Das hab ich mir gegönnt

[MelloKey]

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60,00 € für ein Freundschaftsspiel ist ganz schön viel Holz.

Das stimmt schon. Wäre es für mich nicht so eine - vermutlich - einmalige Chance, hätte ich es auch nicht gemacht. Aber vier meiner Arbeitskollegen/innen waren ähnlich enthusiastisch, und so wird es bestimmt eine gemeinsame Gaudi.

Die teuersten Karten kosten um die 100,-- €, für den Preis hätte ich es nicht gemacht. Das wäre dann wirklich viel zu teuer für sowas. Aber 60,-- € ist noch okay.

Nichtsdestotrotz wünsche ich Dir ein tolles Spiel und viel Spass.

Danke !

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Tony Banks - A Chord Too Far - 4CD Anthology Box Set

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Destroyer: Poison Season (Limited Edition) (Clear Vinyl)



Daniel Romano: Come Cry With Me (180g)



Sun Kil Moon: Universal Themes



The New Riders of the Purple Sage - Home,Home on the Road/Brujo



Gtr Doppel-CD

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David Gilmour - Rattle that Lock

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Jason Isbell - Something More Than Free (Lp) [Vinyl LP]



Jaga Jazzist - Starfire



David Gilmour - Rattle That Lock (CD + BluRay)

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David Bowie Box-Sets

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Paul Mccartney - Tug of War (2015 Remastered)



AndersonPonty Band - Better Late Than Never (Deluxe Edition)



Sanguine Hum - Now We Have a Light Doppel-CD

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Iron Butterfly - '68 live @ the Fillmore East (DCD) [thumbnail]http://theseconddisc.com/wp-content/upl ... lmore2.jpg[/thumbnail]

Where were you 44 years ago today? If you happened to be passing by 105 Second Avenue in New York City’s East Village, you would likely have seen a fantastic group of names displayed on the marquee at Bill Graham’s Fillmore East. On Friday and Saturday, April 26 and 27, 1968, Iron Butterfly shared an explosive bill with Traffic and Blue Cheer. The Fillmore East itself is now just a memory, of course. Its exterior and entrance now welcomes you to a bank, and the storied auditorium has been demolished. But the music recorded at the venue lives on. Artists as diverse as The Allman Brothers Band, Laura Nyro, Miles Davis and The Mothers of Invention have all released live albums from the Fillmore East. Recently, Rhino Handmade unveiled another live set from the legendary New York spot with Iron Butterfly’s Fillmore East 1968 (RHM2 526745, 2011).

The new release is culled from the band’s four sets on those two April evenings, three of which are presented in full. (The Friday late show is incomplete due to tapes of two songs being unusable.) “A gentleman by the name of Jimi Hendrix will be joining us on Friday night” is the first thing you hear from the Fillmore’s announcer before he introduces Iron Butterfly to the eerie strains of an organ. We’ll hear variations on this pre-show announcement more than once over these two discs; there’s a definite feeling of déjà vu as the band runs through a tight set four times with some variations in each set.

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Iron Butterfly - '68 live @ the Fillmore East (DCD) [thumbnail]http://theseconddisc.com/wp-content/upl ... lmore2.jpg[/thumbnail]

wo hast du die her?
Vor einiger Zeit habe ich die mal gesucht und nur zu utopischen Preisen gefunden.

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2001!!!
http://www.zweitausendeins.de/iron-butt ... mailvision

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2001!!!
http://www.zweitausendeins.de/iron-butt ... mailvision

Verdammt -> "Leider ausverkauft"


Gentle Giant - Live at the Bicentennial



Beat-Club limitierte Jubiläumsedition - Amp-Boxset (25 DVDs)