MUSIC HAUL [NEW ADDITIONS 2011]

KMFDM - Greatest Sh!t



Two disc Best Of with tracks selected by Sascha K. himself. Happy birthday to me!

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

You got Cycle Of The Moon for $2?? Awesome!!

Yep. Back in the day, the $2 section at Nuggets was a treasure trove of those kinds of albums. Now, it's only occasionally good. But yeah, really cool CD.

Eyesore wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

You got Cycle Of The Moon for $2?? Awesome!!

Yep. Back in the day, the $2 section at Nuggets was a treasure trove of those kinds of albums. Now, it's only occasionally good. But yeah, really cool CD.

I have that one on vinyl in the vault in the basement. Is that worth anything?

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

You got Cycle Of The Moon for $2?? Awesome!!

Yep. Back in the day, the $2 section at Nuggets was a treasure trove of those kinds of albums. Now, it's only occasionally good. But yeah, really cool CD.

I have that one on vinyl in the vault in the basement. Is that worth anything?

I don't think so, not much anyway. The CD can be had for about $20 on Amazon, I think. If I'm remembering correctly. I checked last night, because if that thing was selling for like $60...I was selling it! Haha.

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

You got Cycle Of The Moon for $2?? Awesome!!

Yep. Back in the day, the $2 section at Nuggets was a treasure trove of those kinds of albums. Now, it's only occasionally good. But yeah, really cool CD.

I have that one on vinyl in the vault in the basement. Is that worth anything?

I don't think so, not much anyway. The CD can be had for about $20 on Amazon, I think. If I'm remembering correctly. I checked last night, because if that thing was selling for like $60...I was selling it! Haha.

That's funny. That's one of the first things I do too when I acquire an older release. I check Amazon and Ebay to see what it's going for. I can't believe my CD collection has actually become an investment but it has. I've got at least 100 CDs that go for $25 or more on those sites.

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

You got Cycle Of The Moon for $2?? Awesome!!

Yep. Back in the day, the $2 section at Nuggets was a treasure trove of those kinds of albums. Now, it's only occasionally good. But yeah, really cool CD.

I have that one on vinyl in the vault in the basement. Is that worth anything?

I don't think so, not much anyway. The CD can be had for about $20 on Amazon, I think. If I'm remembering correctly. I checked last night, because if that thing was selling for like $60...I was selling it! Haha.

That's funny. That's one of the first things I do too when I acquire an older release. I check Amazon and Ebay to see what it's going for. I can't believe my CD collection has actually become an investment but it has. I've got at least 100 CDs that go for $25 or more on those sites.

some of the older Christian metal cds I have that dont listen to have a nice asking price now...

It's amazing isn't it?

I have stuff that I picked up for about $1 or less and now it's going for about 50 times that...and it doesn't matter if it's used.

That's the main reason why even if I don't like something I've bought, I hang onto it because in the future some dumb sap might pay through the nose for it.

tohostudios wrote:

It's amazing isn't it?

I have stuff that I picked up for about $1 or less and now it's going for about 50 times that...and it doesn't matter if it's used.

That's the main reason why even if I don't like something I've bought, I hang onto it because in the future some dumb sap might pay through the nose for it.

yep. how certain music becomes rare or hard to find is amazing. I do think though that when people consider all their stuff rare and yours not, it makes it hard to trade.

Snagged these at Walmart tonight for $5 a piece. Surprised I didn't have these already.

Ayreon -The Human Equation
Ace Frehley -Trouble Walkin’
Rush -Moving Pictures
Dio -The Last in Line
Derek Sherinian -Blood of the Snake
Elvis Costello -Spike
Aerosmith -Pump
The Who -Who’s Next
Queensryche -Promised Land
Yngwie Malmsteen -Trilogy
Primus -Tales from the Punchbowl
Van Halen -1984
Metallica -…And Justice for All
Frehley’s Comet -Live +1

Sutekh wrote:

Ayreon -The Human Equation
Ace Frehley -Trouble Walkin’
Rush -Moving Pictures
Dio -The Last in Line
Derek Sherinian -Blood of the Snake
Elvis Costello -Spike
Aerosmith -Pump
The Who -Who’s Next
Queensryche -Promised Land
Yngwie Malmsteen -Trilogy
Primus -Tales from the Punchbowl
Van Halen -1984
Metallica -…And Justice for All
Frehley’s Comet -Live +1

some great stuff!

