Thanks in return for the same reason,you still don't seem to understand.We're talking about two totally different things. The problem is I do understand......I'm talking about people who expect others to share their rare records and call them selfish assholes or state that the record must suck/does...

Fancy words but fitting better in antiques.com forum or anything similar.You are only talking about material,what the opposite side has posted is about music,most people here arn't mere collectors,they are fans also,a meaning that's lost for you being in the "business".Noone is begging he...

Why do people spend 100's and even 1,000's of dollars on a record? 1) To own a rare item as well as the music on it 2) To play Robin Hood and give the music out for free 3) As an investment with the hopes of it becoming more valuable 4) To horde music and live as a lonely fuckard for eternity Accor...

The bottom line is that there are a few ways to hear rare and obscure records of any genre. 1) You can spend the time and money to go out and search for them. This entails a lot of research, driving, hotel bills, hard work and persistance. It involves buying lots of crap looking for that rare gem an...

glockose wrote:
It's all in high pitch squeels and clicks

Like Rush??

Over coffee this morning I decided I'm going to sell my whole collection and just collect the records that don't exist and I'm not planning on sharing any of them with anyone either...I'll start with Children of the Unicorn It's a rare one, Not very easy to find. The next time your in town I'll sin...

Glockose, I'm referring only to the case of "I won't share it 'cause I payed too much for it" attitude. There can be a lot of other reasons for not ripping some LP. People can get busy, not know how to do it, it could even be laziness and that's ok with me. Now if the reason you give for ...

If I spend $1,000 to buy a rare record give me one reason I should share it with you for free?? Because the more people who hear it, the more people will be interested in buying it, If it's good . And if you have something that a lot of people want, well that can only be good for you, right? It put...

I guess you can't get passed literal reading then. I was taking the "deserve" thing to proof how stupid it was but reading and interpreting might be a bit out of your reach as you've shown in several of your posts. Sadly there are things that can't be bought with money. Every rare record ...

I guess you can't get passed literal reading then. I was taking the "deserve" thing to proof how stupid it was but reading and interpreting might be a bit out of your reach as you've shown in several of your posts. Sadly there are things that can't be bought with money. Every rare record ...

That's the thing. I don't think sonebody can "deserve" or not to listen to a certain kind of music . Now, this guy doesn't listen to Metal and doesn't want to have anything to do with it, but I do. So, who deserved those tapes better? Stop......please. Nothing in life is free.....not for ...

Cochino wrote:I What I'm talking about is the people that could do it without any big effort but doesn't just out of that shitty selfish attitude,

Besides music, what else in life do you feel should be given to you for free because you "deserve" it??

I'd suggest you read my posts again instead and quote my 'obnoxious whining', you'll also see that your(hint) idea that I believe I'm entitled to everything is total BS. You've proven before though that you're pretty stubborn and rather leave a discussion when you've 'had enough' than actually disc...

Why do people spend 100's and even 1,000's of dollars on a record?

1) To own a rare item as well as the music on it
2) To play Robin Hood and give the music out for free
3) As an investment with the hopes of it becoming more valuable
4) To horde music and live as a lonely fuckard for eternity