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It doesn't have to be rare (or it could be). If you had the money, and your neighborhood music store had it, what would you drop your money for first? How about one NO/JD item and one other item not NO or JD. Also, it needs to already exist - so no IV.

Not NO/JD - Figures on a Beach's "Swimming EP"

JD - "Here Are The Young Men" Video

Who knows, maybe someone has what you want and is willing to part with it (or at least make you a copy to placate you).

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St. Etienne - Fan Club only CD's Reload - any Reload CD's Mmm...skyscraper i love you - Underworld (cd single and/or 12")

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i want that cool multi-color vinyl Power Corrupition and Lies now!

AFX- hangable autobulb 2 (12")

how much does the Here are the Young Men video go for, and the other two factory video tapes of live New Order...?

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The JD/NO one is easy; that'd be the Sordide Sentimental package.

As for 'others', I did find one thing I was looking for: ACR's recent SoulJazz comp. I have the material on the first disc, but didn't have any of the Peel stuff. Plus, there's a video/film about ACR in NY in'80 on their as well.

Might as well shoot for the moon on the "not bloody likely to obtain at a reasonable cost" list and hope for the first Velvets album with an unpeeled banana in very good shape. (Yeah right!)

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapazoid St. Etienne - Fan Club only CD'sReload - any Reload CD'sMmm...skyscraper i love you - Underworld (cd single and/or 12")

If you don't have any Reload CD's, I can get one for you, Biz. I have "A Collection of Short Stories" at my work, but from what I gather, it's still in print so you might have it already.

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I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:

"An Ideal For Living" - The original 7". "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course). "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.

I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!

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Short Circuit "Live At the Electric Circus" (Blue Vinyl)

I love the song "At A Later Date" for some odd and maybe perverse reason

As for the "Here Are The Young Men" video, a cousin of my has/had that thing on beta.

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The Here are the Young Men video is still great to see although the quality is quite poor and the cameraman is standing to the side of the stage, not giving the greatest view of the band. The amazing power of Joy Division live still shines through the poor quality though ...

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The 1981-1982 CD... This one seems hard to find.

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1963 12" box...

Anything on coloured vinyl, no matter what it is (signed and worth ££££ preferable)

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JD- all the original 12"s, HATYM video NO- EGG 7", Murder 12", Perfect Kiss 12", Run2 12", Ruined in a day CD1, Here to stay CD2 (all that's missing for my JD/NO collection to be complete, in fact...)

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Originally posted by Major Tarantino 1963 12" box...Anything on coloured vinyl, no matter what it is (signed and worth ££££ preferable)

What's this? ... the 1995 white cardboard release?

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Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Major Tarantino 1963 12" box...Anything on coloured vinyl, no matter what it is (signed and worth ££££ preferable)

What's this? ... the 1995 white cardboard release?

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I have a 1963 12" promo in the white card cut-out style, ala the CD box. Perhaps this is what he means?

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Originally posted by depthcharge > Originally posted by Huntsman> > > > Originally posted by Major Tarantino> 1963 12" box...Anything on coloured vinyl, no matter what it is (signed and worth ££££ preferable)

What's this? ... the 1995 white cardboard release?

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I have a 1963 12" promo in the white card cut-out style, ala the CD box. Perhaps this is what he means?

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Thats the one, i have the CD, but the 12" looks sooo much better! :D

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Originally posted by Be Music The 1981-1982 CD...This one seems hard to find.

I just won this off of Ebay for $14.50 US - it was awesome! This CD is regularly on there - but you want to find it by looking through all NO CD's, that is how I found mine. The guy titled it as FEP 313 - he did not include 1981 or 1982 in the title. You should be able find something for a good price within a week or two.

