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My name is Olivier, I am 39 and live in Belgium.

I discovered B.A.D. back in 1985 when their very first single was released. I became a fan of this band (and also discovered The Clash of course). I even subscribed to their fan club for 3 years.
I acquired every album, single and maxi single that I coud find in Belgium. The albums were easy to find, but I had to search a lot for the singles and maxi singles. All were vinyls back then ^^.

As the years went by, the CDs have replaced the vinyls and all my vinyl stuff was moved in the attic. A CD player replaced my old turntable and my B.A.D stuff just hibernated in the attic until now.

I always kept in mind to find the way to rip those maxi singles to MP3 one day. I never had the opportunity so far.

Then I discovered this wonderful forum and the existence of the B.A.D Lost Files which include the vinyl stuff I have. Someone else did the job I intended to do for years (thanks a lot to him, by the way).

So now what should I do with my vinyl stuff ? I still like B.A.D a lot, but years have passed and I am not such a hardcore fan anymore. But I am pretty sure that B.A.D collectors are on this forum and would love to get those vinyls to add to their collection. Furthermore, I will move next years and need to get rid of a lot of things to gain as much space as I can.

So here is the full list of "rare" B.A.D stuff I would like to get rid of (lot of vinyls, some CDs). To be honest, I really don't know what it can be worth. I assume it could be priceless to true B.A.D collectors, but worthless to anybody else.
Of course, I would like to sell them all in one go. Shipping cost could also very depending on where it has to be sent.

The vinyls have stayed in my attic for more or less 20 years now but are in very good state. I only listened to them a couple of times back then. The CDs are in perfect state, without any scratches.

So here is the list ;-)

Singles, vinyls, 45 RPM:
- E=mc², ref A6963, UK release (red label and big hole in disc). A side: E=MC². B side: This Is Big Audio Dynamite.
- E=mc², ref A6963, US release (white label and small hole in disc). A side: E=MC². B side: This Is Big Audio Dynamite.
- Medicine Show, ref A 7181. White jacket with photo of the band. Disc with red label and big hole. A side: Medicine Show. B side: A Party.
- Medicine Show, ref A 7181. Jacket with photo from the video clip. Disc with white label and small hole. A side: Medicine Show. B side: A Party.
- C'mon Every Beatbox, ref 650147 7, UK release (red label and big hole in disc). A side: C'mon Every Beatbox. B side: Badrock City.
- C'mon Every Beatbox, ref 650147-7, US release (white label and small hole in disc). A side: C'mon Every Beatbox. B side: Badrock City.
- V Thirteen, ref 650951 7, UK release (red label and big hole in disc). A side: V Thirteen. B side: Hollywood Boulevard.
- V Thirteen, ref BAAD 2, US release (white label and small hole in disc). A side: V Thirteen. B side: Hollywood Boulevard.
- Other 99, ref BAAD 5, US release (white label and small hole in disc). A side: Other 99. B side: What Happened to Eddie ?

- Free 3 Track EP. Special promo 45 RPM disc. A side is a B.A.D song: This Is Big Audio Dynamite Super 8 Mix. B side contents 2 songs from other bands: V2 from That Petrol Emotion and The World By Storm by The Three Jones.


Maxi Singles, vinyls, 45 RPM:
- The Bottom Line, ref A 12.6591, UK release (red label on disc). A side: The Bottom Line. B side: BAD.
- The Bottom Line, ref TA6591, US release (white label on disc). A side: The Bottom Line. B side: BAD.
- E=MC², ref A 12.6963, UK release (red label on disc). A side: E=MC². B side: This is Big Audio Dynamite.
- E=MC², ref TA6963, US release (white label on disc). A side: E=MC². B side: This is Big Audio Dynamite.
- Medicine Show, ref A 12.7181, white jacket with photo of the band, red label on disc. A side: Medicine Show (US Remix). B side: Medicine Show, A Party.
- Medicine Show, ref TA 7181, jacket with photo from the video clip, white label on disc. A side: Medicine Show. B side: A Party.
- Medicine Show, ref DTA 7181, Limited Edition 4-track double pack (2 maxi single discs), Disc 1 A side: Medicine Show. Disc 1 B side: A Party. Disc 2 A side: E=MC² (70mm) Wide Screen Remix. Disc 2 B side: Albert Einstein Meets The Human Beatbox.
- C'mon Every Beatbox, ref 650147 6, UK release (red label on disc). A side: C'mon Every Beatbox (Extended Vocal Version). B side: Badrock City, Beatbox's at Dawn.
- C'mon Every Beatbox, ref 650147-6, US release (white label on disc). A side: C'mon Every Beatbox (Extended Vocal Version). B side: Badrock City, Beatbox's at Dawn.
- V Thirteen, ref BAAD T2, white label on disc. A side: V Thirteen (Extended Remix). B side: Hollywood Boulevard (Club Mix), Hollywood Boulevard (Dub Mix).
- Sightsee M.C! A Souvenir of London, ref BAAD T3, white label on disc. A side: Sightsee M.C! (Radio Cut), Another One Rides The Bus. B side: Sightsee M.C!, Sightsee - West London.
- Just Play Music !, ref BAAD T4, white label on disc. A side: Just Play Music ! (Extended Mix). B side: Much Worse (Extended Mix).
- Contact, ref BAAD T6, red label on disc. A side: Contact (12" Mix). B side: Contact (Club Mix), In Full Effect.


CDs:
- Just Play Music !, ref 651621 3, 3-inch Single with free adapter cardboard jacket. Track list: Just Play Music (Extended Mix), Much Worse (Extended Mix), The Bottom Line.
- Rush, ref 09870738442, plastic case. Track list: Rush (Album Version), Rush Dance, City Lights, Rush (Live).
- The Globe, ref 09870741802, plastic case. Track list: The Globe (Single Edit), The Globe (Single Remix Edit), The Globe (12" Mix), The Globe (Dub Version), The Globe (By The Orb), The Globe (Instrumental).
- On the Road Live 92, ref 09870747072, plastic case, Recorded Live at The Ritz in NYC April 24, 1992. Track list: Kool-Aid, Can't Wait, Innocent Child, Contact, Rush.
- Looking For A Song, ref 5099766094120, slim plastic case. Track list: Looking for a Song (Album version), Modern Stoneage Blues, Looking for a Song (Zonka/shapps Early Mix), Looking for a Song (Zonka/shapps Remix).

This is it for my B.A.D list (which is not that bad I guess). I also include in this sale 2 other discs which are not B.A.D but are nevertheless related:
- Joe Strummer, Love Kills Extended Mix (1986), vinyl maxi single, ref TA 7244.
- Aztec Camera & Mick Jones, Good Morning Britain, CD Maxi single. 8 tracks on this CD (7 different Good Morning Britain versions).

I really don't know if anybody will be interested in those collector items; if so please contact me by PM.

Thanks for reading so far ;-) and cheers.



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