
That's on heck of a BOC purchase.
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Fixed.μasch wrote:That's one heck of a BOCquisition.
An interesting article on the profile of this kind of buyers = —— / —— / —— / XXXXXX / —— / ——“This is not about music, this is about music history.”



as long as he doesnt take a hammer to it, im happyarvy wrote:Look, I have 2500 american dollars...Your money, you can do whatever you want with them, buy a land on the moon, whatever, like I would give a shit.
we should disguise it as a rare aphex twin album and get watmm to buy it for ustonx wrote:I’d crowdfund $2500 in a heartbeat if it’d give us another minute of Wouldn’t You Like To Be Free.
Love this idea so much. Please let this happen. The things that could be done with $2500. A new unreleased BOC album maybe worth $2500. But not the ARG record.Josh wrote:I hope the bros stock Bleep with the ARG records and sell them for $5.
I think the fact that there is supposedly only 3 copies of the ARG record makes it more rare, Whether on the other hand the albums are mass produced. I know when hoping for a new BOC album it’s quality over quantity but with this sale the amount you’re getting for the money is not something that’s favourable to me.6sided420 wrote:Love this idea so much. Please let this happen. The things that could be done with $2500. A new unreleased BOC album maybe worth $2500. But not the ARG record.Josh wrote:I hope the bros stock Bleep with the ARG records and sell them for $5.
It's 6 the exact the number of copiesOrbited insanitarium wrote:
I think the fact that there is supposedly only 3 copies of the ARG record makes it more rare(
Record Store Day 2013 promotional record, with so far only 4 copies found of 6 known to be in existence.


I think that I read somewhere that they printed more for the store owners just to make sure they wouldn't keep the copy of the promo record that was supposed to be found by an anonymous fan.Mafache wrote:It's 6 the exact the number of copiesOrbited insanitarium wrote:
I think the fact that there is supposedly only 3 copies of the ARG record makes it more rare(![]()
Record Store Day 2013 promotional record, with so far only 4 copies found of 6 known to be in existence.
Do you think thatthe video of the guy (Mike Paradina's friend) breaking the BoC cassette tape was real? I am wondering...NorthSaturnian wrote:as long as he doesnt take a hammer to it, im happyarvy wrote:Look, I have 2500 american dollars...Your money, you can do whatever you want with them, buy a land on the moon, whatever, like I would give a shit.
I really doubt it's real. They were in need of cash at the time and were selling those cassettes for a lot. They probably made print out copies and smashed it, while trading the real thing privately. Which is wise.The Spaniard wrote:I can no longer edit the post.
My question was: "Do you think that the video of the guy (Mike Paradinas' friend) breaking the BoC cassette tapes was real? I am wondering... I don't know what the consensus on this is".
to the left, the "real" tapes. and to the right, the ones that were destroyed. i've always thought they looked differentThe Spaniard wrote:I can no longer edit the post.
My question was: "Do you think that the video of the guy (Mike Paradinas' friend) breaking the BoC cassette tapes was real? I am wondering... I don't know what the consensus on this is".

but honestly does it even matter if they were destroyed or not? its definitely funnierEchelon wrote:I really doubt it's real. They were in need of cash at the time and were selling those cassettes for a lot. They probably made print out copies and smashed it, while trading the real thing privately. Which is wise.