Why Is This Sealed, Longboxed Copy Of Living Colour’s “Vivid” Worth $1,025 (Plus Shipping)?

f717_1.JPG• Corey Glover’s cult of personality is that strong.
• This fan of the band is going to any length it can to avoid that “Should I Stay Or Should I Go?” cover that was tacked on to the reissue.
• Buyer is opening a store that’s a throwback to the late ’80s and is looking for every “realistic” detail he can find, down to the ecologically unfriendly longboxes that protected CDs from fingerprints.
• Lou Pearlman’s estate is doing everything it can to creatively “hide” its assets.
• A misplaced decimal point? A curious need for the color palette near the bottom of the album art? The longbox bubble is the new housing bubble? The mind reels.

Living Colour Vivid Sealed Longbox CD [eBay via Heavy Metal Addiction]

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9 Responses to “Why Is This Sealed, Longboxed Copy Of Living Colour’s “Vivid” Worth $1,025 (Plus Shipping)?”

  1. by tigerpop at 4:13 am

    It comes hand-delivered by Muzz Skillings?

  2. by Catbirdseat at 5:20 am

    For that amount, couldn’t you buy all the equipment necessary to make an endless supply of exact replicas of this?

    Shit, man, I ain’t no glamour boy, I’m FIERCE!

  3. by Chris Molanphy at 5:28 am

    @tigerpop: LOL. FTW.

  4. by at 4:51 am

    They were the Best New American Band, after all. ROlling Stone said so.

  5. by at 9:34 am

    Corey Glover was the unannounced guest National Anthem singer a few years ago at a mid-season UConn basketball game I went to. It was pretty awesome, though baffling.

  6. by NeverEnough at 9:58 am

    They were great live but, my god…

  7. by Chris N. at 10:32 am

    I’m an unabashed LC fan, but hoo boy.

  8. by Chris N. at 12:36 pm

    Holy crap, it sold!

  9. by Captain Wrong at 12:46 pm

    Not shocked. I’ve lurked on a few message boards where something like this (a sealed longbox version of an un-remastered CD) would be seen as very desirable and worth throwing that kind of coin down for. As for the rest of the word, not so much.

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