[quote][i]Originally posted by SomebodySomewhere[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by eight6[/i]
<br>No, haven't gotten it yet...nice to know it'll be yet another piece of shit. If we ever figure out who it is, I won't be able to afford a copy.[/quote]
Heh. I definitely don't think you're going to like "Heartbeat." It's practically fusion. Although like our mystery song, it does sound like somebody mastered the vocals at too slow a speed. Come to think of it, all the White & Torch stuff sounds like that.
I do still hold out hope that "Stay" was a major-label release. At least then, even if I'm not the one to solve it (and I'm not going to be), I still stand a chance of getting my own copy. A D.I.Y. with a print run of a few hundred? Fuhgedaboutit.
Speaking of those, an acquaintance of mine back in L.A. found a copy of League of Nation's "Music for the New Depression" at an estate sale the weekend before last. Me being a nice guy, instead of taking it off his hands for a buck, told him how many rich people want that thing. Darn these scruples. Did you bid on the David Sinfield single that was on ePay last week? 'Cause the dude who sold you that record with groove burn sure did!
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Three copies of the League Of Nations lp went on eBay in just the last week...average price about $450.00 U.S. per copy.
I did see the David Sinfield record, but I thought he was the one selling it. Either way, the euros love the guy, no question about it...but for them a record is M- if it is in one piece. Two or more pieces still qualify it as EXC+.
I had a very rare record that got heat damaged (not sure where I got it) that I held onto for filler purposes...then, miraculously I see a mint condition one on GEMM for about $20.00. I snap it up in a heartbeat. About that time, I mentioned I had 2 copies of this on the minimal synth site and get asked if I would sell one. I could have raked the guy for huge money, but I told him that it was badly heat damaged and although it played through no problem it wasn't worth anything. He STILL wanted to buy it for $100.00.
I told him if he paid the postage to Greece and I'd give it to him. After he received it he sent me a short note saying it played great...he must have been either deaf or so thrilled just to have a copy he couldn't contain himself.
Go figure.