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JD/NO - an original of either An Ideal for Living 7" EP or the Sordide Sentimental single would be nice, but I'm not holding my breath

other - "Friday" by Musica Elettronica Viva LP on Polydor UK

honorable mentions - Superneu ! 7" by Neu ! Faust - So Far 7" (Polydor Germany) Amon Duul - first single (not Amon Duul II) Anthony Moore - Secrets of the Blue Bag LP (Polydor Germany) Tony Conrad and Faust LP on Caroline UK

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JD: Transmission single (either version)

NO: 1998 Peel Sessions

Anything Else: I, Jonathan (Jonathan Richman); O Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack; Yardbirds double-disc best of; Any Durutti Column or ACR albums (I'm very interested in giving both bands a listen); Morrison Hotel (The Doors)

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 JD: Transmission single (either version)NO: 1998 Peel SessionsAnything Else: I, Jonathan (Jonathan Richman); O Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack; Yardbirds double-disc best of; Any Durutti Column or ACR albums (I'm very interested in giving both bands a listen); Morrison Hotel (The Doors)

I have these if you want to email me for a trade. There is speculation that they are going to do a Peel Session CD with all JD and NO Peels including 98, but that is speculation at this point. They also could include them in IV.

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as most of my NO stuff is on cassette and i've moved around a lot, i now can't find most of my NO collection! so, as for what i want NO-wise, it would be most of their back catalogue on CD (fortunately i have most of my JD on CD).

as for non NO/JD, someone nicked my burt bacharach greatest hits a few years ago, and i really want to replace it.

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Originally posted by Wolfmann > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> JD: Transmission single (either version)> > NO: 1998 Peel Sessions> > Anything Else: I, Jonathan (Jonathan Richman); O Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack; Yardbirds double-disc best of; Any Durutti Column or ACR albums (I'm very interested in giving both bands a listen); Morrison Hotel (The Doors)

I have these if you want to email me for a trade. There is speculation that they are going to do a Peel Session CD with all JD and NO Peels including 98, but that is speculation at this point. They also could include them in IV.

I don't know what all Iv'e got, I could make a tape of the following in exchange (sorry, I'm just now figuring out other uses for the Internet besides porn, so it might be a while before I'm buring cds as well):

JD: Paradiso 1/11/80, Effenaar 1980, some other ones I can't recall

NO: 1981 Peel Sessions, 1985 PCL Concert, 1984 BBC mini-concert (5-6 songs), a "rareties" disc specially made by Muffy for me (Temptation, Confusion, some other stuff)

dman, my memory's getting bad, but that's the gist of what "unoffical" stuff I have.

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Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:

"An Ideal For Living" - The original 7". "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course). "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.

I'm with Ricardo on this one:nod: May as well add Licht Und Blindheit to this list. New Order stuff, far too many to mention, if Rocket Mick ever buggers aff on holiday.....let's just say he'd return to no bloody records:evil4:

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Originally posted by ShugZV©
I'm with Ricardo on this one:nod: May as well add Licht Und Blindheit to this list.

"Licht Und Blindheit" is just another name for "Sordide Sentimentale" package, isn't it?

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:nonono:

:lol:

Must be the alcohol still in my system from yesterday's Celtic Rangers game Ricardo:beer:

Schoolboy error that one:nod: one of these days I'm gonna be found out as a secret Depeche Mode worshipper;) :D

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Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:"An Ideal For Living" - The original 7"."A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course)."Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

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Originally posted by Johnny Giles > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:> > "An Ideal For Living" - The original 7".> "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course).> "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.> > I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

a real bargain :rolleyes:

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the JD Effenaar Eindhoven 1980 18/01/80 bootleg is my favorite ever... why did they only officially release 4 songs out of the 16 songs that are on the bootleg?? doesnt make sense to me... i'm scared to even play my old bootleg vinyl, so i downloaded the mp3s, which sound fine (it is a bootleg, after all) i've seen the vinyl for sale for quite a lot on eBay...

i just bought the Warsaw bootleg CD with the grey baby, i wish i hadn't, what muddy sound, i've got it all on scratchy old bootlegs from the early 80s anyway, even the very different style punky "You're no good for me"......

does the Incubation/ Komakino 7" flexidisc sell for much? it was a freebie back then, was a cool bonus...

how many Everything's Gone Green/ Procession 7" singles were there?? i've got two different color covers.... i've got all those early JD/NO 7"'s like Transmission, Love will..., Ceremony, Gone Green, Temptation, even Confusion... and 1981-82 12" on dark purple vinyl, my very first NO purchase...amazing how every thing made its way to Ohio, and i was such a dork to buy them...

