Don't know but I keep finding their records in the charities, alway sell well on Discogs!Originally Posted by medlar
Chocolate Rain
Don't know but I keep finding their records in the charities, alway sell well on Discogs!
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Chocolate Rain
Yes, that's what I mean, the shoegaze effectDon't know but I keep finding their records in the charities, alway sell well on Discogs!
Attention!!! I know this is a very expensive Price for the record. This i one of my most beloved Records, so my primary intention isn't the selling. I like it in my collection. I only will sell it, if someone wants it that much, that he is willing to pay that much money. Therefore the unrealistic price. Please don't tell me about it. I don't want to cheat ,I don't force someone into buying it, I don't want to drive up the price.Thanks for understanding
Lonely Jelly
Love to find a copy of Nowhere cheap! Great record.
Lonely Jelly
Glad to hear it's all cool... I'll be the next in line to high-five you then!!!
That DJ must be pretty well off if he can afford to just chuck a collection in the trash. Rich. Or Stupid. Or both...
One year at hogmanay at the Art School, top Glasgow nite-spot Optimo gave away a free Liquid Liquid 45s at the end of the night. Of course, most young people don't have record players, so many were used as frisbees outside. The next morning on the Optimo message board people said they'd gone up in the morning and just picked up copies off the street. Someone who'd missed the copies on the street went up and found a load... in the bins!
Lonely Jelly
Lonely Jelly
Thrown away Liquid Liquid records, wouldn't call that "lovely"!
Lonely Jelly
But finding Liquid Liquid on the street en masse is I'd say.
Lonely Jelly
Even Liquid Liquid records that has been used as frisbees, stepped upon by lots of drunk (that's scottish drunk = very drunk) art students and then put in garbage bins?
Lonely Jelly
Are we still discussing if Liquid Liquid is good???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQJV5aXsfS8
Lonely Jelly
To be honest I think the copies in the bin were mint, the street cleaners picked them up and put them there...
Ugly Custard
I was very pro "liquid liquid" before but that kind of ruined it for me to be honest.
Chocolate Rain
Didn't something similar happen with a freebie Bruton library 45 (JTQ related) which is now pretty rare?Glad to hear it's all cool... I'll be the next in line to high-five you then!!!
That DJ must be pretty well off if he can afford to just chuck a collection in the trash. Rich. Or Stupid. Or both...
One year at hogmanay at the Art School, top Glasgow nite-spot Optimo gave away a free Liquid Liquid 45s at the end of the night. Of course, most young people don't have record players, so many were used as frisbees outside. The next morning on the Optimo message board people said they'd gone up in the morning and just picked up copies off the street. Someone who'd missed the copies on the street went up and found a load... in the bins!
"..hole...road...middle thereof"
Lonely Jelly
No, we are discussing if mistreated great records are good!
Alright then.To be honest I think the copies in the bin were mint, the street cleaners picked them up and put them there...
Animated Egg
actually, I think there's another issue here - how the value placed on an item affects the value a punter sees in that item.
in this case the crowd saw no point in claiming those 7s because they were being given away gratis. I doubt the cleaners would have been picking any up if they were being sold at market value.
I regularly see apparently serious collectors flick past fine records simply because they're in the cheapie bin, which, don't get me wrong, is damn fine by me if I get them instead.
so a high price point can operate like a five star review to people who don't know otherwise. wotcha reckon?
Lonely Jelly
I'm pretty sure these weren't original 45s though... but I agree with what you say! All the better for us.
I sometimes feel like I behave like this as well though. Can't think of an example but it feels familiar.
Ugly Custard
I remember reading that John's Children took all their copies of the unreleased "Midsummer Night's Scene" 45 to Finsbury Park for a day of record-frisbee. Collector's note before you start digging: these singles are probably no longer in mint...
Last edited by Mang; 07-03-2012 at 08:05 PM.
Drastically reduced to 72p
The Horseless Headman
Some kids from my school were in a crap 80s hardcore / punk band called Devastation who made one self-released EP. The vast majority of the copies sat around in the guitarist's mum's house for an age, with many being either frisbeed or melted and turned into ashtrays, flower pots, etc.
He now works in a garage.
Copies go for £20-£50 each!
Though of curse that may be because they're now quite rare.
To infinity - and beyond!
Lonely Jelly
Misspelled on purpose?Some kids from my school were in a crap 80s hardcore / punk band called Devastation who made one self-released EP. The vast majority of the copies sat around in the guitarist's mum's house for an age, with many being either frisbeed or melted and turned into ashtrays, flower pots, etc.
He now works in a garage.
Copies go for £20-£50 each!
Though of curse that may be because they're now quite rare.
Would fit and be a nice phrase. Maybe it is?
Liberia's only (einzige) disco-jazz-rock band
Chocolate Rain
I gather there is research bearing this out.
Enthusiastic vagueness passes for scholarship in the twilight world of the disc-jockey.
John Peel
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