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What is your most prized/expensive/rare/random vinyl that you own ?

JM

i actually own a "train your bird to talk" record.

track 1: Hello

track 2: How are you?

etc...


its pretty much the coolest thing i know... [/napoleon dynamite]

I actually owned Sesame Street Fever. Until I let someone borrow it, then he had the nerve to die. I pestered his brother about it for years before he finally returned it to me, warped. Guess he'd left it in the backseat of his car for a while.

ana wrote:I actually owned Sesame Street Fever. Until I let someone borrow it, then he had the nerve to die. I pestered his brother about it for years before he finally returned it to me, warped. Guess he'd left it in the backseat of his car for a while.

Very inconsiderate of him that.

Trying to think of what i have thats of value.

http://www.discogs.com/image/R-150-4111 ... 66893.jpeg

foookin bad ass record... shit pic tho.

Well, i know its not exactly hard to get hold of any more...But im genuinely thinking about trying it on with my copy of the goat stare.

It's not necessarily old or rare, but I was never fortunate (or rich) enough to own the singles, so when this thing came out, it was like a gift from heaven. Sometimes I just like to kick back and listen to the whole thing front to back....no mixing.

not nesscercerily my most fav or nuffing but i had peoples offer me over $300 bucks for it. Nuyorican soul box set. Yummers.


still got that sesame street fever myself..

I think my most collectable are my old 78's propper jazz tings.

oh and I've got an original run of this
Fantastic artwork and music..

the pretty things 'SF sorrow'

-metalheadz 01 straight to 37.
-augustus pablo "original rockers LP" test press, cut by Pablo himself. Etching written by pablo.
-bob marley "catch a fire (cigarette lighter ltd edition, 1973)


amongst others...

I have a white label copy of ' Gladiator ' with the ' Fight Club ' on the reverse. I'd say its one of my prized, due to it being hard to get hold of basically.

Early Photek stuff. Early reinforced stuff.

Junglist Movement wrote:I have a white label copy of ' Gladiator ' with the ' Fight Club ' on the reverse. I'd say its one of my prized, due to it being hard to get hold of basically.

hmmm...didn't know that. I guess I'll be holding on to a couple of my Alias whites then.

what you reckon the original pressing for "pulse x" would fetch in about 10 years?

RickyRicardo wrote:

Junglist Movement wrote:I have a white label copy of ' Gladiator ' with the ' Fight Club ' on the reverse. I'd say its one of my prized, due to it being hard to get hold of basically.

hmmm...didn't know that. I guess I'll be holding on to a couple of my Alias whites then.

what you reckon the original pressing for "pulse x" would fetch in about 10 years?

I'm not too sure mate, but i have both X and Y and they are hard to get hold of. I was speaking to this garage dj who does a few radio stations, clubs around here, and i mentioned that i had gladiator on vinyl and he was willing to offer me £100 for it, apart from it being a massive tune, that it is near enough impossible to get hold of.

So keep after your Alias vinyls

Early Subbase, Production House, Reinforced.

rufige kru - fabio's ghost
ss- black
pfm feat conrad - the western
ltj - demon's theme
origin unknown - valley of the shadows
adam f - circles
several everything but the girl remixes

Emcee Child wrote:still got that sesame street fever myself..

lol

Leviticus - Burial
A-Sides - Punks
Photek - Hidden Camera
Krust - Cold War
Dillinger - Hard Noize