A friend of mine sent me a link on Ebay since he knows I love all things Syracuse hardcore. This auction has the following:
Included is 19 stage laments in total as pictured. 3 stickers. Program booklet for the first syracuse Hell-fest called "Syracuse 3-day fest" Handwritten display sign Another Victim used to sell demos at there first few shows. Syracuse city magazine with an Earth Crisis cover page and story. 21 show flyers, included is the first Path Of Resistance show, Slugfest reunion show and tons of amazing shows.
If I weren't leaving for Tokyo next week, Id be all up in this. Bid your hearts out.
Syracuse 90s Hardcore Blowout
![Mayday - Victim [demo 1993]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhNu1BD8eki-O6k8I4pN5KD6E73RK9aq7z4l4BQs8qSGNa6AB4OhbO-u9ACy-gWD_cwSmLJUqY_l8FtIzl0dYgpxhNH_55rrU5fDoHK9ggKrl4rw_j0Xk4-wMmszw-wokfmB9b1xnOqcB74A_9P2gmv1isDkT0J4jPFGnCnPnVMrVW2MpjPRsPWnMkgORk/s72-c/cover.jpg)
8 comments:
::cough:: Jonathan Dennison ::cough::
so am i the only one that thinks this is pretty asinine?
I don't think selling the stuff is asinine—there are plenty of collectors who would love to have that stuff—but I think high starting bids are asinine in general.
The way I see it, if you want to make sure you get at least $50 for something, put a $50 reserve on it and start the auction at .99¢ ... low starting prices encourage bidding, high starting bids discourage it.
At least that's my take.
Woah, blast from the past! I grew up in Syracuse, had a handful of those same flyers plastered on my walls. Of course as soon as I moved out my mom tossed everything.
How about these earthquakes? Shit's wild out..
Chip-Set...were we separated at birth?
Listed in category:
* Collectibles >
* Decorative Collectibles >
* Figurines >
* Other
haha maybe, not too many Chip's floating around.
Haha, I have about everything in that lot! I think that makes me a pack rat. The flyer for the first show I ever booked is in there!
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