Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:20 pm
Next time, i will pick you up from the airport 
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Tracking & Hunting Stories by request (Dan)
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Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 5:25 pm
That`s unbelievable you can put it all in one sentence.
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 8:32 pm
Herkus Monte wrote:That`s unbelievable you can put it all in one sentence.
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 8:34 pm
He has the writing style of Jose Saramangu 
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:16 pm
wow big story on that villain Rob!
got me a semi -sealed copy 2 years back in trade for a US metal single that i got for free.Villain was always a big deal back in the 90s,legends about how all the copies got burned at C.A.'s funeral etc.I suppose it;s not that much of a big deal anymore.
got me a semi -sealed copy 2 years back in trade for a US metal single that i got for free.Villain was always a big deal back in the 90s,legends about how all the copies got burned at C.A.'s funeral etc.I suppose it;s not that much of a big deal anymore.
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 5:07 pm
You have my friend, you forgot?chatzial wrote:Next time, i will pick you up from the airport
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:42 pm
Ages ago at Utrecht Record Fair.
There is a stall of a French seller with pop music. Because sometimes metal records can be found in cheap prices, i search all his records.
At the end, after nothing found, i leave but i hit with my foot something.
I look and under his stall there is a box of records that could not be seen if someone did not stumble on it.
I ask the seller, what is this and he replies "it's just records that don't worth shit, if you see anything you want it's 3 DM each". I check and find a few metal records and among them the "Ride the Lightning" original green cover!!!!
There is a stall of a French seller with pop music. Because sometimes metal records can be found in cheap prices, i search all his records.
At the end, after nothing found, i leave but i hit with my foot something.
I look and under his stall there is a box of records that could not be seen if someone did not stumble on it.
I ask the seller, what is this and he replies "it's just records that don't worth shit, if you see anything you want it's 3 DM each". I check and find a few metal records and among them the "Ride the Lightning" original green cover!!!!
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 8:39 am
Bump for more brilliant stories!
Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 11:47 am
Further bump!
Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2013 9:43 pm
Please share more stories guys 
this is great history
Mine is on 5.
this is great history Mine is on 5.
Re: Tracking & Hunting Stories by request (Dan)
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 1:06 am
Bumping this epic thread in the hope that there have been some new adventures in this field in the last couple of years.
If you've never read this thread before i urge you to do so, there are some amazingly entertaining tales to be found.
If you've never read this thread before i urge you to do so, there are some amazingly entertaining tales to be found.
Re: Tracking & Hunting Stories by request (Dan)
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2015 10:30 am
Not the best story but what the hell.
About 3/4 years ago I was browsing craigslist pages (the European counterpart anyway) and saw someone advertise '1000 hard rock tapes'. No pictures, no bands, no mention of home-dubbed or original. Sometimes you need to take a gamble so the next morning I woke up at 4 AM and drove 200 kilometres to Holland in order to catch the guy before he went off to work. He had 5 crates filled with tapes in his hall, and when I had a look at the first row of the first crate I could spot names likes Swazafix, Old funeral and Acrostichon. Turns out he used to run his own quite wellknown zine/label. I bought the whole lot for a ridiculous price and ended up with over 1500 demotapes. Half shit, one quarter decent, and one quarter gold. Later I went back and bought all the old zines he still had left.
About 3/4 years ago I was browsing craigslist pages (the European counterpart anyway) and saw someone advertise '1000 hard rock tapes'. No pictures, no bands, no mention of home-dubbed or original. Sometimes you need to take a gamble so the next morning I woke up at 4 AM and drove 200 kilometres to Holland in order to catch the guy before he went off to work. He had 5 crates filled with tapes in his hall, and when I had a look at the first row of the first crate I could spot names likes Swazafix, Old funeral and Acrostichon. Turns out he used to run his own quite wellknown zine/label. I bought the whole lot for a ridiculous price and ended up with over 1500 demotapes. Half shit, one quarter decent, and one quarter gold. Later I went back and bought all the old zines he still had left.
Re: Tracking & Hunting Stories by request (Dan)
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 7:16 pm
Anthony Van Den Berg?humus wrote:Not the best story but what the hell.
About 3/4 years ago I was browsing craigslist pages (the European counterpart anyway) and saw someone advertise '1000 hard rock tapes'. No pictures, no bands, no mention of home-dubbed or original. Sometimes you need to take a gamble so the next morning I woke up at 4 AM and drove 200 kilometres to Holland in order to catch the guy before he went off to work. He had 5 crates filled with tapes in his hall, and when I had a look at the first row of the first crate I could spot names likes Swazafix, Old funeral and Acrostichon. Turns out he used to run his own quite wellknown zine/label. I bought the whole lot for a ridiculous price and ended up with over 1500 demotapes. Half shit, one quarter decent, and one quarter gold. Later I went back and bought all the old zines he still had left.
Re: Tracking & Hunting Stories by request (Dan)
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 11:31 pm
Yup. He's out of music and got into long distance running. I got into long distance running but never got rid of the music
Re: Tracking & Hunting Stories by request (Dan)
Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2017 11:52 pm
Just been re-reading some of the tremendous tales in this thread & thought i'd give it a bump in the hope that members might be inspired to share some more yarns in the same vein.