YOUR NIRVANA CD MAY BE VALUABLE!!! (read this!)
Sam Hulick
It has recently come to my attention that the "Nevermind" CD may be
worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands of
the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world), so
consider it a definite collector's item.
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FrznPickle
>worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
>though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
>approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands of
>the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
>bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world), so
>consider it a definite collector's item.
Ahh...actually, it isn't. For some reason or another, DGC removed the
bonus track again within the last year or so. Dunno why.
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James Buchheister
they played in washington, d.c. in 1993? i have r.e.m. to trade
or i can give you blank tape or i could buy a copy,thanks.
jamie
Alex Turner
>
>It has recently come to my attention that the "Nevermind" CD may be
>worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
>though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
>approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands of
>the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
>bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world), so
>consider it a definite collector's item.
Not really...would you rather have a cd that has less songs on it? I can't say
that I would...I have a friend that has a copy of that...and is pissed cause he is missing a track...
I would be too...I can't see it ever being worth more that would just be stupid!
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-Alex
John Cafaro
>>
>>It has recently come to my attention that the "Nevermind" CD may be
>>worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
>>though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
>>approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands
of
>>the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
>>bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world),
so
>>consider it a definite collector's item.
>Ahh...actually, it isn't. For some reason or another, DGC removed the
>bonus track again within the last year or so. Dunno why.
Probably so the originals wouldn't be worth any money. I have both of
them, I stole the one w/ Endless Nameless at the end from this kid for
that one song. Everyone asks me, "Why do you have two Neverminds?"
XjohnX
wrn...@prodigy.com
Ralph Wesseling
Turner) wrote:
> In article <9318@827868769> "Sam Hulick" <shu...@cs.indiana.edu> writes:
> >
> >It has recently come to my attention that the "Nevermind" CD may be
> >worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
> >though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
> >approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands of
> >the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
> >bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world), so
> >consider it a definite collector's item.
>
> Not really...would you rather have a cd that has less songs on it? I can't say
> that I would...I have a friend that has a copy of that...and is pissed
cause he is missing a track...
> I would be too...I can't see it ever being worth more that would just be
stupid!
> --
> -Alex
Well think again, why do stamp collecters and phone card collecter die for
examples with mistakes? Cos they are rare, same with Nirvana CD. If
someone was mad enough about Nirvana and collected all the stuff they
could lay their hands, don't you think they may be more likely to shell
out a CD that they knew was rare?
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Sverker Åslund
Turner) wrote:
> Not really...would you rather have a cd that has less songs on it? I can't say
> that I would...I have a friend that has a copy of that...and is pissed
cause he is missing a track...
> I would be too...I can't see it ever being worth more that would just be
stupid!
As long as you just care about the music, you are right. But you don't
even care about the aspect of collectability that Sam is trying to tell
you.
But I suspect that 20 000 copies is a little bit too much to make a real
collectors item. Maybe it is worth a few dollars more.
Sverker
Uppsala, Sweden
http://www.bahnhof.se/~sverker/vinyl/
jissel
the next whole lot did, and then about a year and a half ago they
stopped putting it on again, so IF YOU DON"T HAVE THE SONG YOURS
PROBABLY ISN"T VALUABLE!!!!!!! okay. bye. if you buy one ta astore now,
i beleive there's like a 98% chance that your will not have the secret
song (ENDLESS NAMELESS) on it.
great song
great CD
great band
great drummer
what esle can i say?
james
scjr...@coies.com
Kurt Cobain
>
> In article <9318@827868769> "Sam Hulick" <shu...@cs.indiana.edu> writes:
> >
> >It has recently come to my attention that the "Nevermind" CD may be
> >worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
> >though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
> >approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands of
> >the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
> >bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world), so
> >consider it a definite collector's item.
>
> that I would...I have a friend that has a copy of that...and is pissed cause he is missing a track...
> I would be too...I can't see it ever being worth more that would just be stupid!
> -AlexWhat?
I dont have a bonus track and I heard it is the other way around. I
heard that the one with endless nameless aka bonus track is the rare
one.
Craig Harman
>In article <9318@827868769> "Sam Hulick" <shu...@cs.indiana.edu> writes:
>>
>>It has recently come to my attention that the "Nevermind" CD may be
>>worth more than what you paid for it. Not just any CD
>>though.. particularly, the CD with NO bonus track. There were only
>>approx. 20,000 copies released! At that point, hundreds of thousands of
>>the CDs with the bonus track were released. So the CDs without the
>>bonus track are few (compared to the number of people in the world), so
>>consider it a definite collector's item.
>Not really...would you rather have a cd that has less songs on it? I can't say
>that I would...I have a friend that has a copy of that...and is pissed cause he is missing a track...
>I would be too...I can't see it ever being worth more that would just be stupid!
>--
>-Alex
In Australia you can purchase nothing but the non-bonus-track edition,
there are heaps more than 20,000 down under..... I especially mail
ordered one with the bonus track, instead of the standard aussie
one....
- Craig :)
Joe Jackson
track. I don't know about anyone else, but I'd feel kind of ripped off to
get one without the bonus track.