Heartland

http://cgi.ebay.com/SISTERS-OF-MERCY-mo ... dZViewItem

for the bootleg fans this one

read about it but have never seen a copy,
seller is the usual suspect

Would be very nice, had I the money..

Genuine gem that come out as limited edition in Germany in 1993 if remember right. I think that my copy is number 2 or so as bougth from him directly via mail order

taylor wrote:Genuine gem that come out as limited edition in Germany in 1993 if remember right. I think that my copy is number 2 or so as bougth from him directly via mail order

Why was i sure that you had a copy of it

and there's another one :
http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... &rd=1&rd=1

this is the third copy i see on ebay in three years.
and i know a person who owns a copy as well.
now i dont want to jump to any conclusions but
it s weird, since its always the same seller

by the way there s another box set here

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but this one is missing the shirt and the video.

I always wondered where this guy found all the stuff he's been selling under different usernames during the years??

Anyone who knows him

he buys whole collections and he knows people all across Europe, that s why he always has some interesting stuff
big collector of the sisters and siouxsie

back again... from Greece:

http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/SISTERS-OF-MERC ... dZViewItem

somebody's selling his rarest stuff lately, all those rare boxes popping up on Ebay these last months

I have alot of questions about this box and the "shadow of angles" box as they come from the pallazograssi boys which always made high quality boots, these boxes looked cheap and hardly worth getting

that 'skordox' seller seems a little dubious - his auctions always conceal the bidders identity. How do we know he's not artificially raising the bidding?

deadagain wrote:that 'skordox' seller seems a little dubious - his auctions always conceal the bidders identity. How do we know he's not artificially raising the bidding?

Hence my reluctance (actually, utter avoidance) to bid on items with concealed identities. As a seller, I never did that.

Almost as bad as concealing an identity when logging on to a forum.

>How do we know he's not artificially raising the bidding?

WE ARE SURE THAT HE RAISE UP HIMSELF !!!

That is 100% sure indeed

Petseri wrote:Almost as bad as concealing an identity when logging on to a forum.

what do you mean? don't we all use nicknames rather than give our real names on Heartland?

deadagain wrote:

Petseri wrote:Almost as bad as concealing an identity when logging on to a forum.

what do you mean? don't we all use nicknames rather than give our real names on Heartland?

Although most do have usernames which are not their real names, we nevertheless have persona or characteristics associated with our usernames. Several also are known by their real names even if unrelated to their username. You know exactly who is meant by Barry or Indrek, for example.

My main gripe here is seeing when nine people are logged on to HL and over half (or even just a couple) are hidden. Heartland is a community. Why conceal yourself from others so much? Is there not enough buffer of privacy in having a username? I am not going to lose sleep over it, but if someone registers and posts, he or she is making the choice to join the community, no? We are all free to lurk without logging in or even registering. Like in the eBay example above, concealing identities generally shows a lack of trust.

deadagain wrote:

Petseri wrote:Almost as bad as concealing an identity when logging on to a forum.

what do you mean? don't we all use nicknames rather than give our real names on Heartland?

I wonder whqt my real name is then

stefan moermans wrote:

deadagain wrote:

Petseri wrote:Almost as bad as concealing an identity when logging on to a forum.

what do you mean? don't we all use nicknames rather than give our real names on Heartland?

I wonder whqt my real name is then

errmmm, i know, are you infact Herr Eldritch?!

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I've got this one. Cost me approx £150 back in the day. I've never played the record, and am too fat to fit into the t-shirt!

DJ Nephilimbabe wrote:Cost me approx £150 back in the day. I've never played the record, and am too fat to fit into the t-shirt!

Money well spent then.