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...And that album isn't worth much more either, I'm afraid. I sold my copy for 200 euros. Better buy the originals by the band they ripped off.mordred wrote:Anyone who comes to Sweden with the hope of vacuum cleaning record stores with Swedish metal rarities for cheap is bound to become severely disappointed. In ten years of collecting, the only real score I've made in that field was when I found the Trouble "Warrior" LP for about 8 euros.
And why my swedish friend always is presenting me all the swedish obscure singles that he scored for 4 or 5 Euros every month?Khnud wrote:Haha, I wonder which world you live in. I've never found anything rare in a Swedish second hand shop, and I've been to quite a few.Prowler wrote:You can find swedish stuff everywhere in Sweden for peanuts too while the rest of the world has to pay the full disaster ...
No, guess not ... I had it in my hands again this year at the KIT / Saturday afternoon. Unfortunately, one corner has a BIG bend and the overall condition is not top, so the price is a reflection of the condition.Dirty Rocker wrote:I was about to buy it for 190 euros at last years KIT but didn't.. Wonder if it has been sold by now.
Yes mainly that Pang stuff, but he also found Depzon, first 220 Volt, Zone Zero, Wizzard, Syrus, etc, all kinds of swedish Metal connected stuff (Hard Rock, AOR). I remember when I sent him my list the first time he said that he had to walk down into the city and 3 hours later I was owner of an Acis "Lawbreaker" 7", completely for free. I remember he said, he gets the stuff from local record fairs, and mostly from obscure internet stores, earlier from Tradera, but it's overcrowded with foreign bidders now as you know. Seems like albums are even easier to find ... we have had quite a huge number of trades. I'm sitting on the alcohol source ... you know? Swedish guys do everything for booze! lolDirty Rocker wrote:Which swedish singles are we talking about?
Singles with lets say heavy load, crystal pride, some pang records singles etc is pretty easy to find and cheap too, but stuff like sacrifice, jackwave, scratch, depzon, acis, gotham city, 220 volt first single, hiroshima etc just doesen't turn up, and when those singles do they're ALWAYS expensive (99% of the cases)
Seems like a good guy. Give me his email adress?Prowler wrote:Yes mainly that Pang stuff, but he also found Depzon, first 220 Volt, Zone Zero, Wizzard, Syrus, etc, all kinds of swedish Metal connected stuff (Hard Rock, AOR). I remember when I sent him my list the first time he said that he had to walk down into the city and 3 hours later I was owner of an Acis "Lawbreaker" 7", completely for free. I remember he said, he gets the stuff from local record fairs, and mostly from obscure internet stores, earlier from Tradera, but it's overcrowded with foreign bidders now as you know. Seems like albums are even easier to find ... we have had quite a huge number of trades. I'm sitting on the alcohol source ... you know? Swedish guys do everything for booze! lolDirty Rocker wrote:Which swedish singles are we talking about?
Singles with lets say heavy load, crystal pride, some pang records singles etc is pretty easy to find and cheap too, but stuff like sacrifice, jackwave, scratch, depzon, acis, gotham city, 220 volt first single, hiroshima etc just doesen't turn up, and when those singles do they're ALWAYS expensive (99% of the cases)
You got any of these?wow what a price! I know the seller...Heavy wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/OMEN-Battle-Cry ... 4ac4504c64
How is this sealed when the labels are photographed?
Khnud wrote:
On a recent auction only two bids were issued, mine and the guy who won. Thing is - we both submitted our bids at the exact same time, and we both entered the exact same amount. Still, he (or she) won and I lost. Makes me wonder if ebay counts in 1/100 of a second too.
