My autographed Martyrs shrine album. I paid $30 + shipping (I barely listen to it)...

I've bought Hexx Morbid Reality for $10 in the past and it was okay for that price.

Coroner's GRIN, however, I'll only take if the seller includes a $100 check with it, and a pair of extra-strong earmuffs

I'd put Morbid Reality as a good record for $10. Not as much for the $27 I spent on it.

I've gotten all of the Coroner albums cheap. Grin was I believe $18 and the highest I paid for one. A great price for what that album tends to go for, but it still didn't do much for me. My least favorite of theirs.


I don't hate Chameleon. I accept it for what it is. But if I paid thirty for it I would've probably rioted and never bought another Helloween record again.

Most I have ever spent on one item was $68 off ebay for the Cross Purposes Live combo CD/VHS. I justified it by the fact I would've easily spent more to see such a concert live. Have never regretted it for a second. One of my favorite live records and a constant go-to player.

There's been several times I bought a CD whose price fell soon. I also bought some CDs, then came home to find out a deluxe reissue of the album with bonus tracks is out.

BTW, shouldn't this be in Collector's Corner?

Bought Trouble's Manic Frustration for $12 and thought I'd scored a great deal. Only to have it turn up in the Hastings .99 bin a week later. Thankfully I really love that record so no regrets.

Won Four Horsemen's Nobody Said It Was Easy off ebay only to find it a few weeks later at Goodwill for $2. In better condition than the one I won.

Then there is the buying things I stupidly forgot I already had. How many copies of Witchfynde's Give'em Hell do I need?

Buying multiple copies of the same album is a specialty of mine too I really need to put a list of my collection one of these days...

I think my biggest regret was shelling out a bunch of bucks for Laaz Rockit's Nothin$ $acred. I hadn't heard the album but I was a big fan of Laaz Rockit's Know Your Enemy and Annihilaiton Principle and I was really let down by Nothin$ $acred. It really lacked the hooks of the previous two albums. It's a decent album but nothing special really.

Sheesh, so much hate for Grin. I guess most people STILL don't get it. One of their best.

I don't hate Grin, I just felt let down by it. Of course a lot of that may have come from my years long pursuit in trying to find a copy at a reasonable price. I so wanted to be blown away by it. And who knows maybe down the line I'll play it and it'll all sink in.

Abattoir - Vicious Attack
One of the most expensive CDs I ever bought (almost $40 used on eBay about four years ago). I had the opportunity to get it cheaper a few years earlier but blew it. It came around later at a less expensive price as well.

Dekapitator - We Will Destroy...You Will Obey!!!
Another expensive one. I paid about $30 for a used original pressing in the summer of 2010, then it got re-issued a year later.

Sacrifice - Torment in Fire
I bought a bootleg CD on eBay in 2004. It was later re-issued and has since gone out of print.

Znowhite - All Hail To Thee/Kick 'Em When They're Down
Traded numerous different items to a friend for this rare CD (and even bought one for him). It was then re-issued about a month later. The only thing that I really regret trading for it though was my Exterminator 2 VHS.

I guess those would be some of the bigger regrets, but the main thing is that I have those albums.

Not long ago I found that Abattoir for about twenty and though it was a total impulse buy (anything over ten I usually want to check online first) it was worth every penny.

Almost paid a lot for that Dekapitator album but kept getting beat out on ebay. Turned out to be a blessing. To be honest it is such a great album I won't be too upset at paying 30.00 for it. I'd even go ahead and get the re-issue just for the bonus tracks.

kiss' physco circus i got it as a gift.once i listen to it i found out y my friend spent only a couple of dollars.the title track is the only good one

In the late 80's I ordered a Van Halen bootleg on vinyl that was a terrible audience recording. It was a double LP. I think it was like 50 bucks. Ordered it from some shop I saw in Goldmine magazine. I was greatly disappointed and never made it past track one but skipped ahead when I saw it had Zeppelin's MOBY DICK on it. It was not Moby Dick so I put it away and never played it again. I believe it was from the 5150 tour. Being about 16 at the time I automatically assumed that since it was vinyl that there was no way it could be a bootleg. WRONG!