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SWANS - Filth/ Body To Body, Job To Job CD
Picked this up at a show back in 2011 in Chicago—it’s even signed, likely by Michael Gira.
$33
http://www.ebay.com/itm/swans-filt...-listing-8156971
For Sale: Throbbing Gristle (XTG) - DESERTSHORE/THE FINAL REPORT CD
$50
http://www.ebay.com/itm/throbbing-...-oglas-8149590
I’m not entirely sure if this thread belongs in this PDF—it feels like the best fit, though—but here we are.
Basically, does anyone know where I can pick up a doctor's bag without getting fleeced? Just looking for a classic white one—nothing fancy, nothing extra.
Vat 69 isn't exactly top-shelf—it’s decent enough, sure, but there is absolutely no way it warrants a price tag north of $67 per bottle. Let’s be real: whiskey spends its life in a cask, and once it hits that 28 to 30-year mark, you're looking at quality. Sitting in a glass bottle doesn't magically add value; it just means the liquid is old. Since Vat 69 is a blend, the math doesn't add up for me. If we were talking about Jack Daniel's, or even something like a Port of Savannah or a high-end Johnnie Walker—which, let's face it, is a blend, but one built from meticulously selected, certified single malts—then I might get the premium.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you couldn't pull a nice profit off a bottle like this—there are plenty of collectors out there willing to pay a premium for good stuff, and again, Vat 69 isn't a bad pour.
Vrutak was my first thought—but I was too exhausted to actually dive into 😁
Much appreciated!
I recently had the chance to sample this particular whiskey brand—and while I’m guessing it’s on the budget side of things (judging by the bottle), the liquid itself was actually excellent.
I’m curious if anyone here has come across this label before—and if so, where might one track it down?
This would be the bottle in question.
Thanks in advance for any leads.
Me, me, me!!! Look, I haven't actually seen the movie and I haven't read a single thing beyond the opening post—but the concept? Pure genius. I have a few buddies who pride themselves on their editing skills, and I’ve been told more than once that I have a pretty decent eye for cinematography 😁
It's honestly refreshing to see people coming to the table with high-quality ideas.
I’m trying to figure out how to navigate Wikipedia—any advice? Help!