Category: Rainy Day Music Archive

Thoughts about the former brick & mortar, 1987-2002 RIP

18 x 24 2 Skinnee J’s poster 1998 Capricorn Records pr

Realized $3.98 12/1/5





Joy Of Cooking / Closer To The Ground LP vg+ 1971

Realized $4.94 11/29/5





30 x 20 poster Mansun / Attack Of The Grey Lantern 1997

mansun poster

Realized $4.99 11/29/5





Deep Purple / Who Do We Think We Are? LP

Deep Purple Who Do We Think LP

Realized $2.93 11/28/05







18 x 24 Electric Frankenstein How To Make A Monster poster

Realized $6.97 4/2/6

Realized $10.49 11/27/5







Deftones Around The Fur 12″ flat mini poster

Realized $3.98 11/2/5





Philip Oakey (Human League) & Giorgio Moroder 1985 ss

Oakey And Moroder LP

Realized $2.99 7/24/7
Realized .99 3/28/5





Soft Machine Soft Machine LP VG+ Probe 1969 reg cover

Soft Machine LP

Realized $27.52 2/27/05





Joey Mars message Mushroom patch new mint on card

mars mushroom patch

We are not sure why we called this a “message” but we did. We are also not sure this item was for sale at Rainy Day, but we are cataloging it as such.

Realized $1.89 x 2 4/18/6
Realized .99 5/14/5
Realized .97 2/11/5







Oasis / Be Here Now POS tag

This is from my former Real Store, and hung in my “record room” for years. It is a plastic tag, measuring approximately 3″ x 4 1/2″, designed to publicize the release of the album Be Here Now by Oasis and issued by the Epic Records group.

It is attached to a piece of hemp cord, which is also a part of my store’s historical (or hysterical) story, but we will save that one for another time and another item.

If you are an Oasis fan, you will probably have to have this, because these tags were only sent to music stores (as far as I know), and since former music store owners always hoard all the cool stuff, nobody else ever gets one. If you are thinking about giving away rock memorabilia for Halloween, to trick or treaters and the like, you couldn’t do any better than giving away this tag.

Please bid with confidence.

Realized $10.50 6/28/04





Thee front door

Originally posted in Elsewhere, transferring it to here.

 

Formerly gracing the top of the now-defunct Website Gnus forum here, was thee front door:


I’m keeping it here mostly because it’s one of the last things that Nancy and I did “together”. She made the nice raindrop, I stuck stickers and tape all over it….