i've not saved any money. i would have saved money by not buying any records in the first place! if i wanted to i could make money by selling them all, but i don't. i'm just saying: if a lot of people really want a record, and it's going for ridiculous sums, more often than not it will get some kind...

then stop buying overpriced records :) i have all the mosaics i need and never paid more than ten quid or so. with the exception of optimus prime.and diminishing returns they were all easy to get until less than three years ago. when something is going for big money, it is fairly likely it will even...

white belly is probably the worst sounding record i own, but i assume nevile's material getting reissued is probably down to him (and i expect it's only a matter of time until somebody gets round to asking)

that crazy beat or somethig else?

i get the hunting thing, the problem for me is, we dont have a lot of record shops where i live, and the ones we have check every record against discogs before they selling it to you .. even if you go to some vinyl second hand market where everyone is selling there vinyls for 50 cents to 2 euros, b...

basically i am just a grumpy git who is annoyed that old records got cool. no need for an argument cos i can see just how ridiculous my stance is. discogs is completely sick these days.

that's funny about the rhythm plate, since i sold my second copy of lean (which i bought in london for 99p like my first one) on discogs less than a year and a half ago... and it took about a month to sell for ten quid.

pretty sure you would be more likely to find this one outside of london or berlin, mantis was a huge label and its records were sold everywhere. but i get your point. and i realise my position is extreme. i like collecting records, hunting for them and finally finding a copy - even if that means wai...