A couple of days ago I was walking down Commercial Drive(a street in Vancouver) when I decided, on a whim, to go into one of the record stores. I was there that I found a copy of the 2000 Official Bootleg #72(Nov 6, Seattle). I finally got a chance to listen to it all the way through yesterday...IT WAS AWESOME! Have any of you stumbled upon any lucky finds?
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I got my No Code vinyl at Tower Records about a year after release. They had a display with a dozen or so sitting by the register at discounted price. They were just trying to sell out old inventory. I bought it simply because I wanted a larger copy of teh artwork. I've never played the record.
To think, some people actually spend lots of time and money in acquiring that one.
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punkdavid wrote:
I got my No Code vinyl at Tower Records about a year after release. They had a display with a dozen or so sitting by the register at discounted price. They were just trying to sell out old inventory. I bought it simply because I wanted a larger copy of the artwork. I've never played the record.
To think, some people actually spend lots of time and money in acquiring that one.
I actually found a few unopened ones at a record store in Quincy, Ma a few years ago. They were $12 each, and I purchased them all. I have them kicking around somewhere.
One lucky find I had was when I was at Bentley they had a box of records in front of the radio station they were giving away. Inside was the MLB "This Is Shangrila" promo.
My most recent find at a record store was the 3 cd Dissident case, and all 3 of the cd's. $7 for the lot.
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shpride wrote:
punkdavid wrote:
I got my No Code vinyl at Tower Records about a year after release. They had a display with a dozen or so sitting by the register at discounted price. They were just trying to sell out old inventory. I bought it simply because I wanted a larger copy of the artwork. I've never played the record.
To think, some people actually spend lots of time and money in acquiring that one.
I actually found a few unopened ones at a record store in Quincy, Ma a few years ago. They were $12 each, and I purchased them all. I have them kicking around somewhere.
One lucky find I had was when I was at Bentley they had a box of records in front of the radio station they were giving away. Inside was the MLB "This Is Shangrila" promo.
My most recent find at a record store was the 3 cd Dissident case, and all 3 of the cd's. $7 for the lot.
i bought a sealed copy of no code off ebay about 3 years ago... it had a "buy it now" of $20
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punkdavid wrote:
I got my No Code vinyl at Tower Records about a year after release. They had a display with a dozen or so sitting by the register at discounted price. They were just trying to sell out old inventory. I bought it simply because I wanted a larger copy of the artwork. I've never played the record.
To think, some people actually spend lots of time and money in acquiring that one.
I bought the no code vinyl simply because it was their in the record store. Deciding factor for me too was the larger polaroids.
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shpride wrote:
punkdavid wrote:
I got my No Code vinyl at Tower Records about a year after release. They had a display with a dozen or so sitting by the register at discounted price. They were just trying to sell out old inventory. I bought it simply because I wanted a larger copy of the artwork. I've never played the record.
To think, some people actually spend lots of time and money in acquiring that one.
I actually found a few unopened ones at a record store in Quincy, Ma a few years ago. They were $12 each, and I purchased them all. I have them kicking around somewhere.
One lucky find I had was when I was at Bentley they had a box of records in front of the radio station they were giving away. Inside was the MLB "This Is Shangrila" promo.
My most recent find at a record store was the 3 cd Dissident case, and all 3 of the cd's. $7 for the lot.
I'm from Quincy, what record store was it? The now defunct Quincy Record and Tapes?
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cutuphalfdead wrote:
shpride wrote:
punkdavid wrote:
I got my No Code vinyl at Tower Records about a year after release. They had a display with a dozen or so sitting by the register at discounted price. They were just trying to sell out old inventory. I bought it simply because I wanted a larger copy of the artwork. I've never played the record.
To think, some people actually spend lots of time and money in acquiring that one.
I actually found a few unopened ones at a record store in Quincy, Ma a few years ago. They were $12 each, and I purchased them all. I have them kicking around somewhere.
One lucky find I had was when I was at Bentley they had a box of records in front of the radio station they were giving away. Inside was the MLB "This Is Shangrila" promo.
My most recent find at a record store was the 3 cd Dissident case, and all 3 of the cd's. $7 for the lot.
I'm from Quincy, what record store was it? The now defunct Quincy Record and Tapes?
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