Insert Tradelist here ->

[JayKeeley]

I'm just curious as to who keeps tradelists. I think I need to make one. Anyway, if you have one, post it here because you never know who might be interested!

(Trading also seems like a good way to try out certain bands and material without having to fork out the list price $$).

 

[Erik]

• In Flames "Clayman" ltd. pressing
• Emperor "Prometheus: The Disclipine of Fire and Demise"
• Hypocrite "Edge of Existence" orig. pressing
• Samael "Eternal" digipak
• Sanctus "Aeon Sky"
• Napalm Death "Diatribes" promo in jewelcase

Not much, and not much good stuff... I haven't done any trading before but if there's anything anyone would like, give me an offer of whatever.

 

[Ayeka]

I could make copies of any of my stuff (no originals ever leave my room unless under certain circumstances ) but I'll have to update the list before I put it up...and even then I bet there'll be holes >_<

(300+ albums, two or three dozen singles and a handful of demos...)

 

[smotheredhope]

I'm in the same boat as Ayeka. I don't mind making copies. My list is also very incomplete, (1,500 cd's plus singles) it's hard to keep track of.

Keeley you've already been through mine, but maybe a have a few new delights for ya

 

[JayKeeley]

Keeley you've already been through mine, but maybe a have a few new delights for ya

Yeah your review for Porcupine Tree kicked ass, but I'm torn between getting a CD-R off you or just buying it. Sounds like I need to do the latter.

I'm sending those RWPL and Steve Wilson CDs tomorrow by the way, so make that 1502 CDs you own.

After next week, I'm going to make my own trade list. I need to get rid of some stuff.

 

[Ayeka]

I'm in the same boat as Ayeka. I don't mind making copies. My list is also very incomplete, (1,500 cd's plus singles) it's hard to keep track of.

1 500 CDS? Totally hardcore!

Gimme a minute, I'll try and tweak the list and slap it on 'ere...

 

[NAD]

I can't do the whole trade thing, because many years ago I sold several CDs that thought I didn't want anymore, and I have since purchased all of them back. What I hate today I may love tomorrow, so I keep them all.

I think my collection hovers around 800 CDs now.

 

[Ayeka]

>_< so many hardcore people

Anyway, here's my stash. Tape copies are easiest, the only one of my mates with a CD re-writer doesn't know how to use it but I might be able to ask around and find someone else...

Albums

Abigor
Nachthymnen (From The Twilight Kingdom)
Opus IV

Accept
Restless & Wild
Balls To The Wall

AC/DC
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Let There Be Rock
Powerage
If You Want Blood&#8230;You Got It!
Highway To Hell
Back In Black

Aerosmith
Toys In The Attic

Agressor
Neverending Destiny

Akercocke
Rape Of The Bastard Nazarene

Angel Witch
Angel Witch

Angra
Angels Cry

Anthrax
Fistful Of Metal
Armed & Dangerous E.P.
Among The Living
Attack Of The Killer Bs
Sound Of White Noise
We've Come For You All

Bal-Sagoth
Battle Magic

Bathory
Blood Fire Death
Hammerheart
Twilight Of The Gods
Blood On Ice
In Conspiracy With Satan &#8211; A Tribute To Bathory
Destroyer Of Worlds

Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath
Paranoid
Volume 4
Live At Last
Heaven & Hell
Mob Rules
Live Evil
Born Again
Eternal Idol
Headless Cross
Dehumanizer

BLAZE
Silicone Messiah
Tenth Dimension
As Live As It Gets

Blind Faith
Blind Faith

Blind Guardian
Nightfall In Middle-Earth
A Night At The Opera

Bolt Thrower
Realm Of Chaos
Spearhead E.P.

Bon Jovi
Slippery When Wet

David Bowie
Heathen

Burzum
Burzum
Aske EP
Hlidskjalf

Candlemass
Tales of Creation

Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton
History of Eric Clapton
Slowhand
Money & Cigarettes
August
The Cream Of Eric Clapton
Journeyman
The Blues Years
Pilgrim
Riding With The King

Coroner
R.I.P.

