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27-01-2010, 18:56
Barry

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Originally Posted by Dave Cawley

Captain Marryat Oh, that takes me back to the earlier times of the Electric Prunes.

Dave

Now those I did like, although not enough to keep my copy of 'I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night'.

Regards.
28-01-2010, 18:08
REM

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Originally Posted by Andre

Look dudes each to their own you don't like thats your preference, prog has a massive collectors base simple as that.Ive explained why it's rare infact i was wrong it's more 150-200 copies exist according to the CD liner notes.But don't worry

Right, that's what I was getting at, it's only going for that sort of money because of bloody collectors who don't really give a twopenny crap about weather the music is any good or not just that something is 'rare' therefore collectible, so up goes the price, bonkers:mental:.
If Andre wants to listen to it fair 'nuff, no cunning stuntery was intended on my part regarding his musical tastes but once 'collectors' get involved it just buggers things up for those of us that want to get hold of the records to actually listen to them, as opposed to just collect them, like stamps or beer mats.
I've been looking for the first Quintessence lp for ages but whenever they come up on ebay they're always described as VG (collector speak for half shagged) and end up going for 50/80 quid, FFS.
Talking of Cunning Stunts, even that goes for £50 these days and it's crap:doh:.
28-01-2010, 18:21
Beechwoods

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Originally Posted by REM

Talking of Cunning Stunts, even that goes for £50 these days and it's crap:doh:.

Good cover though.
28-01-2010, 18:43
Rare Bird

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Originally Posted by REM

Right, that's what I was getting at, it's only going for that sort of money because of bloody collectors who don't really give a twopenny crap about weather the music is any good or not just that something is 'rare' therefore collectible, so up goes the price, bonkers:mental:.
If Andre wants to listen to it fair 'nuff, no cunning stuntery was intended on my part regarding his musical tastes but once 'collectors' get involved it just buggers things up for those of us that want to get hold of the records to actually listen to them, as opposed to just collect them, like stamps or beer mats.
I've been looking for the first Quintessence lp for ages but whenever they come up on ebay they're always described as VG (collector speak for half shagged) and end up going for 50/80 quid, FFS.
Talking of Cunning Stunts, even that goes for £50 these days and it's crap:doh:.

Pretty much the reason i junked Vinyl, as i listern to obscure prog you can on most occassions pay like 2 weeks wages for an LP that Record Collector pricing say it's worth, finding a mint 1st issue is a no no regardless of price. They destroyed my hobby top & bottom.

I can cope with collecting the titles on CD but the whole nostalgia & enjoyment i used to get has all gone, absolutly no way can i go back to vinyl.
28-01-2010, 19:11
Rare Bird

Cunning stunts as in Caravan! it's worth a fiver at the most i say
28-01-2010, 19:13
Beechwoods

:whistle: ;)
28-01-2010, 19:21
The Grand Wazoo

Paid a tenner for mine a couple of months ago
28-01-2010, 20:25
Kris

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Originally Posted by REM

they're always described as VG (collector speak for half shagged)

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Quote of the month that . . .:lol:
29-01-2010, 08:10
REM

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Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo

Paid a tenner for mine a couple of months ago

Got yerself a bargain there at least according to POPSIKE.
Mind you I wouldn't give 10p for it, I said above it was crap, wrong word really, boringly predicable, derivative, noodley doodley drivel is nearer the mark. I bought the thing on its' release, it was the last prog album I bought! Hope you enjoy it Chris;)
30-01-2010, 15:24
Rare Bird

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stunning-Akai-...item414c98526b

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