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Originally posted by i don't know the JD Effenaar Eindhoven 1980 18/01/80 bootleg is my favorite ever... why did they only officially release 4 songs out of the 16 songs that are on the bootleg?? doesnt make sense to me... i'm scared to even play my old bootleg vinyl, so i downloaded the mp3s, which sound fine (it is a bootleg, after all) i've seen the vinyl for sale for quite a lot on eBay...i just bought the Warsaw bootleg CD with the grey baby, i wish i hadn't, what muddy sound, i've got it all on scratchy old bootlegs from the early 80s anyway, even the very different style punky "You're no good for me"......does the Incubation/ Komakino 7" flexidisc sell for much? it was a freebie back then, was a cool bonus...how many Everything's Gone Green/ Procession 7" singles were there?? i've got two different color covers.... i've got all those early JD/NO 7"'s like Transmission, Love will..., Ceremony, Gone Green, Temptation, even Confusion... and 1981-82 12" on dark purple vinyl, my very first NO purchase...amazing how every thing made its way to Ohio, and i was such a dork to buy them...

FAC 53 in BRITAIN was in 9 colours and then they are some rare ITALIAN and promo ones.I have 8 of the 9 normal ones ,just missing the BROWN cover.Only worth about £3-£5 each but it the COLLECTING that is fun.But keep collecting cos in years to come the memories of where and when you bought them will make you smile.Unlike the PROMO i got for 1963 12inch which i bought when i paid my fines to BLACKBURN COURT for a little TROUBLE i had!Still i am free now and the PROMO is still ace.Have FUN.:D

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Originally posted by Johnny Giles > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:> > "An Ideal For Living" - The original 7".> "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course).> "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.> > I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

I've got SS and Fac2, and they're just in the rack with the rest of my vinyl. Better move them before the little fella gets hold of them for frisbee practice!

This forum has really opened my eyes of late, as to what people percieve as rare, and how much they'd pay. It makes me feel old that a True Faith CDV that I picked up in HMV for a couple of quid all those years ago is now a collectors item!!

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Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by Johnny Giles> > > > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> > I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:> > > > "An Ideal For Living" - The original 7".> > "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course).> > "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.> > > > I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!>

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

I've got SS and Fac2, and they're just in the rack with the rest of my vinyl. Better move them before the little fella gets hold of them for frisbee practice!

This forum has really opened my eyes of late, as to what people percieve as rare, and how much they'd pay. It makes me feel old that a True Faith CDV that I picked up in HMV for a couple of quid all those years ago is now a collectors item!!

When & where did you pick up SS & FAC2? slightly cheaper than the current ebay offerings I hope.

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I got SS around '87 - '88 time at a "Collectors Convention" (ie a Record Fair, but with "reputable" dealers only). It was reassuringly expensive!

The Factory Sample was pilfered directly from my brother's collection, along with the original Factory OMD Electricity....bonus!

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Recently I`ve got hold of some nice rare gems; 1981-1985 promo, Best of boxset promo both of which cost a wedge, but bargain of the month was a NZ copy of procession in mint for less than a six pack of aussie hogwash.

At the moment I`m after the Collection 17 track Jap promo, half a dozen coloured confusion promos and a limited numbered gatefold of Substance.

I`m also after the brazilian Blue Monday flexi, some joker on sorbet wants $70 for it starting price :crazy:

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Originally posted by Paul Roy Short Circuit "Live At the Electric Circus" (Blue Vinyl)I love the song "At A Later Date" for some odd and maybe perverse reasonAs for the "Here Are The Young Men" video, a cousin of my has/had that thing on beta.