Cradle Of Filth
From The Cradle To Enslave EP
Midian
Bitter Suites To Succubi

Cream
Fresh Cream
Disraeli Gears

Dark Funeral
Teach Children To Worship Satan EP
Diabolus Interium

Darkthrone
Under A Funeral Moon

Death
Scream Bloody Gore
Leprosy

Deep Purple
Shades Of Deep Purple
Deep Purple
In Rock
Machine Head
Made In Japan
Who Do We Think We Are?
Burn
Stormbringer
24 Carat Purple
Perfect Strangers
Slaves & Masters

Def Leppard
On Through The Night
Pyromania
Hysteria

Deicide
Legion
Once Upon The Cross
Serpents Of The Light
When Satan Lives

Demons & Wizards
Demons & Wizards

Derek & The Dominoes
Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs

Diamond Head
Diamond Head
Living On&#8230;Borrowed Time

Bruce Dickinson
Tattooed Millionaire

Dio
Holy Diver
The Last In Line

Dokken
Tooth & Nail

DragonForce
Valley Of The Damned

Elf
Carolina County Ball
Trying To Burn The Sun

Emerson Lake & Palmer
Emerson Lake & Palmer
Best of&#8230;

Emperor
In The Nightside Eclipse
Scattered Ashes &#8211; A Decade Of Emperiral Wrath

Entombed
Hollow Man EP
Uprising

Europe
The Final Countdown

Fight
War of Words

Final Fantasy 7 Official Soundtrack
Final Fantasy 9 Official Soundtrack

Focus
Focus 3

Free
Fire & Water

Gehennah
King of The Sidewalk
Decibel Rebel

Gillan
Mr Universe

Girlschool
Demolition

Guns N Roses
Lies
Appetite For Destruction
Use Your Illusion II

Halford
Resurrection
Live Insurrection
Crucible

Hammerfall
Renegade

Hanoi Rocks
Two Steps From The Move

Heavenly
Sign Of The Winner

Helloween
Keeper Of The Seven Keys (part 1)
Rabbits Don&#8217;t Come Easy

I Mother Earth
I Mother Earth

Iced Earth
Dark Saga

Impaled Nazarene
Absence Of War Does Not Mean Peace

Iron Maiden
Iron Maiden
Killers
Maiden Japan EP
The Number Of The Beast
Piece Of Mind
Powerslave
Live After Death
Somewhere In Time
Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
No Prayer For The Dying
Fear Of The Dark
A Real Live Dead One
The X Factor
Best Of The Beast
Virtual XI
Brave New World
Slave To The Power &#8211; The Iron Maiden Tribute
Rock In Rio
Eddie's Archive

Judas Priest
Sad Wings Of Destiny
Sin After Sin
Killing Machine
Stained Class
Unleashed In The East
British Steel
Point of Entry
Screaming For Vengeance
Defenders of The Faith
Turbo
Priest&#8230;Live!
Ram It Down
Painkiller
A Tribute To Judas Priest &#8211; Legends Of Metal
Jugulator
Live Meltdown
Demolition

Kamelot
The Fourth Legacy

King Crimson
The Compact King Crimson

King Diamond
Abigail

Kittie
Spit

Krokus
Metal Rendezvous

Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin I
Led Zeppelin II
Early Days
Latter Days

Lord Belial
Enter The Moonlight Gate

ManOwaR
Battle Hymns
Hail To England
Sign of The Hammer
Fighting The World
Kings of Metal
The Triumph of Steel
Warriors of The World

Meanie
For The Kids

Metal Church
Metal Church
Blessing In Disguise

Motley Crue
Dr Feelgood

Motorhead
Bomber
Overkill
Ace of Spades
No Sleep Til Hammersmith
Ace of Spades (best of)
The Best of&#8230;

Michael Schenker Group
MSG
Michael Schenker Group
One Night At Budokan
Assault Attack

Mortal Sin
Mayhemic Destruction
Face of Despair

Nightwish
Century Child

Nifelheim
Nifelheim
Devil&#8217;s Force
Servants of Darkness

Obituary
Slowly We Rot

Opeth
Blackwater Park

Pantera
Far Beyond Driven

Tom Petty
Full Moon Fever

Pink Floyd
Relics
Dark Side of The Moon
A Collection of Great Dance Songs

Poison
Look What The Cat Dragged In
Open Up & Say Ahhh!
Flesh & Blood
Power To The People

PowerQuest
Wings of Forever

Prodigy
Fat of The Land

Psycho Motel
State Of Mind

Queensryche
Operation Mindcrime

Quorthon
Album

Rage Against The Machine
The Battle of Los Angeles

Rainbow
Ritchie Blackmore&#8217;s Rainbow
Rising
On Stage
Long Live Rock&#8217;n&#8217;Roll
Down To Earth
Difficult To Cure
Straight Between The Eyes
Bent Out of Shape

