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Another McQueen - a metallic silver mini-dress dating from 2008, the year before he committed suicide - also beat the previous record, fetching £79,250.
The group's hyper-frenetic songs — built around the guitarist Ichirou Agata's effects-laden guitar riffs and the singer Yasuko Onuki's loopy, inspired vocals and interstitial blasts of noise — are beautifully showcased on its new record, "Fetch".
An ice chest that traveled to innumerable family picnics is stuffed with high-quality children's records with fetching names like "Peter, Please, It's Pancakes" to which Ms. Zakaluk sang along as a little girl.
Records vary wildly in price; most record stores have "budget" bins of records selling very cheaply, while incredibly rare records can fetch large amounts in online auctions.
Old, rare records can fetch hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the Discogs market, which is controversial because the artist who made the music will never see a dime of that cash.
Adding to that perception was a record price fetched at a Beijing real estate auction last week, after June land sales snapped an eight-month decline and signs indicated acceptance of limited local loosening of tight property controls.
In July 1996, pig meat was fetching record prices as the BSE crisis scared meat-eaters away from beef.
Prized for their rarity and their often exceptional workmanship, they are fetching record prices at auction, beating estimates and surprising experts and collectors alike.
He had similar hopes for the area along the High Line, where he bought properties last year when they were fetching record prices.
