Anyone feeling rich???
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I have to confess, I’d but this if I had the money. You have to remember what this physical record actually is: the first vinyl appearance(that we definitely know of) of one of the most ground breaking & influential recording artists of the last 20 years(in my opinion!!), privately pressed in a limited run of 100 copies. It’s no different in my mind than forking out for an original Warhol print, or a first edition copy of say, Ulysses. In fact, it’s pittance compared to what those would actually go for at auction.
But I suppose, that’s just the record collector in me coming out!
But I suppose, that’s just the record collector in me coming out!
I totally disagree, I don't really believe in owning art in that way anyway.. even though this is really rare and cool, at the very end of the day the songs are widely available and it is only a vinyl disc.
If someone gave me the choice of 400 quid or that vinyl, i'd choose the money because I dont really think that price is genuinely acceptable, 100 pounds would be a good price - it's sellers like these which encourage even more outrageous bidding which is just obsurd
The vinyl will probably never get played because of its scarcity, just sit on someones shelf collecting dust .. close to 1000 pounds for that? pass...
For me their music isnt about who has this rare copy or this first pressing... the enjoyment i get from my old cd copy of Music has the right to Children or any of their back catalogue for that matter is far superior to owning this harbourer of dust.
If someone gave me the choice of 400 quid or that vinyl, i'd choose the money because I dont really think that price is genuinely acceptable, 100 pounds would be a good price - it's sellers like these which encourage even more outrageous bidding which is just obsurd
The vinyl will probably never get played because of its scarcity, just sit on someones shelf collecting dust .. close to 1000 pounds for that? pass...
For me their music isnt about who has this rare copy or this first pressing... the enjoyment i get from my old cd copy of Music has the right to Children or any of their back catalogue for that matter is far superior to owning this harbourer of dust.
Last edited by fujee on Tue Jun 07, 2011 2:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
that said, if you're rich enough and like record collecting, by all means go for it ! 
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Wise words imo.fujee wrote:
If someone gave me the choice of 400 quid or that vinyl, i'd choose the money....
For me their music isnt about who has this rare copy of this first pressing... the enjoyment i get from my old cd copy of Music has the right to Children or any of their back catalogue for that matter is far superior to owning this harbourer of dust.
I guess that what it boils down to is value. By value, I mean what is something worth to you. I personally wouldn't pay it, but then other's think I'm nuts for buying vinyl copies of music I already own on CD and MP3 anyway.
If YOU think it's worth it, then it is for you.
If you don't, then it isn't.
Sounds simplistic, but there you go.
If YOU think it's worth it, then it is for you.
If you don't, then it isn't.
Sounds simplistic, but there you go.
Yeah, you're totally right. It's obviously how much you love the items you buy, what it means to own it. For me, it's just another vinyl in a pile of other rare vinyl. It's kinda like clothes, dont buy nice clothes if you aren't going to wear them..
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
the enjoyment i get from my old cd copy of Music has the right to Children or any of their back catalogue for that matter is far superior to owning this harbourer of dust.
I agree, and also on that matter, I'm not sure why so many vinyl fanatics today INSIST on asking me over and over again why I prefer the CD format over vinyl...
Okay...now...wait for fog machine.
I want the vinyl, but not limited copies or anything, i do have a record collection of vinyl - but all i want is the official releases which aren't really overpriced.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
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I'd rather have this if I had the ca$h... http://cgi.ebay.com/RADIOHEAD-FRIDAY-1s ... 1c1c4a4101


