pop will eat itself

Anyone still interested in VHS?

I've got various stuff that I will list if anyone is interested but they include the PWEI vid, Sabotage- Beastie Boys & an early Rage Against The Machine live boot that I got in Camden years ago. The boot is a German gig from 1993 & the Reading Festival appearance the same year.

Let me know.

This is going well.

I was already given a big lecture about the remaining VHS I have kicking around the house and how I never watch them. I could only imagine the war I would start if the ladyfriend saw me opening a package to reveal a tape I can't even play in North America:)

I've moved house twice since I packed them into a box so I reckon it's time to get rid.

Not sure if charity shops even take the things anymore.

i binned all my vhs a few months ago, so much cash down the drain.......

I'm just waiting for it all to come out on bluray.

There's a place near my work, in Brixton, that will burn your VHS to DVD for a tenner. Is that a good deal? Not sure if they can do 'official' ones for that price- I didn't quite understand what the bloke was saying.

Reckon the RATM boot could be worth a tenner?

I expect anyone watching a VHS these days, after getting used to DVD quality will be sorely disappointed, though.

Opinions?

I've got loads of NIN bootlegs that were transfered from VHS which was shot from the audience and i love watching those.