Geogaddi "Japanese Version" on Ebay

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Geogaddi "Japanese Version" on Ebay

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 3APIC&rd=1

I tried to bid, but damn, it's up past $26.00 USD
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I have a friend going to Japan in November, maybe I should get him to pick me up some stuff...
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I own it. I bought it in Japan in 2002. It's a nice addition to the collection.

The more valuable geogaddi item is the kaleidoscope. I bought one from Warp back in 03 or 04, but now I've seen on eBay that some have sold for over $100. Crazy.
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supergrine wrote:I own it. I bought it in Japan in 2002. It's a nice addition to the collection.

The more valuable geogaddi item is the kaleidoscope. I bought one from Warp back in 03 or 04, but now I've seen on eBay that some have sold for over $100. Crazy.


Yeah, thats awesome. How is Japan?
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My experience in Japan was very much like the one portrayed in the movie Lost in Translation. I found it a fascinating country. I woudn't say that Japanese people are generally open-minded, though. I have a friend who spend about three years there and in China, and he enjoyed Chinese people more. Apparently he had a much warmer experience there.
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supergrine wrote:My experience in Japan was very much like the one portrayed in the movie Lost in Translation. I found it a fascinating country. I woudn't say that Japanese people are generally open-minded, though. I have a friend who spend about three years there and in China, and he enjoyed Chinese people more. Apparently he had a much warmer experience there.
Wow, cool.
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i already regret selling my copy
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novayshun wrote:i already regret selling my copy
How much did you sell it for?
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polar sky wrote:
novayshun wrote:i already regret selling my copy
How much did you sell it for?
sold it with the jap copy of campfire headphase for £50

edit: i know they went to a good home
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novayshun wrote:
polar sky wrote:
novayshun wrote:i already regret selling my copy
How much did you sell it for?
sold it with the jap copy of campfire headphase for £50

edit: i know they went to a good home
Yeah, thats cool. Did you rip em before you sent them? Like, the cover and the booklet and shit?
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The seller's name looks strangely familiar...and the location only makes it more suspicious... :wink:
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polar sky wrote:
novayshun wrote:
polar sky wrote: How much did you sell it for?
sold it with the jap copy of campfire headphase for £50

edit: i know they went to a good home
Yeah, thats cool. Did you rip em before you sent them? Like, the cover and the booklet and shit?
just the music :twisted:
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zander two wrote:The seller's name looks strangely familiar...and the location only makes it more suspicious... :wink:
Yes, yes it does
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zander two wrote:The seller's name looks strangely familiar...and the location only makes it more suspicious... :wink:
Hmm.





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Goiter Sanchez wrote:
zander two wrote:The seller's name looks strangely familiar...and the location only makes it more suspicious... :wink:
Hmm.





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Goiter how could you? Are you that hard up for cash???
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It's kinda wierd and I don't expect most people to understand... BUT, I am totally into vinyls now and I don't actually have very many CDs anymore, so I'm selling the rest of the valuable ones on eBay as you can see. I just don't feel like collecting more than one format, inspite of the extra track.

I have faith that someday they'll put all their exclusive Japanese tracks on an album or EP anyways.
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Post by 1969 »

I have decided, to buy just vinyle, but if somethin I really like and i want it on my ipod I'll buy it on CD too.

Now I'm saving up for a USB turntable though.

On topic, this looks good, thast a extra track?
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