What's Your Most Prized Music-Related Possesion?!
Question: a long out-of-print vinyl album/cd?
A poster signed by Beyonce?
Beatles memorabilia?
What've you got?
Answers: a long out-of-print vinyl album/cd?
A poster signed by Beyonce?
Beatles memorabilia?
What've you got?
my rush autographs on a green folded peice of paper in jacksonville florida 2 friends and i met them after a concert at the jacksonville colleseum on the permanent waves tour, we were waiting outside when my friend saw
Howard Ungerleider at the time he was their road manager a security guard was trying to make us leave my friend yelled out to howard, howard i saw your picture on fly by night, and howard told security we where ok to be there, he told us to wait the band was playing space invaders and drinking some wine, about 45 mins later here they came, they all spoke to us for a few minutes and signed our papers, that was one very cool night, great show, one of the greatest bands of all time
My CD collection and a bunch of older alternative magazines. No real collector items but many of my CDs are out of print so that counts for something.
I have a Harmony 4 string, tenor guitar, that's 104 years old. It's been all over the world--from Australian outback to Yosemite to Hollywood, B.C. , Mexico, you name it. And it still sounds mellow and still looks good.
I have the issue of Under The Radar with Bright Eyes on the cover, signed by Conor Oberst. I'm not really a fan, but my friend left it for me when she moved so it's still pretty cool.
I also have a Target receipt signed by Dia Frampton of Meg & Dia. It's so weird, I saw her at a grocery store and I recognized her, and the only thing I had for her to sign was a receipt, haha.
My dad has a copy of Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ signed by Bruce Springsteen. I want to steal it so bad, haha.
Oh my rare album collection no doubt of it. Hawkwind Motorhead Sabbath Priest Floyd Zep Yes etc etc
All on vinyl and all original 70's copies...sweeeeeet
A copy of the album "For the Birds" by The Frames signed by lead singer Glen Hansard.
I just recently got Bob Dylan's Eat The Document on DVD....very rare. I've been looking for it for a long time and have just now been lucky enough to come across it.
I also have the Blend Anytime Delight on vinyl...even harder to find than Eat The Document (unless you want to pay $80 for it...I only paid $12).
Growing up we had a vinyl copy of "The White Album" that was actually white vinyl - the records were white, and I believe it was a limited edition.
Other than some early vinyl copies of my more current stuff, I don't have much. :(
Dave Grohl's guitar pick.
Andrew Scott from Sloan's drumstick.
Autographs of Weezer, Rufus Wainwright, Sloan, Stephen Malkmus, Mojave 3, Sam Roberts, Longwave, The Strokes, Ryan Adams, Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam etc.
Sam Roberts guitar pick and broken string. Also setlist.
Foo Fighters Setlist.
Handwritten lyrics of Jason Collett (From Broken Social Scene)
Lots of other things including pictures of me with my favorite bands like Of Montreal, Rufus, etc.
And ohhhhhhh Nina Barnes who used to be in Of Montreal and is Kevin Barnes' (the singer) wife is making me a personal painting. I'm cherising that like crazy when I get it.
My PC. =p
I have an autographed Jimmy Buffet CD and a signed ticket from his first first appearance in the musical "Don't Stop the Carnival" in the Bahamas.
A copy of Porcupine Tree's rare Nil Recurring e.p.
and a few autographed cds.
and my beyonce poster of course
melissa - wow i want a nina barnes painting too!
all my cassette tapes recorded and prerecorded from 1987 - now with a good mix of music from the seventies to now, my mp3 players (I want another, you can never have too many of these things) and my 2 guitars that i used to practice on when i had time :o(
I personally don't have much except for an extensive music collection.
My wife, however, lived in San Fran for a while and worked at a coffeeshop with a girl who was dating Mike Patton. Somehow (and I don't know how) she ended up with the leather jacket from the drummer of Mr. Bungle. Since married people are supposed to share their material wealth, I guess I'll claim that although there's no way I'll ever fit into it.
a signed drumstick from the drummer of Dredg, Dino Campanella