I just bought this off of Amazon for $12

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Wolfmann> > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > JD: Transmission single (either version)> > > > NO: 1998 Peel Sessions> > > > Anything Else: I, Jonathan (Jonathan Richman); O Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack; Yardbirds double-disc best of; Any Durutti Column or ACR albums (I'm very interested in giving both bands a listen); Morrison Hotel (The Doors)>

I have these if you want to email me for a trade. There is speculation that they are going to do a Peel Session CD with all JD and NO Peels including 98, but that is speculation at this point. They also could include them in IV.

I don't know what all Iv'e got, I could make a tape of the following in exchange (sorry, I'm just now figuring out other uses for the Internet besides porn, so it might be a while before I'm buring cds as well):

JD: Paradiso 1/11/80, Effenaar 1980, some other ones I can't recall

NO: 1981 Peel Sessions, 1985 PCL Concert, 1984 BBC mini-concert (5-6 songs), a "rareties" disc specially made by Muffy for me (Temptation, Confusion, some other stuff)

dman, my memory's getting bad, but that's the gist of what "unoffical" stuff I have.

I would trade for Effenaar - if you have a good sounding copy of it. Send me an email. Also, do you have artwork for Effenaar?

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Originally posted by i don't know the JD Effenaar Eindhoven 1980 18/01/80 bootleg is my favorite ever... why did they only officially release 4 songs out of the 16 songs that are on the bootleg?? doesnt make sense to me... i'm scared to even play my old bootleg vinyl, so i downloaded the mp3s, which sound fine (it is a bootleg, after all) i've seen the vinyl for sale for quite a lot on eBay...i just bought the Warsaw bootleg CD with the grey baby, i wish i hadn't, what muddy sound, i've got it all on scratchy old bootlegs from the early 80s anyway, even the very different style punky "You're no good for me"......does the Incubation/ Komakino 7" flexidisc sell for much? it was a freebie back then, was a cool bonus...how many Everything's Gone Green/ Procession 7" singles were there?? i've got two different color covers.... i've got all those early JD/NO 7"'s like Transmission, Love will..., Ceremony, Gone Green, Temptation, even Confusion... and 1981-82 12" on dark purple vinyl, my very first NO purchase...amazing how every thing made its way to Ohio, and i was such a dork to buy them...

I just saw the Komakino 7" go for like $15 or less on Ebay

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The Komakino flexi is available as a standard listed item on eil.com at around a tenner.

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The Factory Christmas Flexi has gone for less than $15 on Ebay as well (more than once in the last week) - I thought that was rare... I guess not. I am glad I didn't shovel out anything for it.

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Originally posted by Wolfmann The Factory Christmas Flexi has gone for less than $15 on Ebay as well (more than once in the last week) - I thought that was rare... I guess not. I am glad I didn't shovel out anything for it.

I won one of these for $12. These auctions are odd affairs, it can depend from week to week how much some of these items fetch. About a month ago I was bidding on this xmas flexi, dropped out & watched it being chased up to $80!. Then last week I got an email from the seller asking me if I was still interested?. Either he's got a job lot or the buyer realised that they may have got a tad carried away & decided to stiff him. Like i said, odd business.

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapazoid St. Etienne - Fan Club only CD'sReload - any Reload CD'sMmm...skyscraper i love you - Underworld (cd single and/or 12")

I'm with you on UW's 'Skyscraper'.

My 2 rarest targets:

*New Order: Blue Monday, New Zealand, 1983, promo issued on red vinyl. Some say it was withdrawn but apparently a few copies made it into the market.

*Non New Order: Underworld's Rez, 1993, promo issued on pink vinyl and supposedly given away from the back of a car cruising through Romford.

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DisCount, I have a (Polish?) 10" Blue Monday, white cover with red line. Think it has Thieves on the flip side. Never managed to track down the original of this beast but it is an awesome item to behold.

What gives with this item?

