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Doe Maar – Doris Day En Andere Stukken vinyl cover

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Doe MaarDoris Day En Andere Stukken

1982 · Netherlands · Killroy · Vinyl LP Album Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Sep 18, 2026

M$25.10NM$22.46VG+$17.18VG$11.89G+$6.61G$3.96F$2.64P$1.32

30 copies listed on Discogs from $4.59.

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
33/ST/21032/A
33/ST/21032-A1 FOON
Runout — side B
33/ST/21032/B
33/ST/21032-B2
Rights society
STEMRA
Recorded At
B.M.I. Studios
Lacquer Cut At
Foon

Specifications

Artist
Doe Maar
Genre
Reggae, Pop
Style
Folk Rock, Ska, Pop Rock, Reggae-Pop
Year
1982
Label
Killroy
Catalog number
KIL 21032 KL
Country
Netherlands

Tracklist

  1. A1Is Dit Alles5:21
  2. A2Belle Hélène2:47
  3. A3Vergeet Me2:49
  4. A4Situatie4:22
  5. A5Okee3:03
  6. A6Winnetoe3:16
  7. B1Doris Day3:48
  8. B2Radeloos4:04
  9. B3De Eerste X2:26
  10. B4Tijd Genoeg4:05
  11. B5Liever Dan Lief3:13
  12. B6Nachtmerrie (Op Hol)3:57
Producer
Doe Maar
Written-By
Ernst Jansz
Written-By
Henny Vrienten
Photography By
Claude Vanheye

About this record

The orange-label pressing of Doe Maar's 1982 debut carries a distinctive pressing-ring configuration: a 32.5mm diameter centre spindle with a gentle slope from 60mm to 70mm across the playing surface, marking it apart from the later red-label variant (catalogue 4438847) which adds a raised outer ring at 78mm with an 11mm rim. Recorded at B.M.I.

Studios in Weert during November/December 1981, this Killroy release (KIL 21032 KL) commands a spread from 25.39 USD in Mint condition down to 1.34 USD in Poor—a reflection of how pressing-plant detail and label colour drive collector demand on Dutch reggae-pop crossovers.

What drives its value

The price guide spans 25.39 USD for Mint copies to 1.34 USD in Poor condition, with the VG+ grade sitting at 17.38 USD and VG at 12.03 USD. Currently 28 copies are listed for sale, with a lowest asking price of 4.69 USD, indicating stock well below the VG threshold.

Community ownership stands at 8487 have against 517 want, a ratio that reflects the album's accessibility as a 1982 Dutch pressing yet sustained collector interest. The orange-label variant's specific pressing-ring geometry (32.5mm centre, 60–70mm slope) commands the higher valuations; the red-label reissue (4438847) with its raised 78mm outer ring and 11mm rim trades at a discount.

The 12-track album's reggae-pop and ska-rock fusion, combined with its regional origin and pressing-plant quirks, sustains demand among Benelux collectors and world reggae specialists.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm this pressing by the Killroy catalogue number KIL 21032 KL and orange label stock. The runout etchings—33/ST/21032/A and 33/ST/21032/B on sides one and two respectively, with variants 33/ST/21032-A1 FOON and 33/ST/21032-B2 also documented—are etched into the dead wax and visible under light.

The pressing ring is the key identifier: measure the centre spindle hole at 32.5mm and confirm a gentle slope across the playing surface from 60mm to 70mm radius; the red-label variant (4438847) will show a distinct raised outer ring at 78mm with an 11mm rim height, which this orange version lacks. Grade by surface cleanliness and groove wear; the 1982 pressing date and Dutch manufacture mean many copies show light play wear.

No barcode is present on this variant. The stereo designation (33/ST) appears in all runouts.

Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.

Listen

Hear the album before you buy.

Doe Maar Liever Dan Lief
Doe Maar Nachtmerrie Op Hol
Doe Maar Radeloos
Doe Maar Situatie
Doe Maar Belle Hélène
Doe Maar De Eerste X

Official videos via YouTube.

Release notes

Recorded at the B.M.I. Studios in Weert, November/December 1981.

P 1982 Stereo/Mono 33/ST

Version with orange labels. There is a pressing ring configuration with 'only' a 32.5mm diameter ring in the middle, with possibly a slight slope from 60mm to 70mm.

4438847: version with red labels, with besides the 32.5mm inner ring also a raised outer ring at 78mm, the raised rim itself is 11mm.

Runouts are etched

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

What is the price difference between a Mint and VG+ copy?

A Mint copy is valued at 25.39 USD, while VG+ is 17.38 USD according to the price guide. The gap reflects the rarity of unplayed copies of this 1982 Dutch pressing; most circulating examples show light to moderate play wear.

How do I tell the orange-label pressing from the red-label reissue?

The orange-label version (KIL 21032 KL) has a 32.5mm centre spindle with a slope from 60mm to 70mm. The red-label variant (catalogue 4438847) adds a raised outer ring at 78mm with an 11mm rim. Inspect the pressing ring under light; the red version's outer ring is unmistakable.

What is a VG copy worth?

The price guide lists VG at 12.03 USD. This estimate reflects typical wear on a 1982 pressing that has seen regular play but retains audible groove definition and minimal surface noise.

Where was this album recorded?

The album was recorded at B.M.I. Studios in Weert during November and December 1981, then pressed and released by Killroy in 1982.

How many copies are currently for sale, and what is the lowest asking price?

28 copies are listed for sale across the market, with the lowest asking price at 4.69 USD. This suggests most available stock is in Good or Fair condition rather than VG or higher.

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