note, Find a record on Columbia's 6-eye label, Find a record on Deutsche Grammophon, Find a record on ECM, Find a record recorded at Abbey Road, Find a record recorded at Motown's Hitsville U.S.A., Find a record recorded at Sun Studio, Find a record recorded using a famous vintage microphone, Find a record signed by the artist, Find a record that belonged to someone famous, Find a record that has a different master/mix from the commonly available version, Find a record that has never been reissued, Find a record that is genuinely difficult to identify, Find a record that the seller has incorrectly identified, Find a record that was released before 1950, Find a record that you believe is worth more than the store is charging, Find a record whose exact pressing you can identify from the runout groove, Find a record with a Decca "ffrr" label, Find a record with a famous mastering inscription in the deadwax, Find a record with a personal letter or note inside, Find a record with a pressing you've never seen before, Find a record with an original concert ticket tucked inside, Find a record with an original newspaper clipping inside, Find a record with fewer than 100 Discogs listings, Find a record worth $100+, Find a record worth $50+, Find a white-label promotional pressing, Find an album that was originally recorded to analog tape but digitally remastered, Find an album where you can identify the recording studio from the credits, Find an album whose liner notes discuss the recording process, Find an audiophile pressing.

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