Don't get me wrong. I am one of the first to buy a good bootleg. Having had all the lost sounds of Mu CDs all the Orb rare collection CDs and numerous other artists live LPs and CDs over the years. I still have a load of KLF DVDs to pass on but daren't put them on Ebay in case I get banned. Sent from my iPhone On 23 Sep 2013, at 15:20, "Antti Lavio" <antti.lavio@possu.org> wrote:
On 23.9.2013 16:55, Elliott wrote:
At the end of the day bootlegs are extremely collectable, I sold my Italian Madrugada bootleg vinyl an age ago but still wish I had it, I also have a nice collection of ultra rare trax Vol 1 - 10 Rolling Stones CD's, they are all bootlegs but look V nice in my CD rack. Also moonshine is made by bootleggers, and I like a bit of that.
I would say SOME bootlegs are extremely collectable.
There is still difference between publicly sold bootlegs that have been printed 5000 copies and bootlegs that are for limited number of exclusive people, like Tom Said.
I guess almost everybody remembers Love Trance craze couple of years ago? First "marble" ones went for +1000£ and in the end, you could get single sided press for 20£. Whoever did that, laughed all the way to the bank.
+1 for the Moonshine though ;)
-- anttil.
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