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Donna Summer – Live And More
1978 · US · Casablanca · Vinyl LP Album Stereo
Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Aug 14, 2026
- MMint
- $108.15
- NMNear Mint
- $96.76
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $74
- VGVery Good
- $51.23
- G+Good Plus
- $28.46
- GGood
- $17.08
- FFair
- $11.38
- PPoor
- $5.69
272 copies listed on Discogs from $0.78.
These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.
Offers · 1
- $75ref VA-NYHHAMedia VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+🇺🇸 Ships from United States
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Runout — side A
- NBLP 7119-2 ASNBLP-7119-AS SP-1 AZ ❀ 1-4 [SRC logo]NBLP-7119-2-AS SP-1 AZ❀ 1-3 [SRC logo]
- Runout — side B
- NBLP 7119-2 BSNBLP-7119-BS SP-1 AZ ❀ 1-1 [SRC logo]NBLP-7119-2-BS SP-1 AZ❀ 1-3 [SRC logo]
- Runout — side C
- NBLP 7119-2 CSNBLP-7119-CS SP-1 AZ C B 1-3 [SRC logo]NBLP-7119-2-CS SP-1 AZ❀ 1-2 [SRC logo]
- Runout — side D
- NBLP 7119-2 DSNBLP-7119-DS SP-1 AZ ❀ 1-4 [SRC logo]NBLP-7119-2-DS SP-1 AZ❀ 1-2 [SRC logo]
- Rights society
- BMI, ASCAP
- Pressing Plant ID
- SRC (S with R and C in loops)(Stamped in runouts)
- Record Company
- Casablanca Record And Filmworks
- Manufactured By
- Casablanca Record And Filmworks, Inc.
- Recorded At
- Universal Amphitheatre
- Mixed At
- Rusk Sound Studios
- Mixed At
- Westlake Studios
- Mastered At
- Allen Zentz Mastering
- Lacquer Cut At
- Allen Zentz Mastering
- Pressed By
- Specialty Records Corporation
Specifications
- Artist
- Donna Summer
- Genre
- Electronic
- Style
- Disco
- Year
- 1978
- Label
- Casablanca
- Catalog number
- NBLP 7119-2
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1Once Upon A Time2:55
- A2Fairy Tale High2:21
- A3Faster And Faster To Nowhere2:10
- A4Spring Affair2:36
- A5Rumour Has It2:35
- A6I Love You3:27
- B1Only One Man1:53
- B2I Remember Yesterday3:38
- B3Love's Unkind2:34
- My Man Medley
- B5The Way We Were3:15
- B6Mimi's Song4:24
- C1Try Me, I Know We Can Make It3:48
- C2Love To Love You, Baby3:23
- C3I Feel Love6:46
- C4Last Dance5:39
- MacArthur Park Suite
- Producer
- Giorgio Moroder
- Producer
- Pete Bellotte
- Mastered By
- Brian Gardner
- Mastered By
- Chris Bellman
- Engineer
- Gary Ladinsky
- Engineer
- Jürgen Koppers
About this record
The runout etchings on this 1978 Casablanca double album reveal two distinct pressing plants — Casablanca Record And Filmworks, Inc. and Specialty Records Corporation — with the matrix codes NBLP 7119-2 A through D marking each side. A Mint copy commands 108.15 USD, but the market is flooded: 272 copies are currently for sale, with the lowest priced at just 0.78 USD, making condition the decisive factor in value.
What drives its value
Donna Summer's Live And More is a two-LP set with a steep condition curve. A Mint pressing fetches 108.15 USD, while NM drops to 96.76 USD — a modest gap that widens sharply as condition falls.
VG+ sits at 74 USD, VG at 51.23 USD, and G+ at 28.46 USD. The 272 copies currently listed indicate steady supply, yet 285 collectors want it against 9061 who own one, suggesting casual rather than obsessive demand.
The dual-plant pressing history (Casablanca and Specialty Records) means variant runouts exist; originals with etched runouts and the SRC logo stamped command the premium prices, while later pressings with "SP" etched and SRC stamped represent a secondary tier. The triple die-cut gatefold and pink inner sleeves with lyrics are standard to all copies, so they do not differentiate value.
How to appraise this pressing
Verify this pressing by the catalogue number NBLP 7119-2 on the spine and label. Examine the dead wax on each side for the runout matrix: sides A and B should read NBLP 7119-2 AS and NBLP 7119-2 BS respectively, with sides C and D following the same pattern.
The pressing plant signature appears in the runout: if "SRC logo" is stamped (not etched), the disc was pressed by Specialty Records Corporation; if "SP" is etched alongside the SRC logo, it marks a later variant. Lacquer-cut originals bear "AZ" and a flower symbol etched in the runout — these are rarer and typically command higher prices.
Grade by the vinyl surface under bright light: Mint discs show no hairline scratches or play wear, NM allows only light surface marks invisible during play, VG+ permits light scratches audible only on quiet passages, VG shows visible scratches and light surface noise. The gatefold should close flush with no seam separation; pink inner sleeves should be intact and unfaded.
Further reading: grading a record, how to sell vinyl.
Release notes
Runouts are etched, except "SRC logo" stamped;
"SP" etched and "SRC logo" in runouts denotes a pressing.
"AZ" and "❀" etched in runouts denotes a lacquer cut.
Issued in triple die-cut gatefold sleeve.
Pink inner sleeves containing lyrics and other information.
Some copies included a folded sheet for ordering memorabilia.
Recorded live at the Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, California.
Side D is a studio recording.
Mixed at Westlake Studios and Rusk Studios.
This album was mixed with the 'Aphex' Aural Exciter.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
What pressing plant pressed my copy, and does it matter?
Two plants pressed this album: Casablanca Record And Filmworks, Inc. and Specialty Records Corporation. Inspect the runout etching on side A (matrix NBLP 7119-2 AS). If the SRC logo is stamped into the vinyl, Specialty pressed it. If "SP" is etched and the SRC logo stamped, it is a later Specialty variant. Casablanca pressings are typically earlier and may command a slight premium, though the market does not sharply differentiate them.
What is a VG+ copy worth, and how does it compare to Mint?
A VG+ copy is priced at 74 USD according to the price guide. A Mint copy reaches 108.15 USD, so the difference reflects the cost of condition. VG+ allows light scratches audible only on quiet tracks, whereas Mint permits no audible wear. Given 272 copies for sale, VG+ copies are readily available, so paying up for Mint is a choice driven by your tolerance for surface noise rather than scarcity.
Why is there a copy listed for 0.78 USD when the guide price is 51.23 USD for VG?
The 0.78 USD listing is an outlier — likely a Poor or Fair grade copy with heavy surface noise, deep scratches, or warping. The price_guide lowest_price field captures the absolute floor, not the typical market. Most VG copies cluster around 51.23 USD; anything below 5.69 USD (the Poor grade estimate) indicates significant defects that make it suitable only for parts or heavy restoration.
Is this a live album or studio recording?
Three sides are live recordings from the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, California. Side D is a studio recording, mixed at Westlake Studios and Rusk Studios. The album was mixed using the Aphex Aural Exciter, a then-cutting-edge signal processor that shaped the sound. This hybrid format is central to the album's identity and does not vary between pressings.
What do the etched runouts tell me about pressing authenticity?
Runouts are etched on authentic pressings, except the SRC logo, which is stamped. If you see "AZ" and a flower symbol etched in the runout, you have a lacquer-cut original — the first generation. Later pressings show "SP" etched alongside the stamped SRC logo. No barcode appears on any pressing of this title, so its absence is normal and does not indicate a bootleg.