Plenty of BM's with BM starting at the start of the beat and others not. Also, BM's with 'The Beach Ball' on side A and covers 'with' and 'without' the floppy cut-out ... oddly, some versions without the floppy still have the 'copyright' tab cut top right! ... curious.

12" 1963, never came across this but I did collect the CD white cardboard version ... which is a splendid item helped by the fact the mix is encouraging. Anyone identify the rare (if at all) nature of QWest 12" releases? ... think I have most of them.

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Originally posted by Huntsman DisCount, I have a (Polish?) 10" Blue Monday, white cover with red line. Think it has Thieves on the flip side. Never managed to track down the original of this beast but it is an awesome item to behold.What gives with this item?Plenty of BM's with BM starting at the start of the beat and others not. Also, BM's with 'The Beach Ball' on side A and covers 'with' and 'without' the floppy cut-out ... oddly, some versions without the floppy still have the 'copyright' tab cut top right! ... curious.12" 1963, never came across this but I did collect the CD white cardboard version ... which is a splendid item helped by the fact the mix is encouraging.Anyone identify the rare (if at all) nature of QWest 12" releases? ... think I have most of them.

Hubblesworth, are you sure that's a 10" Polish release? I have a 7" that sounds remarkably similar. There was also a promo version with no Thieves on the flipside. It's worth a fair few crackers more.

As for the white 1963 diecut 12", it's a nice piece. Not so rare however, they still lurk around the Net on GEMM, etc.

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I'd say 7" as well for the Polish jobbie.

You mention Qwest promos Huntsy...a desirable one is The Perfect Kiss with the video version on the B side. I'm sure you'll have that one.

Also the "Cabbage" True Faith CD is a goodie.

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My mind is going.

Cannot compute whether BM is 10 or 7" ... tend to think it's 10". I think I've also got the non-b side version and I seem to have some really oddball acetate of BM somewhere ... possibly up my sleeve.

Once my collection is re-located from the loft to suitable zone within the homestead I will be more confident with my stats. on rare goods.

The 7" of Thieves in pristine con. is a favourite of mine and is a real difficult piece to find.

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Originally posted by Old Blue I'd say 7" as well for the Polish jobbie.You mention Qwest promos Huntsy...a desirable one is The Perfect Kiss with the video version on the B side. I'm sure you'll have that one.Also the "Cabbage" True Faith CD is a goodie.

Yes sir, that's the one (BM) ... you see, my mind is going. I seem to have a few BM pieces, I can't be sure but I think one of them is very odd ... might even be 10" - I'll have to get back with it one day and see if identification can be made.

I've got the True Faith CD with a leaf, actually, it might be a cabbage.

QWest releases ... bought a shop full years ago, I guess they'd been sat there for ages waiting for one of us to chance by. Glorious condition. Nice packaging also. cannot recall what I have and what I haven't, I'll look out for TPK with intriguing video addition.

Original USA Mini album, anyone managed to collect this? ... one of me faves.

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Originally posted by Huntsman My mind is going.Cannot compute whether BM is 10 or 7" ... tend to think it's 10". I think I've also got the non-b side version and I seem to have some really oddball acetate of BM somewhere ... possibly up my sleeve.Once my collection is re-located from the loft to suitable zone within the homestead I will be more confident with my stats. on rare goods.The 7" of Thieves in pristine con. is a favourite of mine and is a real difficult piece to find.:hat:

Ol' Bloo, I also have both the live Perfect Kiss US 12" and the "cabbage" TF CD promo and can recommend them as desirable Qwesties.

That Thieves 7" is certainly one of the more difficult 7's to come by. Along with Confusion, 1963, BM95 and the original '83 BM...

In your photo Hudsuckle, :hat:, it appears as though your BM acetate could form the brim of your hat. Might be worth checking?

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Interesting concept. (pics. thanks to Ole' Blue's post).

I'll halt progress on the wagon wheel I was modifying in me garage.

