Re: FYI
revox wrote:
cyberpainter wrote:
I think it's ok to post ebay items on here if they're Stereolab related. Just my opinion. Sometimes it ends up being a topic of discussion (like it is now).
I wouldn't have a problem if you, or anyone else unrelated to its sale, had posted the link. Correct me if I'm wrong but I had the impression that the OP was the seller - p'raps Martin ought to send an invoice for advertising rates.
~8^)>
Wow! Since when did informing people that might be interested that you have something for sale become taboo? Is it the fact that it is an auction and not a sale? I have sold many things in my life, and every time I sold something, I let people (that might be interested) know that it was for sale. I guess I am a very bad man. The only thing I can think Revox might have a problem with is that placing it on Ebay is already advertising it and posting here is ... ______________. No, I can't think of what it might be. Oh well, I think I have built enough karma points on here with the projects I have worked on and given away to still go to heaven. ;)
As far as its rarity, the fact that the Spectrum / Stereolab split is more rare hardly cuts into the fact that this item has largely been unavailable for the 15 years I have been collecting. And if the Spectrum split ever went up on ebay it would certainly fetch 1000 pounds.
Actually, on a different note, I was trying to think of reasons why something like the Pink Crumb Duck 12" (50 copies) comes up for sale many times, while this one (200 copies) is invisible on the market. The only thing I could come up with is that these all (200) went to France and people that bought them played them and eventually discarded them. Any other ideas?
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