Signed stuff

I have a very small collection

D.O.A-Flyer signed by Joey Shithead and The Great Baldini
Misfits-Pack of Skullbuster bass strings signed by Jerry Only & Dez

wish I had more

I have many cds signed by the entire band like

American Dog
Anthrax
Beautiful Creatures
Benedictum
Black Sabbath (Dio's era)
Blue Murder
Dio
Europe
Fight
Firehouse
Girlschool
King's X
Kiss
Loudness
Megadeth
Metallica
Moltey Crue
Mr Big
Powerman 5000
Quiet riot
Rata Blanca
Scorpions
Slaughter
Tesla
Twisted Sister
Warrant


Some buts:

Contraband (bur richard Black)
Poison (but Bobby)
Deep Purple (but Don Airey)
Dokken (but Mick)
Extreme (but Paul)
Queensryche (but DeGarmo)
Ratt (but robin -->RIP)
Whitesnake (but Vandenberg)
Winger (but Paul)

And this is what I remember now.
There are some cds that have many signs like "....and friends" or some tributes.
I will post some pics soon.
I just want to share part of my life.

I've got State Of Euphoria, Persistence Of Time, Spreading The Disease, & I'm The Mad EP signed by Scott Ian, Dan Spitz, and Charlie Benante (ANTHRAX)

I've also got Stratovarius' Infinity signed by the whole band.

And Kotipelto's Waiting For The Dawn signed by him.

and some other cd's, I've forgotten.

I have a poster and a set list signed by the most recent line-up of Metal Church

have many but now i'm bored, especially when the vinyls were sealed...

here is some more signed stuff....

I have Gunnar Hansen's signature, now.

How'd you get that one?

Monster Mania in Cherry Hill, NJ.
They had the whole original cast of TCM there.

hairmetaluck wrote:

I will post some pics soon.
I just want to share part of my life.

Cool. Look forward to seeing the photos.

Mortuary wrote:

Monster Mania in Cherry Hill, NJ.
They had the whole original cast of TCM there.

Very cool!

Cool shirt

EvyMetal wrote:

Mortuary wrote:

Monster Mania in Cherry Hill, NJ.
They had the whole original cast of TCM there.

Very cool!

It was!

I have a flyer signed by Bananarama, I don't know if that counts...

This frame above is conformed by cds full signed only.
In the case of Slaughter, is signed by the band and Jeff (Not Kelly).

Here is another frame, in that time I didn't have so many cds signed by the whole band, so you will see INXS to complete the frame. The one of Satriani is signed by almost all the musicians that played on it (Steve, Sheehan, Whimbish and Simon Phillips if I am not wrong), believe me, it is not easy get all the signs when they are not together.
Col Parker's cd at that time wasn't signed by Stefan Adika, now it is.

Also some used and/or signed drumsticks, one of them from Sandy West (RIP), also Frankito Bananalli (Frankie Banalli), Freddo Coury, and Tommy Lee (with a bass guitar pick of Nikki), and you will see a part of the one of Pat Torpey. More pics soon, if you guys enjoy it.

VERY cool!!

Awesome.

All I have is
TWISTED SISTER DRUM STICK
crucifer - festival of death cd by jeff
cricifer poster signed by jeff

troublezone wrote:

Cool shirt

how much for that shirt?

$42,000 for the shirt. Which converts to about € 3.50, or 1.00 GBP.

But America is the place to be!

I'm practicing with my new scanner (thank you, tax refund!) so I figured I'd post some of my signed stuff. I have gotten all of these scrawls in person over the years.



This was my first ever autograph -- Bobby Gustafson of Overkill on a ticket stub. As fate would have it, this turned out to be Bobby's last show with Overkill, so I feel pretty lucky that I met him and managed to get his sig.



Front of Raven's DESTROY ALL MONSTERS live CD booklet, autographed by all three Raven members. (I want this buried with me when I die.)



Front of Kiss' LICK IT UP booklet, autographed by Vinnie Vincent. Notice how Vinnie wrote his name over everyone else's faces on the cover except his own? I think he's still got some issues that need to be resolved.



Back of KISS' ALIVE III booklet, signed by Eric Singer



Richie Scarlet's WISE GUY FROM NEW YORK CD cover, autographed by Richie



Flyer for Peter Criss' "CAT #1" album, signed by Peter.

Impressive, FF. But what's more impressive is you paid 15 bucks to see that show.

spectrefate wrote:

Impressive, FF. But what's more impressive is you paid 15 bucks to see that show.

Haha, yea, and I'd do it again in a heartbeat! That was an awesome show!! It was an outdoor gig on a college campus. My first and only "outdoor mosh pit" experience. I think I've described the campus security's reactions to a few thousand slam dancers in another thread.

Cool! Nice stuff there. Especially like the RAVEN CD cover. I have two signed records from all the original members of Raven. I also have my One for All booklet signed by John. I have yet to get a signature from Joe Hasselvander.

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Front of Kiss' LICK IT UP booklet, autographed by Vinnie Vincent. Notice how Vinnie wrote his name over everyone else's faces on the cover except his own? I think he's still got some issues that need to be resolved.

Ya think? LOL!

ultmetal wrote:

Cool! Nice stuff there. Especially like the RAVEN CD cover. I have two signed records from all the original members of Raven. I also have my One for All booklet signed by John. I have yet to get a signature from Joe Hasselvander.

Thanks! Getting those Raven sigs was a big deal for me, as they're one of my all time favorite bands. I had met John Gallagher previously the first time I saw Raven (1995) so I sorta knew him already, but had never met Joe Hasselvander until this show (fall of 2000), both are extremely cool guys.

I almost didn't get Mark Gallagher's autograph on there, cuz while I was talking to John and Joe, Mark was sitting off in a corner chatting up some girl and I didn't want to bother him. However once John and Joe had both signed my CD booklet, John sez "Lemme go interrupt my brother for a minute so you can have all three of us on here," and took the booklet over to him and had him sign it. I thought that was pretty damn cool of him, especially since I probably would've been too polite to bother Mark on my own...

I caught one of Hasselvander's drum sticks @ that Raven show too, which narrowly avoided being thrown away during Spring cleaning a few years back, I literally rescued it from my wife's hand like "Don't you DARE! This is an ACTUAL played-in-concert drumstick!" and she just kinda rolled her eyes at me like "Whatever, you geek." Sheesh. Women!!