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Originally posted by Huntsman DisCount, I have a (Polish?) 10" Blue Monday, white cover with red line. Think it has Thieves on the flip side. Never managed to track down the original of this beast but it is an awesome item to behold.What gives with this item?Plenty of BM's with BM starting at the start of the beat and others not. Also, BM's with 'The Beach Ball' on side A and covers 'with' and 'without' the floppy cut-out ... oddly, some versions without the floppy still have the 'copyright' tab cut top right! ... curious.12" 1963, never came across this but I did collect the CD white cardboard version ... which is a splendid item helped by the fact the mix is encouraging.Anyone identify the rare (if at all) nature of QWest 12" releases? ... think I have most of them.

HUNTSY i have the POLISH singles...at least two different ones and they are 7 inch ONLY.I had duplicate ones too and gave them away to SHUGZV in a "HUNTSMAN/MUFFY" sort of generous way. Must tell you too that the 12 INCH of the PROMO for 1963 is a MINT/CLASS act.Picked it up after paying my fines at BLACKBURN for a little trouble i had with the ex-wife.Just think if it was not for her i would have missed this gem....Bless her:D I am still after the BROWN FAC 53 and the LIGHT BLUE/DARK BLUE oddity. Cheers Rocket Mick :cool2:

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The '63 gig sounds sweet. I wished I'd seen it as a boy and I would have purchased within 10.

Dark blue / light blue EGG, ey' up didn't we solve this? - thought there was only one bluey on the go? ... and brown, I guess that isn't the orange one?

Noel Edmonds could've helped out on this one I'm sure.

:hat:

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Originally posted by Huntsman The '63 gig sounds sweet. I wished I'd seen it as a boy and I would have purchased within 10.Dark blue / light blue EGG, ey' up didn't we solve this? - thought there was only one bluey on the go? ... and brown, I guess that isn't the orange one?Noel Edmonds could've helped out on this one I'm sure.:hat:

It IS on ONE FAC 53 TOGETHER.....Light BLUE background and DARK blue LETTERING...some kind of PROMO.The BLUE one from you is the STANDARD gem...CHEERS RM :redhat:

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Originally posted by depthcharge > Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapazoid> St. Etienne - Fan Club only CD's> Reload - any Reload CD's> Mmm...skyscraper i love you - Underworld (cd single and/or 12")

I'm with you on UW's 'Skyscraper'.

My 2 rarest targets:

*New Order: Blue Monday, New Zealand, 1983, promo issued on red vinyl. Some say it was withdrawn but apparently a few copies made it into the market.

*Non New Order: Underworld's Rez, 1993, promo issued on pink vinyl and supposedly given away from the back of a car cruising through Romford.

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ah yes the Rez/Why Why Why 12"....very nice. my friend has this as well as all the collectable Underworld vinyl. I can get you a copy of all the mixes of Skyscraper and Why, Why, Why if you need them....also have tons or rare and remixed Underworld for your consumption including the promoed then deleted 14minute ambient instrumental of Simply Red's Thrill Me, Minneapolis, Cafe Del Mar mix, Water from a Vineleaf remix etc...send wish list....

Lickmodem----------yes i would love a copy of that Reload album...anyone have the Reload single with the Black Dog remixes?

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original copy of US mini album available here in seattle for about $10. 7"s for WIM, State of theNation and interview disc all available in city if anyone desperately needs them, we can work out a swap.

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Originally posted by Rocket Mick > Originally posted by Huntsman> The '63 gig sounds sweet. I wished I'd seen it as a boy and I would have purchased within 10.> > Dark blue / light blue EGG, ey' up didn't we solve this? - thought there was only one bluey on the go? ... and brown, I guess that isn't the orange one?> > Noel Edmonds could've helped out on this one I'm sure.> > :hat:

It IS on ONE FAC 53 TOGETHER.....Light BLUE background and DARK blue LETTERING...some kind of PROMO.The BLUE one from you is the STANDARD gem...CHEERS RM :redhat:

