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Quote from: andtan on November 18, 2011, 06:21:41 PM"It supposed to have hit $9699 (and ended)"Just had a look then and it's still sitting on $6200 with 31 bids - seems to be a couple of players in the bid history.Must say, of all the concerts that I've been too, a KISS concert tops them all. I took my kids (6 and 9 at the time) to the concert at the Melbourne F1 in 2008 and they had an absolute ball. There was only two songs that they didn't know the words too.The stage show, theatrics and pyrotechnics were worth the money, and even today my youngest asks if we can go see them again. Even so, you either love 'em or hate 'emThere is no better live show. Period.I've seen all my favorite bands over the years (Metallica, Guns'n'Roses, Iron Maiden, AC/DC .. ..) and KISS simply raised the bar for others to follow.The pinball - The most BORING Bally ever made. It also happens to be in the "Top 10" Pinballs in terms of production. Now if the theme was not KISS - then it would have struggled to 1600 !I think I'm asked at least once a fortnight if I can locate a decent KISS pinball for sale. KISS fans are fanatical collectors. I should know - I've been a fan since 1977.
"It supposed to have hit $9699 (and ended)"Just had a look then and it's still sitting on $6200 with 31 bids - seems to be a couple of players in the bid history.Must say, of all the concerts that I've been too, a KISS concert tops them all. I took my kids (6 and 9 at the time) to the concert at the Melbourne F1 in 2008 and they had an absolute ball. There was only two songs that they didn't know the words too.The stage show, theatrics and pyrotechnics were worth the money, and even today my youngest asks if we can go see them again. Even so, you either love 'em or hate 'em
