Heartland

I wish i had a copy off this in my record collection.


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %3AIT&rd=1

Totally surreal.

PS: When I sold my copy of 'Anarchy' on EMI, I felt smug. This is quite unreal.

Good God that's insane. Get a damn mp3 download for free. It'll sound the same or better.

Who's punk enough to have that sum of money? I don't understand.

I got 3 of these - I melted them down and use them as ashtrays

DGP00666 wrote:Who's punk enough to have that sum of money? I don't understand.

I could be wrong but many Ex-Punks are now in their late 30's early 40's and in good jobs and have good credit.

I also noticed that the buyer ID is private - so you cant discover what else they have bought. Perhaps its John Lydon?

Andy TG wrote:

DGP00666 wrote:Who's punk enough to have that sum of money? I don't understand.

I could be wrong but many Ex-Punks are now in their late 30's early 40's and in good jobs and have good credit.

Isn't it depressing?

boudicca wrote:

Andy TG wrote:

DGP00666 wrote:Who's punk enough to have that sum of money? I don't understand.

I could be wrong but many Ex-Punks are now in their late 30's early 40's and in good jobs and have good credit.

Isn't it depressing?

@ Boudicca - You got that right

My Ex GF is a 44 year old ex London Punk - who lived in there from the late 70's to early 90's. She got to know, as friends people like Iggy Pop, Tony James and Lords Of The New Church. You should see her photo albums.

I do find it a bit depressing. Its the same IMHO as stuff from the *cough* "Goff" genre. "Damage Done" sells for loads of money. OK not thousands of pounds but still an a fair amount.

In 10 years time (or perhaps sooner ) I am sure there will be "Goff" collectors willing to pay silly amounts of money for ANYTHING.

For instance a leather biker jacket - pertaining to have once belonged to VON sold for £50.00 on Ebay recently - I am surprised that nobody mentioned it. The same seller is also selling a Marlboro Reds packet signed by AE for £9.99

I do agree that £10,000 is way to much for a peice of plastic but how much would I pay for the Velvet Cowboy Hat Von wore in the 1980's - as it goes I have no idea

Andy TG wrote:

DGP00666 wrote:Who's punk enough to have that sum of money? I don't understand.

I could be wrong but many Ex-Punks are now in their late 30's early 40's and in good jobs and have good credit.

I also noticed that the buyer ID is private - so you cant discover what else they have bought. Perhaps its John Lydon?

he'd be more likely to be the vendor. raised a lot of money for kids charities selling off old memorabilia has our Johnny (Rotten i mean - not mr. M)

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: he'd be more likely to be the vendor. raised a lot of money for kids charities selling off old memorabilia has our Johnny (Rotten i mean - not mr. M)

Now THAT's commendable.

Andy TG wrote:

DGP00666 wrote:Who's punk enough to have that sum of money? I don't understand.

I could be wrong but many Ex-Punks are now in their late 30's early 40's and in good jobs and have good credit.

I still remember an ex-punk that I used to work with, she was a nurse in a hospital and somehow thought that Abba and Barbara Streisland were now the epitome of cool...

eegads!

Adds credence to that well known phrase "There is no God"
What a waste of money - think of the crap you could spend that money on......(answers on another thread please)

weebleswobble wrote:Adds credence to that well known phrase "There is no God"
What a waste of money - think of the crap you could spend that money on......(answers on another thread please)

Crap? - I could buy a mega rare Sex Pistols acetate for a start!

There used to be a copy of that with a crack in it in the old paraphernalia store near where I live.

I didn’t bother buying it because I’m not a big Sex Pistols fan, I kinda with I did now though. I could of sold it for loads of money on eBay. It was only five pounds.