When I bought my first copy of EGG 7" the only copies that were around were the brown on grey cover versions. I have two of these but not in Australia, back in my mums loft, back in blighty. The NZ light dark blue on light blue is quite common downunder, when I get another Ill give you first refusal, unless you want to swap it for the that PCL marble vinyl :crazy:

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Originally posted by vlad_nomad > Originally posted by Rocket Mick > > > > Originally posted by Huntsman> > The '63 gig sounds sweet. I wished I'd seen it as a boy and I would have purchased within 10.> > > > Dark blue / light blue EGG, ey' up didn't we solve this? - thought there was only one bluey on the go? ... and brown, I guess that isn't the orange one?> > > > Noel Edmonds could've helped out on this one I'm sure.> > > > :hat:>

It IS on ONE FAC 53 TOGETHER.....Light BLUE background and DARK blue LETTERING...some kind of PROMO.The BLUE one from you is the STANDARD gem...CHEERS RM :redhat:

When I bought my first copy of EGG 7" the only copies that were around were the brown on grey cover versions. I have two of these but not in Australia, back in my mums loft, back in blighty. The NZ light dark blue on light blue is quite common downunder, when I get another Ill give you first refusal, unless you want to swap it for the that PCL marble vinyl :crazy: You are a STAR.:D

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Which city are you in Vlad?

I remember Old Blue (or :hat:?) emailed me a copy of the Record Collector guide a while back, however my hard-drive has since de-atomised so I can't pass it on. It pre-dated that Ivarsson one however. I don't think there's a more recent version.

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That list (link above) is a bit stingy, and possibly wholly inaccurate ... unless every NO item is worth 'about $7-10'.

Record Collector is the only 'serious' price guide to JD/NO collectables I've ever seen - the international network I'm sure will provide a more up-to-date version. Doesn't big Al Jarvalistic know of a website which lists every known JD/NO release with appropriate price tag ... CatWeasel.com.net.web or something?

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Originally posted by Huntsman Doesn't big Al Jarvalistic know of a website which lists every known JD/NO release with appropriate price tag ... CatWeasel.com.net.web or something?:hat:

Hucklebuck you truly are a little merchant of mischief, aren't you? That Catweazel link just led to this perculiar image:

Is he related to yourself or New Order in any way?

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That's the Crow Man isn't it?

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Originally posted by Johnny Giles > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:> > "An Ideal For Living" - The original 7".> "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course).> "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.> > I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

£200? blimey. wish i'd got it for £20 when was a student now.

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Originally posted by hibster > Originally posted by Johnny Giles> > > > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> > I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:> > > > "An Ideal For Living" - The original 7".> > "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course).> > "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.> > > > I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!>

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

£200? blimey. wish i'd got it for £20 when was a student now.

Somewhere there is someone who got all of these for like $10 each when they first came out... and they are laughing at us. They are probably a Cure fan who just got them out of spite and has never even opened them.

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Originally posted by Wolfmann > Originally posted by hibster> > > > Originally posted by Johnny Giles> > > > > > > Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes> > > I'm not really a collector, but there are three Joy Division related records I wish to have:> > > > > > "An Ideal For Living" - The original 7".> > > "A Factory Sample" - The first Factory record (complete with stickers, of course).> > > "Sordide Sentimentale" - Only 1578 were made.> > > > > > I don't think I'll be able to purchase them unless of course I win the lottery!> > >

All 3 of these have appeared on ebay in the last 2 months. Sordide Sentimental went for £375!, An Ideal for Living - the seller wanted $850 & received no bids, a Factory Sample (FAC2) went for about £200.So you could have picked the lot up for just over a grand!!.

£200? blimey. wish i'd got it for £20 when was a student now.

Somewhere there is someone who got all of these for like $10 each when they first came out... and they are laughing at us. They are probably a Cure fan who just got them out of spite and has never even opened them.