Ratt
Ratt EP
Out Of The Cellar

Rhapsody
Symphony of Enchanted Lands

Rolling Stones
Let It Bleed

Running Wild
Under Jolly Roger

Samson
Head On
Pillars of Rock

Satyricon
Ten Horns &#8211; Ten Diadems

Savatage
The Dungeons Are Calling
Court Of The Mountain King
Gutter Ballet

Saxon
Saxon
Wheels of Steel
Strong Arm of The Law
Denim & Leather

Scorpions
Taken By Force
Tokyo Tapes
Best of&#8230;
Love At First Sting
20th Century Masters &#8211; Best of&#8230;

Seqouyah
SQY
10 Years On The Road

Sex Pistols
Never Mind The Bollocks
Raw

Slayer
Show No Mercy
Live Undead
Hell Awaits
Reign In Blood
South Of Heaven
Seasons In The Abyss
Decade of Aggression
Divine Intervention
Undisputed Attitude
Diabolus In Musica
God Hates Us All

Slipknot
Slipknot
Iowa

Stratovarius
Visions

Tenchi Muyo!
Tenchi Muyo!

Testament
Live At Eindhoven E.P.
Practise What You Preach

Transformers: The Movie Official Soundtrack

Twisted Sister
You Can&#8217;t Stop Rock&#8217;n&#8217;Roll
Stay Hungry
Come Out & Play
Big Hits & Nasty Cuts

Two
Voyeurs

Tygers of Pan Tang
Spellbound
Crazy Nights
The Cage

UFO
Obsession
Strangers In The Night

Venom
Welcome To Hell
Black Metal
At War With Satan

Vio-Lence
Eternal Nightmare

Vixen
Vixen

W.A.S.P.
W.A.S.P.
The Last Command
Inside The Electric Circus
The Headless Children

Whitesnake
Love Hunter
Ready & Willing
Live&#8230;In The Heart of The City
Come An&#8217; Get It
Saints & Sinners
Slide It In
1987
Slip of The Tongue
Greatest Hits

Witchfynde
Give &#8216;Em Hell

Andrew W.K.
I Get Wet

ZZ Top
Eliminator


Singles

AC/DC
Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (7")

Anthrax
I'm The Man (7")
Anti Social (12")

Graham Bonnet
Night Games (7")

Dan Reed Network
Lover/Money (yellow and blue 12")

Deep Purple
Smoke On The Water (live '99 shaped CD)

Dio
We Rock (12")
I Could Have Been A Dreamer (warped 12")

Europe
Rock The Night (12")

Flotsam & Jetsam
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting (12")

Gillan
Nightmare (7")

Hundred Reasons
Silver

Iron Maiden
Women In Uniform (W German issue 12")
Purgatory (First 10 Years 12" with Maiden Japan)
Run To The Hills (original 7")
The Number Of The Beast (red 7")
Two Minutes To Midnight (12" picture disc)
Wasted Years (12")
Stranger In A Strange Land (12")
Can I Play With Madness (7")
Infinite Dreams (live)
The Clairvoyent (live) (these two First 10 Years but in wrong sleeves)
Holy Smoke (12")
Bring Your Daughter...To The Slaughter (12")
Be Quick Or Be Dead (gatefold 12")
Fear Of The Dark (live)
The Angel & The Gambler
The Wicker Man (all formats)
Out Of The Silent Planet (all formats)
Run To The Hills (both charity editions)

Massacre
Provoked Accurser (7")

M.S.G.
Cry For The Nations (12")

Mortal Sin
I Am Immortal (12")

Poison
Unskinny Bop (7")

Rainbow
Can't Happen Here (7")

Saxon
747 (Strangers In The Night) (7", blank sleeve)
Wheels of Steel (7", blank sleeve)
And The Bands Played On (7")
Nightmare (7")
Power & The Glory (7" picture disc)
Back On The Streets (12")
Waiting For The Night (12")

Senseless Things
Homophobic Asshole (yea, I bought it for the name alone ) (12")

Skid Row
18 And Life (12")

Slipknot
Wait And Bleed (hey, you were 14 once too! )

Spider
Why D'Ya Lie To Me (7")
Here we Go Rock'n'Roll (7")

Tygers Of Pan Tang
Hellbound (7" with Audition Tapes 7")

UFO
Long Gone (transparent 7")

W.A.S.P.
Forever Free (12")

Whitesnake
Don't Break My Heart Again (7")
Here I Go Again (white 10")

Demos
Exit To Eternity - s/t
Frost - Filthy Black Shit
Funeral Rites - Heaven Falls Bleeding
Nasheim - Evighet
Soliloquy - The Creative Princeciple
Spellgate - Legends of Ardigm

 

[NAD]

Twisted Sister
Come Out & Play

My first metal tape! I was 7 years old at Target and had $5 in my pocket so I went for it!

