What's your best find?

There's a place in San Diego that has a Butcher Cover of the Beatles' Yesterday and Today, but they know what it is so it's marked up like you'd expect.

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is snuggly

I only have two Floyd vinyl's, and I found them in my moms and my aunts record collections, they are mine now:

A Nice Pair -- don't know if that is rare to find?, I know it's not on CD.

A Collection of Great Dance Songs -- this either?

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No matter where you go, there you are.

Dance Songs is on cd.

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That's all.
APFFN
Now you can see all the shit I listen to.
And you can fawn over my Myspace.

A Nice Pair isn't on CD, but it's pretty easy to find on vinyl. I have a copy.

I like the cover art.

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what do you teach your children about me?
what do you teach your little children about me?
pimp, thug, bling drug lord of the undergrounded kings
how can you be so sure i won't call down the rain?
what do you teach your little children about me?
you point your gun, wait, hide and run. i see it plain

I hear about it a lot, yet I have never seen it myself.

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It's a crime that the swift should be held back by the slow, and it's criminal that nothing is going to rectify it.

my best find was at a reord convention here in louisville back in 94 or 95, and was the first time a found any roio's, and the most amazing one i saw was called" pink floyd in memoriam 1967- 1981" and was a 10 lp colored vinyl box set. cost me $300 us, but was worth it

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There is no pain, you are receeding.

I have seen Delicate Sound Of Thunder double vinyl, does that count?

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my second best find was at the same show. i found the "behind the wall" roio, was the first roio i ever bought, and started me on a very expensive hobby. but i was just amazed at a live wall show, and it sounded good

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There is no pain, you are receeding.

I once found an unexpected Kit Kat at the bottom of my rucksac when I was on Scafell in the Lakes, no chocolate has ever tasted nicer.

I once found a folded paper containing a weird white powder. That was near the NAC stadium.

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It's a crime that the swift should be held back by the slow, and it's criminal that nothing is going to rectify it.

What did you do with it?

Being a college student with no real money and a fairly recent Floyd fan, I can't say that I have much of a collection, but I did find something that is (I think) of note at a CD sale that went on at our university center a few days ago. They didn't have much in the way of Floyd - as a matter of fact, I bought them out, since there were only three Floyd or Floyd-related albums. One was The Division Bell, another was Roger's Radio K.A.O.S., but the third is the one I found really interesting.

It's called "Pink Floyd: Building The Wall" and is apparently some sort of promo disc with Roger's home recordings of early Wall concepts. The sound isn't too bad, and it's very interesting to listen to - Comfortably Numb, for example, has quite different lyrics (some of which I am quite frankly glad he changed - case in point, "Listen/I am a physician/And I can help with your condition/Just like a magician" Sorry Rog, not your best!), and there's just a different "feel" to some of the other songs. Like I said, I'm not a serious collector or anything, just a college kid who happened to be lucky enough to find this used CD for $12 at a sale - I don't know if it's especially rare or valuable or anything, but I had never seen it before and it looked cool, so I got it. Has anyone heard of this? I'd be interested to know. Peace!

Dark times my friend, dark times.

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It's a crime that the swift should be held back by the slow, and it's criminal that nothing is going to rectify it.