Stuff I'm getting rid of - Round 3

bump with some stuff I want.

ishmael81 wrote:

CD’s:
Delirious? - D:Tour 1997 Live (the cardboard sleeve this came in was cut to fit a cd case by the previous owner)
Delirious? - Deeper CD Single
Delirious? - I Could Sing Of You Love Forever single
Delirious? - Inside Outside single
Delirious? - It's OK Single 1
Delirious? - Love Will Find a Way
Delirious? - Now Is the Time single
Delirious? - Paint the Town Red single
Delirious? - Promise single 1
Delirious? - Promise single 2
Delirious? - See the Star single 1
Delirious? - See the Star single 2
Delirious? - Waiting for the Summer single 2
DIES - Scalene (this is the side project from Josh Dies of Showbread. I have a spare. SEALED)
Hillsong/Delirious? - United Praise
Lust Control - We Are Not Ashamed: Getting It Right the Second Time
Nirvana - Nevermind (disc only)
Plankeye –Commonwealth (no rear insert)
Plankeye -The one and only (no rear insert)
Third Eye Blind - S/T





For more info on any of these, go to https://www.discogs.com/seller/ishmael81/profile. Please note some of these prices are inflated and I will accept a lower price - especially from you guys.

STUFF I'M LOOKING FOR CURRENTLY (that some of you may have):
Resurrection Band - Awaiting Your Reply
Resurrection Band - Rainbow's End
Resurrection Band - Live Bootleg
Resurrection Band - Hostage
Resurrection Band - Reach of Love

Except for that Live. Ootleg album, I have all of those Rez albums.  The bad news is that I am keeping them.

Really? Darn! I was hoping to get the Live Oootleg album....

Live Ooootleg was the first cassette I purchased in the Christian vein.

Don't you mean in the Christian "vain"?

No.

Vein:  a tendency, quality, or strain traceable in character, conduct, writing, etc.; manner or style:
to write in a poetic vein.

^I think Joshua was probably just being cheeky.  If anyone on here is grammar and spelling-oriented, it's him. 

You're correct Kerrick. I was being cheeky, although I wouldn't have necessarily chosen that word.

Haha yeah, well you just gotta extend some extra grace to the more literary-deficient folks here - like me - when we try to pick the right words. 

ishmael81 wrote:

You're correct Kerrick. I was being cheeky, although I wouldn't have necessarily chosen that word.

What word would you have chosen?

Sarcastic.

And here we are speaking the same language but saying different things.

I thought you were referring to using a different word other than 'vein' and you were meaning 'cheeky'.

If this were another age or time (or forum) a world war would probably have broken out.
 

kerrick wrote:

^I think Joshua was probably just being cheeky.  If anyone on here is grammar and spelling-oriented, it's him. 

Cheeky!?  Wow, someone obviously spent too much time in Europe learning some fancy Queen's English style slang.  I guess we should be happy you are back in the colonies, before you started calling the young guys all "lad".

Staybrite wrote:

kerrick wrote:

^I think Joshua was probably just being cheeky.  If anyone on here is grammar and spelling-oriented, it's him. 

Cheeky!?  Wow, someone obviously spent too much time in Europe learning some fancy Queen's English style slang.  I guess we should be happy you are back in the colonies, before you started calling the young guys all "lad".

We bloody well sure have some colourful blokes here!  Excuse me, it's time for my tea and crumpets now.  Ta ta for now. 

Haha actually I've never been to the UK...

kerrick wrote:

Haha actually I've never been to the UK...

That may be, but I hear the rest of Europe is just lousy with stray Brits. 

Back in 2001, I went to Europe with my college jazz band to play in a festival in Holland. Our tour guide (that spoke fluent Dutch) was from Great Britain. Man, let me tell you... a dark haired pretty girl with an accent... she had quite the effect on some of the guys (and one of the girls). Lucky for me, I was dating the girl that was to be my wife - this trip is actually when I proposed.

Yep, girls with accent's can be quite alluring.  I used to have something of a crush on Lucy Lawless back in the late 90's.  It wasn't even from her television show (Xena Warrior Princess) because I could count on one hand how many times I saw that show.  It was after I saw her in a television interview speaking with that great New Zealand accent.

Mmm... foreign women.  Count me in!    Haha I always just assumed I'd end up finding an American woman to marry but as fate would have things, that is not the case. 

Lol, I didn't even think about that. So what does a Slovakian accent sound like? Eastern Europe? Like Russian?

Her accent is pretty light due to the fact that she hasn't lived in Slovakia for the past 16 years.  I suppose it's a bit like Russian though not as deep or guttural?  I've watched a few videos from these folks which are really great and will give you an idea of what it sounds like.  The guy is obviously not Slovak but the woman is.

She reminds me of the Bosnian folks who live in the south part of St Louis county (and upon reflection, I think that's in the same general area of the world). You're right, it is reminiscent of Russian but not as many hard syllables.

ishmael81 wrote:

Lol, I didn't even think about that....

Ha, I didn't think about it either. 

Okay, all this conversation has derailed my thread... Somebody offer me a great trade!

Bump - added about 15 discs.

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