 

[JayKeeley]

@Ayeka - are you looking at trading those as CD-R's or tapes?

I was thinking more along the lines of us trading originals, heh....

Still - nice list though!

 

[Ayeka]

@Ayeka - are you looking at trading those as CD-R's or tapes?

I was thinking more along the lines of us trading originals, heh....

Still - nice list though!

Like I said, tapes are easier for me to do...I know I'd much rather receive CDs, so if any dude is hell-bent on trading CD-Rs I could try and sort something out. But tapes are much easier
And like I said - you get my originals over my dead body! It's like NAD said, what you hate today you might love tomorrow. Music is precious, you gotta keep it!

I just updated the list as there were about 8 or so albums I'd managed to forget I had >_< I'll tack demos and singles on the end in a minute. Why not, there ain't too many!

 

[bloodfiredeath]

Tapes? What are tapes? I believe I erased that era from my memory.

I can't do the whole trade thing, because many years ago I sold several CDs that thought I didn't want anymore, and I have since purchased all of them back. What I hate today I may love tomorrow, so I keep them all.

I'm totally with NAD here. I learned my lessons long ago. I don't get rid of anything anymore.

While we're showing cock sizes, my collection has gotta be closing in on 1500 too. Not entirely sure, I haven't counted in a while. Plus, all the shit on my harddrive has gotta add a few hundred more.

 

[JayKeeley]

But I can guarantee that I own stuff that I will NEVER listen to again. I just cannot imagine that in 2 years time, I'll find the urge to listen to power metal like Isengard, Morifade, Dragonland, & Guardians of Time - unless my tastes begin to regress. I aim to prove that evolution does not work in reverse.

Fortunately, with Power Metal being the biggest and most popular genre in metal, it won't be difficult selling this stuff on eBay (and for a semi-decent price to boot).

 

[Ayeka]

Tapes? What are tapes? I believe I erased that era from my memory.

Thus, thou art not old school and tr00 enough

 

[bloodfiredeath]

Thus, thou art not old school and tr00 enough

Far from it.

I have crates of cassette tapes. They are just useless to me. The thing that kills me, is that I was still sometimes buying tapes AFTER I had a cd player, for financial reasons I guess. Still, it makes me mad. I should have been buying all vinyl in the pre-cd days. Sigh...

 

[JayKeeley]

Far from it.

I have crates of cassette tapes. They are just useless to me. The thing that kills me, is that I was still sometimes buying tapes AFTER I had a cd player, for financial reasons I guess. Still, it makes me mad. I should have been buying all vinyl in the pre-cd days. Sigh...

Well, just imagine all those folk who bought vinyl back in the day, and gave them up to charity or whatever. Some people even just dumped them thinking CDs would rule the world forever.

Sometimes rarities turn up in the strangest places, and the people selling them don't even know the value. I think that happens with comic books all the time too.

 

[Ayeka]

Well, my vinyl copies of Led Zep I & II cost £1 each though I guess that might be to do with the scratches that make 'em severely crackly between songs

 

[JayKeeley]

Well, my vinyl copies of Led Zep I & II cost £1 each though I guess that might be to do with the scratches that make 'em severely crackly between songs

Yeah but if they're first pressings, they might be worth something to a die hard collector?

 

[NAD]

My parents still have their record collection, probably first pressing Floyd, Zeppelin, Tull, etc. Stuff is probably worth some cash, but if they ever give it to me I'd never sell it.

 

[Ayeka]

Yeah but if they're first pressings, they might be worth something to a die hard collector?

I remember when I bought Led Zep I, the guy in the shop said that limited edition (I think) copies of it had the band name in green as opposed to red...it could well be that my copies are first pressings, but not quite as limited *^_^* so it's possible they could be worth more than a squid, yea....

...never know what mad fool might turn up on eBay