Anyone else really into music memoribillia ?

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2x Tool band signed posters from 1/16/2022
2x Alex Grey signed Tool CD's ( he designed the art for them )
1x Alex Grey signed print
1x Original Misfits signed poster from Aftershock fesitval 2021
( red cloth above misfits poster is from their stage props )
1x Avatar band signed poster from Aftershock festival 2021
1x Seether band signed cd sleeve
1x Fieldy Korn cd sleeve singed ( bass player for Korn )
1x John McMurtrie Slipknot print signed by Corey, Sid, Clown, and Chris


Bonuses that my girlfriend has:
1x Gwen Stefani drumstick set from 2005
1x Blue October band signed vip pass
1x MCR guitar pick
1x Metallica 40th year anniversary guitar pick

And our growing HUGE viynl/cd/vhs/cassette collection :^)
 
I have a big box of stuff you can only get by being on tour with Air Supply for 7 years ;-). Also, my mom gave me 3 boxes of albums from the 50s-70's.
 
I collect pretty much every genre of record out there. During the pandemic I spent way too much on new video game soundtrack records, many of which were over $200 each
 
I collect pretty much every genre of record out there. During the pandemic I spent way too much on new video game soundtrack records, many of which were over $200 each
I have a huge list of bands I want to collect every form of media of, sadly the last one I'll ever get is a record that hasnt been pressed since 1996 and is $1,000 opened, used, and has a damaged vinyl sleeve. Unopened with minimal shelf wear goes upwards of $5,000 ):
 
I have a huge list of bands I want to collect every form of media of, sadly the last one I'll ever get is a record that hasnt been pressed since 1996 and is $1,000 opened, used, and has a damaged vinyl sleeve. Unopened with minimal shelf wear goes upwards of $5,000 ):
a lot of 90s rock and hip hop is worth a ton because of the transition to CDs, especially grunge
 
a lot of 90s rock and hip hop is worth a ton because of the transition to CDs, especially grunge
Yeah for a lot of the vinyls I want to collect I have to save up/set money aside for. It also doesn't help viynl is making a huge comeback now a days
 
Yeah for a lot of the vinyls I want to collect I have to save up/set money aside for. It also doesn't help viynl is making a huge comeback now a days
depending on the record, sometimes its more worth it to wait for it to be repressed. That being said obviously there are artists that won't go back into vinyl so the old copies are the only copy
 

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