Savatage - Fight For The Rock
In Solitude - The World,The Flesh, The Devil

Jethro Tull - Warchild
Jethro Tull - Crest of a Nave

both from swapacd

Sympathy - Anagogic Tyranny (.99 @ Hastings)



Disciple - Southern Hospitality (.99 @ Hastings)





Both are pleasant surprises on the listening end.

Melvins - Gluey Porch Treatments
Melvins - Ozma
Melvins - Lysol

Flotation Toy Warning - Bluffer's Guide To The Flight Deck

Broken Bones - Losing Control (Heavy Metal Records)
Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal (Combat / Relativity Records)

Oooh, a BEN sighting!!!!!

Today: Vanden Plas - Beyond Daylight (thanks, Shawn Of Fire)

Some finds on my LA trip

TNT - Knights Of The New Thunder +1
Funhouse - Generation Generator
Kinghorse - s/t
Voivod - Outer Limits
Stage Dolls - s/t
Queensryche - Empire Anniversary Box edition
Ghoultown - Life After Sundown
Jim Gillette - Proud To Be Loud
Ludichrist - Immaculate Deception (in the 2.99 section of Amoeba! Must be some kind of justice for me since twice I won this disc on ebay only to have the one seller never send and the other refund me claiming "he dropped it and his dog scratched it". Which translated meant he didn't want to sell it for as cheap as I won it) Probably was my find of the year......until....a few rows down....
Great White - Twice Shy Japanese Version w/bonus tracks

Helstar - Glory Of Chaos
Holy Terror - Terror And Submission/Mind Wars

exact33 wrote:

Jethro Tull - Warchild
Jethro Tull - Crest of a Nave

both from swapacd

Isn't Crest Of A Knave the "infamous" Grammy-winning "heavy metal" album of that year?

jstate wrote:

Some finds on my LA trip


Ghoultown - Life After Sundown

one of my favorite cds!

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Jethro Tull - Warchild
Jethro Tull - Crest of a Nave

both from swapacd

Isn't Crest Of A Knave the "infamous" Grammy-winning "heavy metal" album of that year?

if it was, someone was really confused.

Today from swapacd:

Kill for Thrills - Dynamite from Nightmareland

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Jethro Tull - Warchild
Jethro Tull - Crest of a Nave

both from swapacd

Isn't Crest Of A Knave the "infamous" Grammy-winning "heavy metal" album of that year?

if it was, someone was really confused.

Today from swapacd:

Kill for Thrills - Dynamite from Nightmareland

Ooooo...I love that Kill For Thrills disc. That's when I became a Gilby Clarke fanboy.

From Wikipedia re Crest:



The album was a critical and commercial success. It went on to win the 1989 Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental, beating the heavily favoured ...And Justice for All) and critics' choice Nothing's Shocking. The award was highly controversial as many did not consider the album or even the band to be hard rock or heavy metal. Under advisement from their manager, no one from the band turned up to the award ceremony, as they were told that they had no chance of winning. In response to the controversy, the band's record label Chrysalis took out an advert in a British music periodical with the line, "The flute is a heavy, metal instrument!" In 2007, the win was named one of the 10 biggest upsets in Grammy history by Entertainment Weekly.^[3]

tohostudios wrote:

From Wikipedia re Crest:



The album was a critical and commercial success. It went on to win the 1989 Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental, beating the heavily favoured ...And Justice for All) and critics' choice Nothing's Shocking. The award was highly controversial as many did not consider the album or even the band to be hard rock or heavy metal. Under advisement from their manager, no one from the band turned up to the award ceremony, as they were told that they had no chance of winning. In response to the controversy, the band's record label Chrysalis took out an advert in a British music periodical with the line, "The flute is a heavy, metal instrument!" In 2007, the win was named one of the 10 biggest upsets in Grammy history by Entertainment Weekly.^[3]

That should read one of the 10 dumbest choices in Grammy history.