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I paid $100 each for my 2 copies of Green Day - Sweet Children, Also paid $60 odd for my colour variants of 1000 Hours and Slappy EP.

^-- That is a great cover.

Ive got My Friends Pic Disc, Im looking for Green Day, LTJ and The Movielife

Couple from me too. Hundred Reasons - EP Two (on like a flouresent colour vinyl and no sleeve looks beautiful) Green Day - 1000 Hours (Green Version, looks proper raw and old [1989] and on nice colour vinyl) I Hate Myself - 2 Songs (Freaking love this album however cant listen to it at the moment as I have no record player ) Alkaline Trio - Hell Yes (Always loved this song so tracked down the 7" even though its only on black its still a corker) Edit- Might as well make it top five The Movielife - Seld Destruct (on white, first vinyl item i got from the Movielife)

Ah i see, ignore me then

Ive got At Your Funeral, Im looking for some certain Green Day, LTJ and The Movielife if not we can sort something out.

That is great, best read in a long time.

What year was the Green Day/Get Up Kids, im from UK and in the last ten years they never toured together over here

I paid about £3 for my The Movielife - Self Detruct on white 7", I dont think that was a bad buy at all.

Best shows: The Movielife, Thursday, Grade and Scuttle (before this show I had only ever been to large venues, this one was at a local college) Guttermouth (unsure of support by they were really energetic)) Adequate 7 (again unsure of support) Midtown & local bands (scored myself a copy of the Donots split and got gabe to sign it [couldnt find the others] then 2 months later i saw....) [spunge], Donots (another great show and I was on the spunge street team so got backstage and the donots signed the split for me aswell, and spunge signed some 7" and a drum skin) Worst: The Juliana Theory, Funeral For A Friend (I only went because I didnt have anything to do and it was before FFAF hit the big time, must have only been about 15 people and unfortunatly no atmosphere) Eminem (This was at reading festival and had really high expectations but ended up getting covered in water because of the security being over cautious and not really enjoying myself, in fact Run DMC earlier in the day were much much better)

Then you could staple your record sleeves to the outside for the same effect.

Have you tried resetting it? I went out and bought a touch after my classic died and 3 weeks later managed to reset it.

This one freaks me out, especially the video.

Thanks thats great, cheers for the heads up on the site

Does anyone have any info on this, I have searched high and low for info, the only guide i have is ebay which have it listed at a fairly high BIN price, but I know ebay can be way out sometimes.

This one, friendly people and gusto. Something about Guttermouth covers i just dont like, love the music though.

My local record store was selling Blink-182 Lemmings for £5 on yellow vinyl, was like 3 of them.. i got one and then sold it on ebay 4 years later and made a £30 profit kinda wishing I got the lot.

Searching for information on the Movielife records, nice to find a load of people with the same interest.

Oh My God that sounds awful. :-/

That is exactly what I would imagine it being like, you even get a circle pit/wall of death at Green Day gigs.

Id have to disagree, I think it has aged really well, relationship of command has had an influence on a ton of modern post hardcore acts. However most bands that have split up should stay dead as they usually end up releasing some mediocre record.

Real Name: Mark Favorite Bands: Green Day, The Movielife, Emarosa, Less Than Jake, The Academy Is..., Bayside, Chevelle, Choidos, Deftones, Pitchshifter, Silverchair. Hobbies: Collecting Small Toys, Constantly fixing my '84 Ford, Play in a band?: No, I Prefer to stalk them Random things: I Eat Meat!