FS: Rare PJ Vinyl

moliver8

I decided to keep the vinyl. Sorry.

LeafsJaysCubsRaptorsFan

Where in Canada?

hensod

Wish i had the $$$ for the riot act..

moliver8

LeafsJaysCubsRaptorsFan wrote:

Where in Canada?

Sudbury

theserialthrilla

paul might be after the soldierfield btw..i have messaged him

pdalowsky

Ha ha just pmd !!!

juddboz80

Nice stuff! Damn I wish I had the cash to buy em all!!!!!!

I'm the ocean

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possessed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

jimbojones1138

that vs promo lp is nice!

pjradio

homegrown wrote:

offer them up for what you paid.

what if he paid those prices years ago for those items.
& if he was the 1st person to own that (apparently Original) Soldier Field he would've gotten it free in the Radio Station give-away...so, should he just give that to somebody for free?

(if thats the case I'll gladly relieve him of that hideously green/non-sought after LP)...

pdalowsky

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

Move on

drsluggo

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

The reason this part of the board is here is to sell items away from ebay... it doesnt mean you have to give them away or sell for half their value.

Those items are rare and they are worth more because as time passes there are fewer and fewer out there. It's not like he's on here trying to get $600 for a backpack... these are mostly pretty old items that have been around a long time now.

And as pjradio said - we don't even know what prices were paid for them. The Vs promo has been $150+ for the last 10 years... the Soldie Field (not the bootlegged versions out there) has been $300 since shortly after it came out. Those have further appreciated in recent years.

Bottom line -- there are a lot of people looking for these items... you don't have to buy them but cluttering threads up about how collectibles cost too much is a waste of time. The prices are reasonable and the items are really hard to find -- there's not much more to say than that.

Hugh Freaking Dillon

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

so then what are you doing on the lost dogs forum?

EdsonNascimento

Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

so then what are you doing on the lost dogs forum?

To give threads he doesn't like a bump. Oh, and the vintage PJ giveaways!

63schoefflin

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possessed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

I guess some people who complain on these boards are just bitter they didn't have these items when they first came out so they could sell them years down the road for profit. I'm not sure why there is always so much complaining bc someone can't afford something.

I can afford some things... And I can't afford others... And I'm ok with that. I'm not going to rip someone for selling something. Who cares if he asks $1000 for it? I will look at the post, realize I can't afford it, and move on.

I want to see the OP get what he is asking for and not have to deal with bitter people on the boards. Good luck!

I'm the ocean

63schoefflin wrote:

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possessed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

I guess some people who complain on these boards are just bitter they didn't have these items when they first came out so they could sell them years down the road for profit. I'm not sure why there is always so much complaining bc someone can't afford something.

I can afford some things... And I can't afford others... And I'm ok with that. I'm not going to rip someone for selling something. Who cares if he asks $1000 for it? I will look at the post, realize I can't afford it, and move on.

I want to see the OP get what he is asking for and not have to deal with bitter people on the boards. Good luck!

Wow! I have my own vast collection and have given away several things of my own on this forum. Obviously this forum is for FAIR sell and trade practices from fan to fan and I stress the FAIR. I apologize if I think $400 plus dollars for an album is a little steep! But good for all of you. And I'm not ripping a person just the practice. The ticket thing hasn't gotten out of control or anything. People aren't sabotaging ticket presales, right? So with the attitude that $400 plus is reasonable the new album should easily fetch $100 plus. Hell that'll be a bargain!

pjradio

homegrown wrote:

I apologize if I think $400 plus dollars for an album is a little steep!

then plz don't look on the fleabay & see that Benny going for over $1500

AfghanTwilight

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possessed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

Hey there. When you come into posession of an original Soldier Field LP and then decide to unload it, please contact me first with a handsome discount in place.

And you have no idea what he paid for it. Just like him buying a house, no one is giving the house to him for what they paid. He's paying the current market value.

I have a degree in writing, yet even I understand these things to be freemarket economics.

And that new album you speak of? Press the sucker on white vinyl, and you'll easily find it gets $150. And this is for an album on colored vinyl, which is inferior in sound reproduction. If the kitchen's too hot, there's always room at the chicken bbq.

drsluggo

homegrown wrote:

Wow! I have my own vast collection and have given away several things of my own on this forum. Obviously this forum is for FAIR sell and trade practices from fan to fan and I stress the FAIR. I apologize if I think $400 plus dollars for an album is a little steep! But good for all of you. And I'm not ripping a person just the practice. The ticket thing hasn't gotten out of control or anything. People aren't sabotaging ticket presales, right? So with the attitude that $400 plus is reasonable the new album should easily fetch $100 plus. Hell that'll be a bargain!

Collecting Pearl Jam is frustrating and expensive. I'll give you my favorite example (and its a true story).

I collected PJ stuff like crazy in the mid 90s. I had at one time THREE Reeenk Roinks... THREE. I had to sell them to help a family member who was too stupid to properly do his student loans, and I got about $500/each for them.

Now years later when people sell Reeenks they are $2,000-$3,000 each. So that's 4-6 times what I sold mine for. Yet if I were to tell them they should sell for $500 they'd laugh at me. Is it fair I am going to pay 5 times what I sold mine for to replace just one of them? Not to me, but I made my choice back then and have to pay for it now.

Bottom line... it is what it is. When something is in demand it will increase in value. And if you don't get in on the ground floor you'll probably pay a lot more down the road.

I'm the ocean

AfghanTwilight wrote:

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE" and therefore those who've possessed such items somehow feel they've contributed something to justify these astronomical prices. I can appreciate financial woes and understand market values but this doesn't give you the right to reap profit from other peoples art. You want these items to find a deserving home then offer them up for what you paid. This isn't ebay and unless this is for charity it's not cool.

Hey there. When you come into posession of an original Soldier Field LP and then decide to unload it, please contact me first with a handsome discount in place.

And you have no idea what he paid for it. Just like him buying a house, no one is giving the house to him for what they paid. He's paying the current market value.

I have a degree in writing, yet even I understand these things to be freemarket economics.

And that new album you speak of? Press the sucker on white vinyl, and you'll easily find it gets $150. And this is for an album on colored vinyl, which is inferior in sound reproduction. If the kitchen's too hot, there's always room at the chicken bbq.

Good for you and your degree! Wow! I guess this is the bashing I've been hearing about. What happened to this place? You used to be able to bring up a different perspective with valid points and politely disagree but this is really quite something. And the temperature isn't hot in here, it's down right cold. But I'd gladly meet you in the kitchen and show you how to cook.

moliver8

homegrown wrote:

I love this! With time things become "RARE"

There were only 550 legitimate soldier field sets pressed and probably less than 25 of the Ten test pressing so yes I would qualify these as "rare". I would also guess that there are less than 500 "5 tracks from the new album" pressed as they are near impossible to find but in the end we will never know.

If any mods feel as though my post is offensive then I will take it down. I have not yet received payment for anything so if any mods let me know that this is against the board rules then I will not sell to board members and will find another forum to sell.

I am sorry to offend, and thanks for all your PMs.