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And Justice For All - Metallica
Reload - Metallica
Now And Zen - Robert Plant
Manic Nirvana - Robert Plant
Kingdom Come
The Disregard Of Timekeeping - Bonham
Live In Berlin
Radio K.A.O.S. - Roger Waters
Money - Gary Hoey
Smash - Offspring
Box Set 2 - Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin (ZOSO)
Housed Of The Holy
The Song Remains The Same
B.B.C. Sessions
Outrider - Jimmy Page
Coverdale - Page
Counterparts - Rush
Recycler - ZZ Top
Live At The Maruqee - Sweet
Badmotorfinger - Soundgarden
Antichrist Superstar - Marilyn Manson

All are very clean and sharp cds for $35 from a guy off craigslist.
Pretty good score I think. Some will replace my vinyl records while others are titles I did not have.
I have a deal for a ton of used records on the hook as well. Let's hope I can pay for all this somehow.

The guy told me he loved Led Zeppelin so much that he named his dog Led Zeppelin.
But this was just another story of a guy who has all his music now converted to digital files on a harddrive or mp3 player (for his sake I hope both) and has no use for the "real" disc copies.

I recently purchased a little 1 GB mp3 player just because I am slowly becoming addicted to "gadgets". By the way, how many SD cards can one posses before it is proclaimed too many?

One more time, though. Can someone explain to me why you would spend $50 on a 1 GB iPod that is the same toy as ones like this Emerson 1 GB which only cost me $12?

Obvious example of fashion over substance.

I also went out early with some of the legions of insane people on Black Friday to get the 750 GB external hard drive for $88.

Those two purchases were completely painless on that day as I was operating alone and unfettered by shopping cart and up front parking. In and out in 15 minutes and noone was injured.

Picked up some Nike sportswear today at the local Big 5 store. As a USOC employee, Nike is one of our sponsors, and gives each employee a $250 credit towards their name brand. I'm the typical male in my hatred of shopping, but this was just too good to pass up, and needs to be done by Friday(I've been putting it off since September). Got some really nice Nike running shoes and a couple of Dri-Fit Compression shirts, and still have about $100 left. I'm not greedy, so I might just leave well enough alone at this point.

Sony 2.1 computer speakers. Crap.

Just a couple of days ago i bought Cobain Unseen
It's super awesome and cool
Best book i've bought besides Inside out Pink Floyd

Training underwear, ginger ale, crackers, vanilla cookiies.

This neat Bob Dylan t-shirt from the trader's fair down by the river. I had a burger while I was there. It cost $4.20. The lettuce was dry.

Nice purchase SOJ & Pink.

Season 2 & 3 of Gilligan's Island
The classic christmas cartoons (late 60's & early 70's)
some Bronze Age comics off ebay (about 1600 thus far)
a few more model kits (about 300 thus far)

life is good.

I made a quick raid of a Salvation Army Store today:
The cds fit, now let's see if the cargo pants do as well.

Their vinyl records for sale were the most unorganized, sloppy and picked through I have ever seen in a thrift store. Nothing left but Xavier Cugat, Babara Mandrell and Beethoven symphonies and I could not afford to look though them for 30 minutes trying to find anything worth the effort this time.
The compact disc booty however, was well worth the stop. This place had a lot of good artists and albums to choose from.
Now be honest, do these shorts make my butt look big?

Yesterday I went to the pawn shop where they had a sale, every CD was $1. I walked out with all 9 of these for a total of less than $10.
Blonde On Blonde - Bob Dylan
X&Y - Coldplay
1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours - Green Day
Warning - Green Day
The Joshua Tree - U2
Evil Empire - Rage Against The Machine
self titled - The La's
Make Believe - Weezer
The Buried Life - Medicine

also I got some Grado SR60 headphones.