Registered: Jul 2007
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Well if I were a wealthy person, maybe my opinion would differ. I certainly understand the sentimental value of some records and have many I wouldn't part with for anything, but I still can't bring myself to pay an astronomical figure for a record.
Originally posted by Teezdalien
Well if I were a wealthy person, maybe my opinion would differ. I certainly understand the sentimental value of some records and have many I wouldn't part with for anything, but I still can't bring myself to pay an astronomical figure for a record.
I got extra shifts this week
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Registered: Jul 2007
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Originally posted by stealthman
I got extra shifts this week
Damn man...It's Christmas. Wish I could work with some penalty rates and earn some extra coin. Been digging through cheap bins lately at my nearest record shops.
Let's see.. I paid $53.33 (not incl. shipping) for the double CD compilation of "Northern Exposure" by Sasha & John Digweed and $40 for the "Nirwana" album by Ayla. Those are the highest prices I've paid for stuff this year.
I'm guessing the OP bought the CD Maxi version of the rls in question? Serious ouch, but as long as you absolutely love it!
I'd love to have the Andain - Beautiful Things CD Maxi, but it's way too expensive at £75 sadly. Don't love it that bad, but it's annoying though.
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