That eBay seller knocked a whopping $25 off the asking price. How generous.
I wonder if the merch prices are intended to make it harder for flippers? I'm fine with that.
Personally, I buy this kind of stuff to clutter my house with and stare at all day, like I live in a weird kind of art museum, with turntables all over the place and music playing in every nook and cranny.
My wife and I aren't rich, but we decided now that we're old and can afford to occasionally support living artists, we should do just that. We're artists ourselves, so it's not to hard to see it that way. So I'm fine with the general pricing, myself, even though it still doesn't mean I can have everything I want.
Kind of like what my lathe-cutting mentor once told me, when I got into the dark art of making my own records by hand: they're not going to compare to a regular pressed vinyl record, but they can be cool art objects that also happen to be something you can play on your turntable. Bonus!
No one bought it at 300, we'll see if he lowers the price.
The melvins asking price for merch has nearly hit the flipper resale price.
