2 for sale, with the cheapest being 190 Euro... R.I.P. Death Metal underground. Once a place for people who were drawn to morbid riffs, now a place for greedy vultures to buy investment properties and fund their mid-life crisis.Wimps and posers were explicitly told to LEAVE THE HALL. Now they congregate on Discogs.To all potential buyers: don't do it. Don't set a precedent for ridiculous prices. Make sure sellers understand that we are not retards. I'm very confident that some buffoon will come along and pay 190 Euro to pose, but curb that instinct. Over the past few years, Death Metal collecting has gone down the same path as less interesting genres of the past, and these ideas have been normalised by idiotic buyers who can't control themselves and need to pose on forums with their new score. It's not a score if you pay a few hundred bucks for a tape, it is posing. Things to remember before you confirm buying:-value is abstract and based on what people in the past have been willing to pay. A Graf Spee or Flames of Hell record isn't worth hundreds of dollars by default - it is worth that because morons have made it so.-if everyone controls themselves, we can reclaim some of our pride.-despite everything, metal relics are still pieces of plastic housed in nice artwork-one of the key points of Death Metal was being able to see through the nonsense that arises in other areas of society. If someone says the 'Mona Lisa' is worth trillions of dollars, remember that this was decided by pretentious morons who have no self respect and needed to play with the abstract of wealth and possession to inflate their own status.Use common sense. If you're paying 190+ Euro for a tape, you need to reconsider all of your choices in life, because chances are, they were all objectively wrong. If you have that kind of money, you could probably pay the members of Misery to play this whole demo live in your living room.