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What Is Your Collecting Holy Grail?

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Postby VinylJoker » 01 Dec 2010 23:51

tysouthwick wrote:For me the Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Chollie and the Infinite Sadness seems impossible to find one for less than 200 dollars


Along with Pearl Jam's Binaural this is the album I find impossible to find for a fair price.
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Postby Beninski » 02 Dec 2010 00:29

Rush Vapor Trails. A sealed copy currently on EBay for $250. Extremely hard to find LP at less than $100.
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Postby Mike-h » 07 Dec 2010 13:25

I have a first pressing, mono copy of Sgt. Peppers, with a huge boot print across it from some drunken party back in the day. Wish I could replace it :cry:
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Postby zenith2134 » 07 Dec 2010 18:10

I'm into 80's so...

1)Tenants of the Lattice Work by Mainframe
2)Trans-Atlantic by Jon St. James
3)anything by Class Action (obscure mid-80s synth rock; not the more well known group)
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Postby warpspeed » 07 Dec 2010 18:39

I mainly collect electronika now but will give up my left nut for...

Bangor Flying Circus - they only made one LP (members from HP Lovecraft and Shadows of Knight) and then shortly after that became Madura

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Postby Singlemania45 » 09 Dec 2010 00:16

There is a copy of BFS on ebay at the moment for a reasonable price. I sold my copy about 15 years ago.


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BANGOR-FLYING-CIRCUS-SELF-TITLED-US-LP-DUNHILL-DS-50069-/310236536066?pt=UK_Records&hash=item483b89dd02
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Postby warpspeed » 10 Dec 2010 19:36

Singlemania45 wrote:There is a copy of BFS on ebay at the moment for a reasonable price. I sold my copy about 15 years ago.


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BANGOR-FLYING-CIRCUS-SELF-TITLED-US-LP-DUNHILL-DS-50069-/310236536066?pt=UK_Records&hash=item483b89dd02


Dudes i am so stoked - got the Bangor finally ended up on 23GBP with delivery and willing to spend that on something i truly want

Thanks to Singlemania for the heads up - much appreciated
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Postby Jagged » 11 Dec 2010 17:22

1st pressing of Motorhead's first album. Only 600 pressed with the silver cover. Now approaching the £300 mark when they pop up.
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Postby fleasbaby » 11 Dec 2010 23:46

By the Beta Band:

the Patty Patty Sound
Los Amigos del Beta Bandidos
Champion Versions

...3 separate EPs that were later combined into one album called (most creatively :)) the 3 EPs...

Would be awesome to have these in my grubby mitts.
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Postby longliverock » 11 Jan 2011 03:12

Weasels Ripped My Flesh with the alternate German cover art.

I'd also love to own vinyl pressings of Neil Young and Crazy Horse Weld which I find to be superior to Live Rust and Roger Waters' Amused to Death.
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Postby Singlemania45 » 13 Jan 2011 00:04

Somebody to Love Aguaturbia's 1st 45 on the Arena label. Last copy went for about $100
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Postby R-Know » 17 Jan 2011 11:05

I would like to have some more on MFSL in good condition but the prices are way to high for me. I have about 10 albums on MFSL which I also have on the normal vinyl. It noticed some are better than the regular and some are so much better. So in which one to invest?
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Postby satanfriendly » 07 Mar 2011 04:43

And I finally found my holy grail

Managed to buy Rammstein's Mutter on vinyl this evening on E-Bay at not too bad a price either. Still a bit more than I'd ever usually consider, but sod it, pay day.

Pity it's on picture disc, but I can live with that.
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Postby Whitneyville » 07 Mar 2011 05:23

Frank Sinatra's entire Columbia catalog on 78 and LP's, Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra's entire catalog (all 78's) and the entire Steppan Grappli catalog, especially the Hot Club of France trios with Jingo Rinhart, again all 78's. Then I can get real obscure....
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