More eBay Goodness
My rapid selling off of seemingly every collectable I own continues apace over at eBay.
At the moment you can bid for a Björk CD and Video box set for Jòga, or perhaps my BOSS Dr. Rhythm DR-550 Drum Machine, or my old Casio SK-1 sampling keyboard.
![Bjork box-set for sale on eBay](/images/blog/20051020ebay03.jpg)
![Casio SK-1 for sale on eBay](/images/blog/20051020ebay02.jpg)
![BOSS DR-550 for sale on eBay](/images/blog/20051020ebay01.jpg)
The star of the sale so far is without doubt my Depeche Mode "Songs Of Faith and Devotion" 4CD promo box. It includes one compilation disc - Singles 86->93, that is individually numbered and unavailable commercially. I started the bidding at £19.99. It has currently reached £360. Understandably I'm quite pleased with the way that has progressed.
![Depeche Mode promo box-set for sale on eBay](/images/blog/20051020ebay04.jpg)
Or how about some items that cross two of my great loves, rare records and Time Lords? I've got two rare Doctor Who sixties spin-off singles up for grabs. One is the 1964 novelty record by The Go-Gos "I'm Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek". Trust me, you haven't lived until you have heard a Dalek asking "More plum pud-ding. More cus-tard.".
I've also got a 1965 A-Label Columbia demo copy of the theme tune from the Doctor's first big screen adventure with the Daleks. Not only did the film-makers prefer Peter Cushing to William Hartnell, they preferred Malcolm Lockyer to Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire, so the theme tune bears no resemblance to the TV show theme whatsoever.
![I'm Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek for sale on eBay](/images/blog/20051020ebay05.jpg)
![The Eccentric Dr. Who for sale on eBay](/images/blog/20051020ebay06.jpg)