[For Sale] Endre - Kallocain (SIGNED) [For Sale]

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Posted by 00soups00 on Sep-30-2004 01:09:

[For Sale] Endre - Kallocain (SIGNED) [For Sale]

from Above & Beyond live at ARQ

Endre - Kallocain

signed by Jono and Paavo........

any decent offers will be accepted

Posted by escee on Sep-30-2004 01:56:

Djs are not Sportstars.

Having a michael jordan signature on a ball he played with could be worth something. Having Tiestos signature on a tiesto vinyl is worth nothing. At least to me, I cant understand how a dj's signature could increase the value of the record by more than a dollar or two.

Edit: Just so my post contains an offer, $5.

Posted by A.J. on Sep-30-2004 01:59:

$6 !!!

Do i hear 7 ?

Posted by jizza on Sep-30-2004 02:05:

i agree, signatures on vinyl should represent a sentimental value only. monetary value should not be affected. $5.

Posted by 00soups00 on Sep-30-2004 02:08:

im not selling it to make a killing
only because ive already got kallocain

however if the bids are this feeble
i might just keep it

Posted by Ghostface on Sep-30-2004 02:14:

quote:
Originally posted by escee

Having Tiestos signature on a tiesto vinyl is worth nothing. At least to me, I cant understand how a dj's signature could increase the value of the record by more than a dollar or two.

agreed, but if some numpty is willing to pay $$$ for it then more fool them.

Posted by JulesPLees on Sep-30-2004 02:15:

What if it was a Tony De Vit rekkid?

Posted by jizza on Sep-30-2004 02:24:

quote:
Originally posted by 00soups00
im not selling it to make a killing
only because ive already got kallocain

how come you aint sellin the unsigned copy? wouldnt that be of less value to you?

Posted by Aesthetic on Sep-30-2004 02:26:

20cents.

Posted by Spang on Sep-30-2004 02:27:

If i go to the trouble of lugging records to a gig to get them signed then im going to charge more for a signature and from my experience (not from selling on here) people pay twice or 3 times as much for signed stuff, especially Tiesto and Van buuren stuff. Ebay is the key

You guys are too smart (and experienced) to get taken in but we are in the minority thats for sure.

Posted by waXology on Sep-30-2004 03:52:

but wouldnt you get it signed by Endre?

jono and pavvo just run the label.

Not a big fan of EDM signatures... only signature thing i ever bought was a Nirvana press photo

Posted by djway on Sep-30-2004 03:55:

quote:
Originally posted by waXology
but wouldnt you get it signed by Endre?

jono and pavvo just run the label.

Not a big fan of EDM signatures... only signature thing i ever bought was a Nirvana press photo

Cam,

The label owner signature is worth more to a prospective client then the producer's signature.

Really. Who wants someone who's done nothing except say "yes let's press this track" to sign the sleave.

--djway

Posted by escee on Sep-30-2004 04:17:

quote:
Originally posted by JulesPLees
What if it was a Tony De Vit rekkid?

Maybe a little more since he is dead. But i wouldnt buy any Tony De Vit records to begin with, a signature wont change that.

Ps: lol @ getting stuff signed for no reason, i assumed that endre was above and beyond since im not one for knowing about aliases...

Posted by stamper on Sep-30-2004 04:20:

quote:
Originally posted by djway

Really. Who wants someone who's done nothing except say "yes let's press this track" to sign the sleave.

--djway

Thats what I was thinking. I'm not exactly planning Ben Lost to sign all my Lost Language records.

Posted by 00soups00 on Sep-30-2004 04:46:

quote:
Originally posted by escee
Maybe a little more since he is dead. But i wouldnt buy any Tony De Vit records to begin with, a signature wont change that.

Ps: lol @ getting stuff signed for no reason, i assumed that endre was above and beyond since im not one for knowing about aliases...

Endre is Swedish producer, Alex Sj�str�m. A great example to any aspiring producer out there, at just 17 years of age Alex has risen from bedroom musician to one of dance music's emerging new talents.

Alex hails from a musical family (his father was a DJ, his mother a singer) and draws his influences from a broad range of genres, including House, Drum'N'Bass, Techno, Ambient, Breakbeat, Hip Hop, Classics, Pop, Rock and Trance. This eclectic taste is reflected in his own music-making and a unique style that combines laidback melodies with atmospheric production ideas, to build dancefloor tension and create impact.

obviously not..

Posted by escee on Sep-30-2004 07:16:

Kallocain did nothing for me. But i guess it does for other people so good for him.

Posted by Philby on Sep-30-2004 07:40:

quote:
Originally posted by waXology
Not a big fan of EDM signatures...

whats that thing hanging on your wall then?

ps
tree fiddy