You know, I really don't seem to remember ever hearing anyone complaining about the boot legging of the Set Up 707 record that Edge of Motion put out on DJAX. I know DJAX had a limited press run that was put on clear vinyl. Probaby around 1,000 copies. DJAX never pressed another copy of it...yet I remember Record Time getting two very large shipments of this in on black white label vinyl. And I remember all my frineds being so happy that it was bootlegged so they could finally have a copy. I bought 2 copies of it...I sold one on eBay last year for $20. How evil does that make me??
peace Jeff -----Original Message----- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 6:15 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) UR ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Andy Kellman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Would you ask a homeless woman why she hasn't built a house? thats not a very good comparison. anyway, the fact is that once the mastering is done and the plates are made, the actual pressing is not much more money, especially when youre guaranteed to sell a few thousand more. UR keep their records in constant press. they dont seem to have a problem with this bootlegging. if you strive to have limited pressings, there are prices to be paid for that. one of them is pissed potential customers who just want to buy your music. someone else happened to step to the plate in place of KDJ on this one. and with the demand like it is, who cam blame them? i have the original amp dog knights 12", but i bought the bootleg so that i can play it out as to not risk getting the damn near irreplaceable original damaged at a gig. tom ________________________________________________________________ andythepooh.com
