Re: (313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion
>and, as it happened in the UK, and the record didn't make it here in >appreciable numbers then it's quite (but not stupidly) rare. They didn't make them around the US in appreciable numbers either. I'd say most Detroit(-ish) labels still don't (outside of Submerge/Big50 dist.) MEK
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Nike's from 1999? Find me a pair of those water logged, dry them out, and
sell them to someone in Japan!
You think 5,400 pounds is crazy amount
;)
MEK
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> Perhaps, there is a fleet of Clarence G records chasing the fleet of
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> http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,996684,00.html
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At 4 inches wide each, that's 1.8 miles of Rubber Ducky...I would have
paid to sit in the meeting when they suggested it...
Martin
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > actually, I was going to offer you my METROPLEX VACUUM CLEANER, crafted by > my own fair hand. > > but you've blown it now. Think you're better off out of it, I remember giving him the Axis 7"pack in exchange for some KMS chopsticks, and I've still got a mouthful of splinters...
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>(apart from alex.who will undoubtably offer me a pair of axis flip flops) watch it yoda, they're proper rare. one pair only, I made them myself. actually, I was going to offer you my METROPLEX VACUUM CLEANER, crafted by my own fair hand. but you've blown it now. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion
ok, this is good, thanks pete. we're getting there, we'll have it out soon! anyway, here's a totally unsubstantiated piece of gossip: around 3 years or so ago, a mate was telling me a story about it. He said: "He didn't like the record, so only a few got out, the rest are sat somewhere in detroit, either in his basement or a warehouse" but, I dont wether thats true or not, and I also cant remember if he was referring to the glass domain or this one _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion
I first heard it about 5-6 years back when played by BMG at the Motor Lounge. I remember asking him about it briefly, and even back then he only knew one or two other people that had copies. And this is in Detroit, so it is a bit of a mystery where they all went.?.. BMG might know more. Or maybe someone who was working at Record Time back then. Was that when Dan Bell was working? pete - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, March 18, 2005 9:47 am Subject: (313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion > Ok. > > This is the 313 techno list, so I thought we should have a > discussion about > this record. (As it's the most expensive 313 techno record ever by a > country mile.) > > Something is really bugging me about this record, and I KNOW > there's peeps > here who know the answers they just choose to lurk innit. > > Anyway. > > This record - how can it be so rare? > > I can't think how. Surely there's a minimum pressing wherever you > go. Also, > this is 'only' 12/13 years old right? > > Records that go for this kinda money do so because there's not that > manygood condition copies left, and enough time hasn't gone by for > them all to > get ruined. This is serious money, the kind funk/soul collectors > pay for > one offs. This is no one off really. > > It got a release no? > > Someone told me it was in record time at the time of its release - > I dont > remember it making it to these shores (probably didn't). > So, somewhere, theres a few of these knocking about in theory I guess. > Where are they? I know theres two people on the list who deffo have > a copy, > theres probably more - theres a few people who are on the list who > neverpost that I imagine might have a copy... wonder if they might > stick their > heads out. Come on folks! > > I need to know the story! It's bugging me, and we're the 313 techno > list - > this is our chosen specialist subject!! we should be able to do > better than > this! > > If no one knows, someone just make something up to put me out of my > misery > > ta! > > alex > > _ > - End of message text > > This e-mail is sent by the above named in > their individual, non-business capacity and > is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. > > PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor > outgoing and incoming e-mails and other > telecommunications on its e-mail and > telecommunications systems. By replying > to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring. > >
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for £5,400 i would sell mine without a slightest hesitation... so if anyone wants tio make an offer :) (apart from alex.who will undoubtably offer me a pair of axis flip flops) p robin wrote: Placid wrote: i think so wow
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i think so robin wrote: i think placid knows the seller. p, do you know if it is for real yet? robin... D B wrote: robin wrote: i still can't quite believe it went for £5400 tho. Sorry, haven't been following this thread fully, but it's been confirmed that the actual money has passed hands and this wasn't a fake bid? Just use and anonymous web proxy and anonymous email system and setup an ebay account and start bidding £1,000,000. Just wondering if it's been confirmed that this was a real transaction.
