Heartland

Petseri wrote:

Black Planet wrote: Oh and for Petseri, if he was a member here, wouldn't you think he might say something to us about his auctions? But your right, his views totals have spiked!

Actually I doubt it. With all of the blasting from us, I doubt that the seller would confess. Even the username may not match what he/she uses here. (Mine at eBay is at least similar to what I use here, in case anyone is interested.)

Martin

I'm sure no Heartlander would be as dispictable as to take part in weeding and then with some fancy artwork, knock it back out into the general population, for a fast buck.

His/Her address is a PO Box in Sheffield.

AFAIK he has been lurking here since the early days. Never done no one no harm.

No one has forced anyone to buy his stuff, up to the purchaser really. What someone's prepared to pay and all.

wouldnt be the first time something like that has happened

i've seen people ebaying the "sisters on cake" 16.02.01 york boot that i transferred to cd and mp3 from the original minidisc, and uploaded to the original ftp server a few days after the gig for FREE public consumption...

Bastards!

Too many c**t out there.

And for more ebay madness, the latest scrapbook went for 22 quid plus. Normally they peak at about 10...crazy.

khepri II wrote:AFAIK he has been lurking here since the early days. Never done no one no harm.

No one has forced anyone to buy his stuff, up to the purchaser really. What someone's prepared to pay and all.

looks like the profile was removed when the super lurkers were eradicated

khepri II wrote:

khepri II wrote:AFAIK he has been lurking here since the early days. Never done no one no harm.

No one has forced anyone to buy his stuff, up to the purchaser really. What someone's prepared to pay and all.

looks like the profile was removed when the super lurkers were eradicated

oops! who was it? (pm it to me if you want)

CellThree wrote:It is Near Meth Experience.

http://www.thesistersofmercy.com/gen/gigog/gigog.htm

Scroll down to 96/97 and you'll see. This guy is taking the p*ss. He can't even be arsed to put the right title on the auction.

not quite

http://www.tours.tsom.org/1997dot/concerts/19970603.htm

heh, he was reading the wrong site then. Just a little bit of research...
Oh and heres some nice pics of the 96 gig:

http://www.eimc.brad.ac.uk/~ijpalmer/fentint.htm

and the 97 one:

http://www.eimc.brad.ac.uk/~ijpalmer/joseph.htm

Quiff Boy wrote:wouldnt be the first time something like that has happened

i've seen people ebaying the "sisters on cake" 16.02.01 york boot that i transferred to cd and mp3 from the original minidisc, and uploaded to the original ftp server a few days after the gig for FREE public consumption...

Ah, yes, the old ftp server and dial-up connections!

That incident is exactly what I thought while reading this thread. I wrote the guy who was selling the Sisterd on Cake which in effect shut down the old server. He seemed defensive that he was simply trying to get the gig out to more people. He even admitted that he could not burn it without pops between the tracks. He claimed that he could not edit them out without ruining the intimate atmosphere of the gig.

For what it is worth, I did not recognize his email address as someone who posted to dominion. He must have been there, but as a lurker.

Martin