Favourite music memorabilia
Favourite music memorabilia
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anonymous-user

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83 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Carrying on from someone asking where to sell their music memorabilia I wonder what other forum members cherish the most in their collection.
I have a few acetates of my favourite performer Judie Tzuke but I reckon this jacket I got in the late 80s from my then employers tops the list of my favourites.

chilistrucker

4,543 posts

180 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Mine are the drumsticks that Chad Smith gave me when I worked on one of their tours.
He signed them, "to neil, thanks, you're the greatest." smile

knotweed

2,003 posts

205 months

Thursday 29th October 2015
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I used to have both parts of a broken drumstick that Geezer Butler used. My mum found it, wondered why on earth I had a broken drumstick and threw it away.

chilistrucker

4,543 posts

180 months

Thursday 29th October 2015
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I have to agree really. Hillel and John.
I take my hat off to Josh though he is a fantastic guitarist and a decent bloke too.
I was just one of the truck drivers on some of their tours. Dream job for me being such a big fan. I deliberately kept a low profile on the first tour I did for them I was just happy to be there. Word got around, and at the end of that tour I was told to go and collect some gear from the dressing room for the sound engineer. Turns out he's been mates with the band from the start, and so set it up for Chad to be waiting there when I arrived. Hence the drumsticks, a few photos and a beer. Chatted with Chad for about 20 minutes, really lovely fella!

The Iron Maiden stuff will be worth money, especially to the right fan/collector.

interloper

2,747 posts

284 months

Thursday 29th October 2015
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knotweed said:
I used to have both parts of a broken drumstick that Geezer Butler used. My mum found it, wondered why on earth I had a broken drumstick and threw it away.
That's rather intriguing as Geezer is very well known for his bass playing and song writing, not so much for drumming?

knotweed

2,003 posts

205 months

Friday 30th October 2015
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interloper said:
That's rather intriguing as Geezer is very well known for his bass playing and song writing, not so much for drumming?
No, he drums on Saturdays wobble

I meant GZR. It was a while ago, I get confused. biggrin

NDA

25,535 posts

254 months

Friday 30th October 2015
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The ticket and programme from The Picnic, Blackbushe 1978.

Amused2death

2,525 posts

225 months

Friday 30th October 2015
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Not mine yet, but will be one day. Along with a DSOTM signed by all four at the same time.(During the preparations for the Live8 gig.)



And the PF doodle was done by Nick Mason....

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Friday 30th October 2015
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Amused2death said:
Not mine yet, but will be one day. Along with a DSOTM signed by all four at the same time.(During the preparations for the Live8 gig.)



And the PF doodle was done by Nick Mason....
Look after that guitar,£££££££££££££££££££.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Friday 30th October 2015
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Following in the Pink Floyd mould, this was got for me by Dick Parry when he was on the Truck On tour.


evilkinevil1981

116 posts

142 months

Monday 2nd November 2015
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in 2 entirely different sides of the spectrum and will need to get pics up.

I have a Guns N' Roses 'welcome to the jungle' geffen records door mat in a frame

I also have half the original Bass Generator Records sign from the Edinburgh shop

Johnspex

5,236 posts

213 months

Monday 2nd November 2015
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In 1987 there was a documentary on TV about the making of Sgt Pepper.
a couple of days later a short bearded man walked into my shop. I said "you're Peter Blake, you designed the cover of Sgt Pepper, you were on Tv a couple of days ago." He didn't seem all that impressed but when I said "you also did the cover of Face Dances by the Who" he became more animated.
We discussed the Who for a bit and he said Pete was a good mate of his. A couple of days later he came back to collect his item and he brought in a copy of the cover printed on very high quality paper and he'd signed it for me. His signature is supposed to be pretty rare.

He still comes in 28 years later and we always chat about the Who. That piece of paper is about the only rare thing I own and when they were young my kids always knew that if the house caught fire they should congregate under where it hung on the wall because they knew that would be the first thing I would rescue!