I'd say that when you have more than one version of each album for no other reason that it exists more than one, you are a collector. Where the line is between collector and nutcase I don't now, but I'm afraid I might have passed it...

Motorhead - No Class/Like A Nightmare Single 7" - Eddie Clark

Green or Bronze label?

bronze, now on the hunt for the other 2....

5 you mean... Three different covers and each cover is available with both green and Bronze label...

Yeah 5 sorry... i take it Green are harder to find, just looked on Bay there and found No Green and even the Bronze were not going cheap!! (I Got A Bargain £4 and mint)

About 15 years or so ago i had this record autographed(if memory serves me correctly just by Lemmy but it might have been all 3 of them-i'm not sure) plus about another 100 records -a lot autographed.Then my record player broke so replaced it with a new cd player but still had all my records. Then i split with my missus and was skint and was in danger of losing my house so i sold the lot(no point keeping one record when you've sold your collection -right? )I got £50 for it which was good then i suppose.
I had Ozzy -blizzard of oz all autographed including Randy Rhoads ,Metallica kill em all autographed,Twisted Sister autographed <Maiden autographed plus about another 200 or so records -picture discs ,rare ones etc.Sold the lot!!! No more autographed records left-even when Lemmy autographed my Motorhead tattoo the tattooist fucked his signature up so i had to get it covered up(although you can still make out LEM through the cover up)
I now have a handful of records left although now some have been replaced with cd's.
Was it worth it i still ask myself.Well i kept my house and have moved on a lot since then but when i see the items the likes of yourselve,Juggernaut etc have got i am quite envious but hey i have the memories of meeting the band several times so still good i suppose.

WARNING! The following text might be a bit too serious for some of you.

Well Leedsmark, when the day comes and we all get too meet at the last mosh-pit, nothing we have now is worth more than fuck-all. When we face the reaper we don't have anything to take to the grave but the knowledge of our own deeds. And I believe that we should lead our life so that when the day comes we can leave with a clean conscience and our heads held high. That's far more important that owning 600 records.

I remember these quite thoughtful lines from Johnny Cash:
"Money cant buy back your youth when you're old. Or a friend when you're lonely, or a love that's grown cold. The wealthiest person is a pauper at times, compared to the man with a satisfied man."

Don't say I didn't warn you!!!

Devils Jukebox:

Motorhead CLR-X LP
Motorhead 2LP Purple Vinyl
Leaving Here/White Line Fever 7" White vinyl, 3 vinyl set
Plus a 'Beyond the Threshold Of Pain' poster

Yep,agreed mate.

I was another that had all the vinyl first issues.
Autographed.

I even got Eddie to autograph On Parole.
He said:

"What the fuck am I signing this for,I ain't on it" LOL...

But he signed it anyways.

We hit hard times,and I sold them all,along with a lot of other things.

But it's like Juggernaut says.
It doesn't matter,it isn't what counts.
Being there,being you,that's what counts.

I now have everything on CD.

Still got the music,still got the memories.
Still got the same love for the band.

As I have said before,that's why I love this thread.
So many things pop up on here fron yester year that I had,and to see them again,just makes ya smile

Can't afford to collect now,beyond main releases,and one or two extras on birthday and christmas.
But I'm content.

Nigel