Twoism Music70 pressing

you'd better get that credit card ready

lol

850 euro = 1,156.60 dollars

that is outrageous

And I lol because at that price you can get every single other boc release (including later pressings of twoism)

  On 3/7/2010 at 6:21 AM, Capsaicin said:

And I lol because at that price you can get every single other boc release (including later pressings of twoism)

i've been known to spend on vinyl, but even i wouldn't pay that much for it. the most i would personally pay for a Music70 pressing is £250. and only if it was in as mint condition as possible. €850 is seriously taking the piss.

my absolute MAX for a record is fifty dollars. i just can't justify paying that much for something i have on mp3.

hahahahaha,

i've spent lots of money on records.

but come on.

  On 3/7/2010 at 8:02 AM, Joebot Kill said:

hahahahaha,

 

i've spent lots of money on records.

 

but come on.

moog source, fleeb copy of twoism

?

prices start at EUR75/gram

  On 3/7/2010 at 8:37 AM, kaini said:

prices start at EUR75/gram

just be aware oscillik. this. is. moss. it's not weed.

  On 3/7/2010 at 8:39 AM, kaini said:

just be aware oscillik. this. is. moss. it's not weed.

i'm shocked - what gave you the impression i would get excited about that?

in that case i think you might like my other items

if there was at least some kind of binder or something

honestly guys, twoism is just completely unlistenable without the authentic catalog number. definitely worth it, so you can sit in your room and read "BOARD1" over and over.

  On 3/7/2010 at 4:44 PM, Joebot Kill said:

honestly guys, twoism is just completely unlistenable without the authentic catalog number. definitely worth it, so you can sit in your room and read "BOARD1" over and over.

don't forget the larger artwork :p and the €850 price tag

I am very happy that they rereleased this to stop this kind of madness

  On 3/7/2010 at 5:17 PM, o00o said:

I am very happy that they rereleased this to stop this kind of madness

yep. because there isn't an €850 item on discogs right now

  On 3/7/2010 at 5:05 PM, oscillik said:

  On 3/7/2010 at 4:44 PM, Joebot Kill said:

honestly guys, twoism is just completely unlistenable without the authentic catalog number. definitely worth it, so you can sit in your room and read "BOARD1" over and over.

don't forget the larger artwork :p and the €850 price tag

oh, is it not a sticker? it's a fully printed sleeve? thats neat.

neat, but not 850 euro neat

  On 3/7/2010 at 5:05 PM, oscillik said:

  On 3/7/2010 at 4:44 PM, Joebot Kill said:

honestly guys, twoism is just completely unlistenable without the authentic catalog number. definitely worth it, so you can sit in your room and read "BOARD1" over and over.

don't forget the larger artwork :p and the €850 price tag

There's no larger artwork; that's just a blown up image from the old music70 website or the CD repress of Twoism. The original vinyl comes in a white sleeve with stickers on it - I should know, as I have one. I'd be wary that the seller hasn't provided (from what it appears) actual pics of his copy, and has posted images from others.

  On 3/7/2010 at 8:57 PM, Joebot Kill said:

  On 3/7/2010 at 5:05 PM, oscillik said:

  On 3/7/2010 at 4:44 PM, Joebot Kill said:

honestly guys, twoism is just completely unlistenable without the authentic catalog number. definitely worth it, so you can sit in your room and read "BOARD1" over and over.

don't forget the larger artwork :p and the €850 price tag

 

oh, is it not a sticker? it's a fully printed sleeve? thats neat.

No, they're stickers - it's a white die-cut sleeve with stickers applied.

I presume the only difference would be the centre label.

That's the only problem with Discogs, it's not compulsory to provide actual pictures of the item your selling. It's been brought up plenty of times in their marketplace forum. You've got to contact the seller if you want close-ups, but run the risk of losing out to another buyer.

I bought a MHTRTC promo cd only to find it was the French one, which was a pleasant surprise, but cos it wasn't in the database he sold it as if it was a normal promo. I just submitted it and it's probably worth twice what i paid for it.

  On 3/8/2010 at 6:06 PM, digger said:

I presume the only difference would be the centre label.

 

That's the only problem with Discogs, it's not compulsory to provide actual pictures of the item your selling. It's been brought up plenty of times in their marketplace forum. You've got to contact the seller if you want close-ups, but run the risk of losing out to another buyer.

 

I bought a MHTRTC promo cd only to find it was the French one, which was a pleasant surprise, but cos it wasn't in the database he sold it as if it was a normal promo. I just submitted it and it's probably worth twice what i paid for it.

Yeah, basically the only differences (off the top of my head) is what it says on the centre label.