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$212.50 is cheap compared to the last few that I've seen all end at around $300.00.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=011

Check out the two jackass' that got into a bidding war in the last couple of minutes...
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I was also bidding on that CD, up to $46 ...

Any particular reason why you paid the outrageous price for that Abattoir CD? :D

And how about this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/POWER-OF-OMENS-EYES ... dZViewItem

At least I won that Acrophet CD for less than $20 :)
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sovdat wrote: And how about this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/POWER-OF-OMENS-EYES ... dZViewItem
:?

I have this, i remember clearly not paying more than 5 euros for it......
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Hahah, you gotta be kidding me! $143 for POWER OF OMENS? Some people seriously need to get a grip on their spending habits... :lol:


and that VIRUS - Lunacy CD is sooooo average 2-nd division UK thrash I'd never personally pay more than $5 if it is for my personal collection. Sincere condolences to everyone who ended spending more on it :lol:

Keep those listings coming, they are hilarious beyond belief. I want to see some really lame albums selling for ass-busting price, something like CORONER - Grin or SACROSANCT - Tragic Intense for $200+ or something.
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sovdat wrote:Any particular reason why you paid the outrageous price for that Abattoir CD? :D
My ex-roomate strikes again...
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I thought you didn't buy CDs with hole punches Avenger?
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Nightlock wrote:I thought you didn't buy CDs with hole punches Avenger?
I normally don't but it was $10.00 and I've never heard it before.

If it's any good, I'll search for one without, otherwise get rid of it.

The benefit of doing it this way, is if it ends up being decent and I want a better booklet, the disc or back insert may be in better condition then the replacement copy so they can be swapped.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=002

Shit, and I wanted it so bad to go with my copy of "Look Out", but not for that fucking price.
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Avenger wrote:I normally don't but it was $10.00 and I've never heard it before.
If it's any good, I'll search for one without, otherwise get rid of it.

The benefit of doing it this way, is if it ends up being decent and I want a better booklet, the disc or back insert may be in better condition then the replacement copy so they can be swapped.
anyway, you coud ask for some samples or info
and I tell you that piece of thrash is definitely worth "30$"
- you'll surely buy mint now... but if you like that way... :wink:
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stormspell wrote:and that VIRUS - Lunacy CD is sooooo average 2-nd division UK thrash I'd never personally pay more than $5 if it is for my personal collection.
Agreed, when I was growing up VIRUS were considered a bit of a joke here in the UK. A bit like SLAMMER really. Both were more like 3rd division really.
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msp wrote:
stormspell wrote:and that VIRUS - Lunacy CD is sooooo average 2-nd division UK thrash I'd never personally pay more than $5 if it is for my personal collection.
Agreed, when I was growing up VIRUS were considered a bit of a joke here in the UK. A bit like SLAMMER really. Both were more like 3rd division really.
Aww, what's wrong with Slammer?
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Avenger wrote:Aww, what's wrong with Slammer?
I have both Slammer full lengths. The first one is quite decent if generic thrash metal. Nightmare Scenario I haven't listened to in ages, but I remember it to be utter garbage.

There is something tragic about the whole british thrash movement, bands like Toranaga, Xentrix, Slammer etc. Even if I can appreciate albums like "Shattered Existence" or "God's Gift" for what they are, it's kind of sad how it sounds like they really wished they were from San Fransisco and had played Ruthie's Inn in 1984, yet they were generic blueprints of the bay area scene, hopelessly three or four years behind.

The exception as far as british thrash goes is of course the mighty SABBAT.
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mordred wrote:
Avenger wrote:Aww, what's wrong with Slammer?
I have both Slammer full lengths. The first one is quite decent if generic thrash metal. Nightmare Scenario I haven't listened to in ages, but I remember it to be utter garbage.

There is something tragic about the whole british thrash movement, bands like Toranaga, Xentrix, Slammer etc. Even if I can appreciate albums like "Shattered Existence" or "God's Gift" for what they are, it's kind of sad how it sounds like they really wished they were from San Fransisco and had played Ruthie's Inn in 1984, yet they were generic blueprints of the bay area scene, hopelessly three or four years behind.

The exception as far as british thrash goes is of course the mighty SABBAT.
100% CORRECT. Nearly all the thrash bands at the time wanted to be from the Bay area. Nearly all of them sucked. At the same time there were countless "Glam" bands from from shithole towns all pretending it was like LA, The Sunset Strip & The Whiskey.

Luckily at the time there were also bands like Napalm Death, Bolt Thrower, Unseen Terror, Intense Degree, Ripcord etc. coming through and releasing ripping quality music
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