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STRAIGHT AHEAD “BREAKAWAY” EP DJ Sleeve

By Justin O | Published 12/01/2011

Everyone, Everywhere take a look at this auction. Seller shane-sells is bringing to you today a first press of Straight Ahead – Breakaway EP. The first press of this EP comes with a simple dj sleeve with a small sticker with the band’s logo and out of 1000. 2nd and 3rd press have the cover with the lion on it, that has been bootlegged a million different times. The difference between the 2nd and 3rd press are the stamps on the vinyl, the second press is out of a 500 with the regular stamps and the 3rd press has inverted stamps and is out of an unknown number close to 500 because someone owed someone money. I forget exactly what the story is with the third pressing. Someone should fill me in. Check out the auction it ends in 3 days.

12 Hours Left To Get A “Private Release”.

By morgado | Published 11/08/2011

I know what you’re thinking: while the End The Warzone comp is nowhere near as valuable a score as the Straight Ahead 12″, it’s no slouch, and sellers are willing to try for ridiculous BINs on it like the one we saw the other day, so why the discrepancy between the opening bids on locanda2 auctions? It’s a pretty simple answer that I think you can figure out on your own… “private release” is a pretty classy way of spelling it out, don’t you think?

Meanwhile, the legitimate record sits unbid upon as we get down into the final half day, due to the plus size starting bid…

Too Rich For My (United) Blood.

By morgado | Published 08/09/2010

As mentioned over on Tee Till Death, seller truckfighter420 has a couple great records up, but man… look at those starting bids!

Do those records go for that much? Sure thing. Sometimes more. But those starting bid prices might as well be BIN’s, and that’s probably gonna decrease the odds of them going for much higher. A better choice for the Straight Ahead collector would be this sealed 2nd press available from gernblandsten, who is selling a whole ton of records for Duane Some, of Some Records fame.