Re: (313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion
Perhaps, there is a fleet of Clarence G records chasing the fleet of rubber duckies around the globe: http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,996684,00.html At 4 inches wide each, that's 1.8 miles of Rubber Ducky...I would have paid to sit in the meeting when they suggested it... Martin
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i think placid knows the seller. p, do you know if it is for real yet? robin... D B wrote: robin wrote: i still can't quite believe it went for £5400 tho. Sorry, haven't been following this thread fully, but it's been confirmed that the actual money has passed hands and this wasn't a fake bid? Just use and anonymous web proxy and anonymous email system and setup an ebay account and start bidding £1,000,000. Just wondering if it's been confirmed that this was a real transaction.
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robin wrote: i still can't quite believe it went for £5400 tho. Sorry, haven't been following this thread fully, but it's been confirmed that the actual money has passed hands and this wasn't a fake bid? Just use and anonymous web proxy and anonymous email system and setup an ebay account and start bidding £1,000,000. Just wondering if it's been confirmed that this was a real transaction. Cheers, Dave
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At 09:47 AM 3/18/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This record - how can it be so rare? Ooo, maybe a shipment was lost at sea. Perhaps, there is a fleet of Clarence G records chasing the fleet of rubber duckies around the globe: http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,996684,00.html -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; matt kane's brain http://www.hydrogenproject.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk
Re: (313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion
well i guess the simple answer is that this is just cos of the curious way in which ebay works when people with too much money are pitted against one another. and, as it happened in the UK, and the record didn't make it here in appreciable numbers then it's quite (but not stupidly) rare. i still can't quite believe it went for £5400 tho. robin... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok. This is the 313 techno list, so I thought we should have a discussion about this record. (As it's the most expensive 313 techno record ever by a country mile.) Something is really bugging me about this record, and I KNOW there's peeps here who know the answers they just choose to lurk innit. Anyway. This record - how can it be so rare? I can't think how. Surely there's a minimum pressing wherever you go. Also, this is 'only' 12/13 years old right? Records that go for this kinda money do so because there's not that many good condition copies left, and enough time hasn't gone by for them all to get ruined. This is serious money, the kind funk/soul collectors pay for one offs. This is no one off really. It got a release no? Someone told me it was in record time at the time of its release - I dont remember it making it to these shores (probably didn't). So, somewhere, theres a few of these knocking about in theory I guess. Where are they? I know theres two people on the list who deffo have a copy, theres probably more - theres a few people who are on the list who never post that I imagine might have a copy... wonder if they might stick their heads out. Come on folks! I need to know the story! It's bugging me, and we're the 313 techno list - this is our chosen specialist subject!! we should be able to do better than this! If no one knows, someone just make something up to put me out of my misery ta! alex
(313) Ok. Full length Clarence G record discussion
Ok. This is the 313 techno list, so I thought we should have a discussion about this record. (As it's the most expensive 313 techno record ever by a country mile.) Something is really bugging me about this record, and I KNOW there's peeps here who know the answers they just choose to lurk innit. Anyway. This record - how can it be so rare? I can't think how. Surely there's a minimum pressing wherever you go. Also, this is 'only' 12/13 years old right? Records that go for this kinda money do so because there's not that many good condition copies left, and enough time hasn't gone by for them all to get ruined. This is serious money, the kind funk/soul collectors pay for one offs. This is no one off really. It got a release no? Someone told me it was in record time at the time of its release - I dont remember it making it to these shores (probably didn't). So, somewhere, theres a few of these knocking about in theory I guess. Where are they? I know theres two people on the list who deffo have a copy, theres probably more - theres a few people who are on the list who never post that I imagine might have a copy... wonder if they might stick their heads out. Come on folks! I need to know the story! It's bugging me, and we're the 313 techno list - this is our chosen specialist subject!! we should be able to do better than this! If no one knows, someone just make something up to put me out of my misery ta! alex _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