They were always expensive in relative terms, Im not laughing, I gave a weeks wages for An Ideal for living back in the early 80s. :(

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My Sordide cost me a tenner and a Fall bootleg off a mate in 1981. Haven't even seen it for ten years, it's in the loft at my parents' house with most of my vinyl.

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Lickmodem----------yes i would love a copy of that Reload album...anyone have the Reload single with the Black Dog remixes?

Well, I can send it to you. Just look up my profile for my e-mail address and send me the location to where it can be shipped. I have the 12" with the Black Dog remixes, but only one. Sorry.

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Originally posted by OnlyOneKenObe©
That's the Crow Man isn't it?[/quote

no..... its one of rocket micks old school photos

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Originally posted by HOOKY'S WALLET > Originally posted by OnlyOneKenObe©
That's the Crow Man isn't it?

Well indeed it is. I once heard there was a REMIXES IN MOTION promo?! in a rather creative cover.But sadly i never tracked it down and nowhere do i ever see it listed.I thought it may have been from one of the dealers i used to trade with,he wrote us a letter which included this.But alas the letter is no more.It could have been a GENUINE FAKE,a MISTAKE or just pure LIES but it sounded just what i was after at that time...around 90/91.Still never give up hope..... Rocket Mick:redhat:

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Currently Jules Holland '96 (Electronic)

aaaannnyyyonnee??? I know Shug is on the scrounge for this as well!

As for NewOrder the chrimbo flexi discs they gave out free at the HAC featuring well dodgy Steve Morris electro versions of christmas carols!

rare as rocking horse shit tho apparently!!

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Originally posted by DoN Currently Jules Holland '96 (Electronic)aaaannnyyyonnee??? I know Shug is on the scrounge for this as well!As for NewOrder the chrimbo flexi discs they gave out free at the HAC featuring well dodgy Steve Morris electro versions of christmas carols!rare as rocking horse shit tho apparently!!

The said flexi was sent by HUNTSMAN to me recently.Nice to own but what an absolute pile of crap it is.:D This is the worst sound by NO by a mile.Still a great thing for HUNTSY to give to CHILDREN IN NEED.:lol:

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Originally posted by DoN Currently Jules Holland '96 (Electronic)aaaannnyyyonnee??? I know Shug is on the scrounge for this as well!As for NewOrder the chrimbo flexi discs they gave out free at the HAC featuring well dodgy Steve Morris electro versions of christmas carols!rare as rocking horse shit tho apparently!!

You can get the Christmas Flexi off Ebay regularly for a tenner, must not be too rare - same with the Komakino flexi

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Originally posted by Rocket Mick > Originally posted by DoN> Currently Jules Holland '96 (Electronic)> > aaaannnyyyonnee??? I know Shug is on the scrounge for this as well!> > As for NewOrder the chrimbo flexi discs they gave out free at the HAC featuring well dodgy Steve Morris electro versions of christmas carols!> > rare as rocking horse shit tho apparently!!

The said flexi was sent by HUNTSMAN to me recently.Nice to own but what an absolute pile of crap it is.:D This is the worst sound by NO by a mile.Still a great thing for HUNTSY to give to CHILDREN IN NEED.:lol:

Oh it wouldnt get played! i've heard the mp3 of it! its dire!!

i'd beware of ebay rip offs wasnt only a few hundred given out to the crowd one night in the Hac? cant be THAT easy to get hold of surely!!

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Originally posted by Wolfmann > Originally posted by DoN> Currently Jules Holland '96 (Electronic)> > aaaannnyyyonnee??? I know Shug is on the scrounge for this as well!> > As for NewOrder the chrimbo flexi discs they gave out free at the HAC featuring well dodgy Steve Morris electro versions of christmas carols!> > rare as rocking horse shit tho apparently!!

You can get the Christmas Flexi off Ebay regularly for a tenner, must not be too rare - same with the Komakino flexi

Some Mug paid over 50 squid on Ebay for that piece of flexi trash 2 weeks ago, saaad but true

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My info is that 1500 were actually made....then another 20000 at HANKS shack!:D

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