NP MP3s of "King of Kings" (Miklos Rozsa)
Anyone know where to find this CD?

This auction looks suspicious, but I have no knowledge about The Waltons CD at all!

Please inform us!

Hey, at least he's honest!

CNN: Online auctions No. 1 in Internet fraud

I just find it a bit funny that somebody would pay $262 for a Christmas CD with the Goldsmith theme, and a cassette tape of the music from the pilot episode... I personally wouldn't bid on an item that said "THIS IS ONLY FOR THE VERY FEW BIDDERS WHO ARE MORONS."

please...

I say it's a "disaster" cuz I personally believe that is WAY too much to pay for one iffy CD. Is this a legit CD? If so, why isn't it on more people's want lists?

NP -- Mousehunt, complete; as "iffy" as it gets

Again, the bidder probably thought that the entire disc was Goldsmith's music. For the record, it's a legit CD of an LP originally released in 1977. The reason why no one would be wanting this is because it's NOT all Goldsmith's music. The theme can be found pretty easily on one of the Television's Greatest Hits discs released by TVT.

Shaun

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NP---Radiohead, Kid A (show me a better album in the past 5 years, and I'll punch you in the face and call you a liar...in that order)

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how about Moby's "Play"
Radiohead's "The Bends" or "OK, Computer" ?

am I wrong here?

JUST A THOUGHT.

And JJ: I'm not counting the other Radiohead albums. Moby's album is great, but have you heard Kid A? I believe I owe you a punch in the face, sir.

I was going to bid 25.00 for it, silly me.

I have an old Kleenex Williams used to blow his nose with while scoring Empire. anyone want it? $500 minimum bid. Certified authentic.

Shaun, you're a wonderful human being.

NP -- Arlington Road, Badalamenti

IMHO, it's isn't anything of the kind.

The person who put this item up is being very clear about what he/she is selling and it's THE BIDDERS who set the final price. NO ONE PUTS A GUN TO THEIR HEAD AND FORCES THEM TO PUT IN BIDS AT LAST REPORT.

So long as the saler is truthful about the item and in the case of THE WALTONS they seem to be, Good Luck and I hope he gets even a higher bid for the item before his auction closes.

For some folks spending this kind of money is pocket change.

As other have commented it's amazing that some you seem to "outraged" by this.

The objective of any auction is to get the highest possible price for the item and if someone wishes to pay that kind of mone, who are we to say they're wrong?

It's their money and they can spend it however they want on whatever they please.

And as stated above they are the ones who set the final price tag for this sort of an item, not the seller.

So why would you be upset with that person?

Regards

B. The bidders are clearly mentally deficient. Maybe it is pocket change to them, maybe it isn't. $262, IMHO is way too much to pay for a darn CD, not matter how much I make.

and if we, meaning the bidder and I, were face to face I would say that s/he was mentally deficient for bidding that much for a CD. Same with the guy that paid $2,500 for Cherry 2000 way back when.

Once again, if someone wants to pay that much, more power to them, too. Must be nice to have that kind of flexibility.
Doesn't change my opinion that they're getting hosed, like these damn idiots that pay $200 for 2CDR set of Williams' complete score to TPM.

C. I recognize the fact that "disaster" is the wrong term to use when pointing out an eBay auction. I will use "calamity," or "catastrophe."