PWEI's 'Dos dedos mis amigos'

...I've also got a signed copy of JEW's 'Bleed American' with the words 'Keep forever, unless you want to exchange it for a JAMC record' written on the inlay.

but I have a treasured Nirvana "Hormoaning" CD Australian Tour edition complete with Oz flag on disc and sleeve.
I also like my first edition Bodycount CD complete with "Cop Killer."

of the 'moonage daydream' book by david bowie.

it's so beautiful I almost want to cry.

that was limited to like fifteen copies or something, all given out to friends & family except for one which was given away as a prize on a competition through his mailing list. WHICH I WON!

with a signed Queen of the Troubled Teens 7" (from ebay, natch) as the highlight.

of 40 Kenickie songs. Including their first three self-released tapes:
The Janet Ellis Conspiracy
Return to Shrimp Valley
Uglifiication
And a whole load of demos.
With a handwritten tracklisting.
Given to me by Johnny X.
Only 3 copies in the world exist.

maybe the first arcade fire ep, one of the original self produced ones, signed by win when i met him at their first european gig, plus the little paper program they produced for that show with all the funeral lyrics inside it.

or my guitar or something i guess

my Fender Jazzmaster. *Deep, loving sigh*

My signed copy of the first pressing of 'What It Is To Burn' was vital to my existence when I was younger. Probably anything I own on vinyl.

original and brought for me at the time of the original release (cos I is old)
But they got nicked by a freind of a freind who had offered to 'evaluate' my record collection.

So my my most treasured item is 'Treasure' by cocteau twins, because I think its the most beautiful album in the world and the artwork fits it too.

Or my guitars/banjo.

and my 1965 fender bassman i guess. although im protective of my alpha channel and ts808 too i guess.. the list is big!

white stripes christmas 7"
pic of me with slayer 20 years ago

Youthmovies' 'Let's Get Going' EP.
An original Danger Mouse 'Grey Album'.

They're all pretty exciting in my eyes, anyway...

Guitar pick and a signed copy of Good News For Modern Man with hugs and kisses to me!

via Telegraphs' arse.

an original mogwai demo tape :) even has a phone number and contact details on it. the sleeves pretty rubbish though, its just printed off a computer and just says 'mogwai-demo'
also i quite like my root album by thurston moore just because its a hoover bag

its one of 3000 copies of the first QOTSA album on red vinyl

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

fender jaguar (although it needs new pickups, bridge etc.)

I'll always remember the day I got it.

Brings tears to my eyes.

because they cost me a lot and make music sound amazing.

Firstly, my drum kit.
Secondly, my PA.

In terms of signed stuff, Jeremy Warmsley signed my copy of his album when my then band supported him. I have two signed Elle Milano vinyls as well. I also have a snare drum head signed by Omar Hakim but it doesn't mean so much because it was given to me, i.e. I didn't meet him and ask him to sign it.

signed up by all the members of Living Colour. Although no muzz skillings, as he'd left by then sadly.

ho ho ho

(bored)

Damon Albarn wore on Top of the pops.
Its not that treasured actually its just stuffed under the bed.

my first guitar which i still have, even though it's all battered, or a Paul Van Dyk LP someone very special bought for me when i was 17.

hold on now youngster

My Bloody Valentine vinyl Glider EP - I was advised to by it by a (cool) friend, heard 'Soon' and was completely blown away.

a bloc party demo cd that i'm sure would go for a bit on e-bay, bought off the guitarist after their metro show just before they got signed.

And the setlist from gang of fours first gig in like 20 years, at the montague arms in new cross. an excellent gig by the way.

But made out to "George" :(.

They couldnt understand my accent :(

Pleasure Principle 12"

http://www.saltywater.co.uk/memorabilia/images/etc-mug02.gif

its my recently purchased vinyl copy of copshootcop's White noise album for a fiver.

But most times its my atari falcon running cubase!

Edmund Fitzgerald 12". Band i knew a member of, song i loved and it both pretty much got me into the music that i listen to now. LIFE DEFINGING EVENTS ENCAPSULATED IN VINYL. who gives a fuck how much it is worth in monetary terms - she wouldnt even sign it >:(

ahhh, its an external one so i can cuddle it when i go to sleep

that and a cool signed single from TCTC of Been Training Dogs / Film Maker

my 7" single of the stupidly rare Stanley Winston song No More Ghettos In America.

also a (2001?) halloween split single from Bearsuit and Aqua Vista - wrapped in mummy bandages and on blood red vinyl (I think... I haven't actually openend it)

Possibly this: http://tinyurl.com/3b33lq

Or this from my facebook: http://tinyurl.com/3dvvxl

(And to prove it's no photoshop, as I've lost the original pic of it): http://tinyurl.com/2nhnnb

Zzz

my trombone/s

or my dads copy of led zep 4 on pink vinyl

or my Gary Dunne cd, which is the unmastered version which my cousin had cos he played drums on it

Mansun's 'Wide Open Space', both singles in the fold-out package which is one of the most sought-after singles of the 90s.

Bush's 'Machine Head' ltd edition numbered single with the metal inlay.

A number of Uresei Yatsura albums and singles signed by the band.

Thurston Moore's 'Root' in a vacuum cleaner bag, only 2000 of which exist (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_%28album%29)

Sufjan Steven's 'Illinoise' with DC-unapproved Superman on the sleeve - nothing special right now but probably a collector's item in a few years, what with the popularity of that album.

ISIS/pig destroyer 7inch is pretty rad. My PRS Custom 22 is my most treasured instrument.