Post a pic of the proudest part of your collection!

Photos from a few years ago.

 

Amazing XTC collection! They had such beautiful artwork in their time...

 

Here's my Rush vinyl collection which I sold a few years ago to a forum member here. I kept all my CD singles, tour books, and of course their first single on Moon Records. With the exception of some of the cooler looking picture sleeves, I don't really miss these, as they took up a lot of space, and there wasn't much unique audio on them.

 

no pictures, but i've got everything phish released on vinyl and doubles of most all, except lawnboy and the three latest (that i only have single copies of).

 

Can you tell I love box sets?

Pics #1 & #2 is probably 95% of my box set collection, pic #3 is my various artist garage/psych collection, and pic #4 is (most of) my Zombies collection.

Not too impressive compared to a lot of the collections already posted, but for me it's more than adequate (and I'm still collecting)!

-Simon (bluej's son)

 

My Trunk Records collection

 

Great collection. Mine is smaller but similar, but without most of the '98s, the Japanese versions, and Ugly Pink, and with the addition of both Complete Singles collections. What is the one just to left of the BBC Sessions? (second from bottom, second from left)?

I'd like to see Matthew B.'s kollektion.


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Very nice XTC collection ginchopolis!

 

The vinyl part of my Mellencamp collection




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The vinyl part of my Green Day collection

 

That's the BBC Sessions 10 Track promo sampler. The only place to get "See My Friends" without the crossfaded intro

 

No I just got the frames from Michaels craft store. I just found what size would fit the best. I wanted a way to see the easily... I thought they were a waste just sitting on the shelve. Some tape and plastic sleeves and it worked out well.

 

Complete set of original 1960's Beatles Book Monthly (1-77).

 

A few of many signed items (orig. vinyl & misc.) from my collection

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (Signed by Peter Green)


Ursa Major (Signed By Dick Wagner)



Love (Signed By Arthur Lee)


Stevie Ray Vaughan




Albert King (Paper record bag signed for me by Albert, not the best scan but it's pristine)


Johnny Winter







Jimi Hendrix (Signed By Buddy Miles)







Spirit (Signed By Randy California,Ed Cassidy, Mark Andes)

 

Impressive set. I wonder if someone has a complete set of Monkees monthlies?

Darryl

 

Thanks. Wish I had a Monkees set. I know the Rolling Stones and Gerry and The Pacemakers also had 'Monthly Books' published.

 

There was also a double outtake and demo thing from the apple/wasp lp's. I dont see that in your impressive xtc collection....

 

I've heard about the RS (don't remember how many issues there were).
Never knew Gerry and The Pacemakers had one published.

Darryl

 

Nice!

"In my darkest hour . . . "

 

Thanks, It is a good album, wish they had continued.

Ya know when Dick saw this album in my pile he was blown away.
(This was before E-Bay,the internet took off.)

He said he didn't even have a copy, so he gave me his phone number on one of The Frost albums I had brought in case I located another copy. lol

Hell of a nice guy.

 

More things I'm proud to have and treasure from my collection:

Randy California


Dr. John


Triumvirate (One off project signed by Dr. John & John Hammond Jr. and drummer Freddie Staehle)




Buddy Rich (great free outdoor concert I attended yrs ago)

 

A few signed Lps...

Sharksandwich, your autographed Lps made me offer up pix a few of mine, just the current ones on the walls. I was looking for my autographed John Mayall (Bluesbreakers) Lp (MFSL-sealed and signed...) but maybe sold it as it is now MIA...

Also have Dr. John and Randy California Lps signed like you...


cheers,

 

Some Bolan Vinyl Boots



Darryl