Hi, what is the going rate for Ruby - Decieved/ Feminine Ingenuity (Token) ?

 

Thanks in advance

I think I'd want £600 for it..

Pete's Bang on with the price imo and one of the best double siders

Tracey,speak to Brett Franklin re this,he`s been playing it out for a while now.

Bought mine for £600 and sold it for that three years later

 

WHAT a tune!  Badly recorded, out of tune, indecipherable lyrics - but it has that magic something that just drags you in

 

Have you considered Ruby Sherry on Take 6? Superior flip namely Please Don't Go AND it's on vinyl rather than tinny styrene. Not sure of current value but seldom seen for offer and mystifyingly rated worth less than Ruby...

  On 24/03/2014 at 21:40, FRANKIE CROCKER said:

Have you considered Ruby Sherry on Take 6? Superior flip namely Please Don't Go AND it's on vinyl rather than tinny styrene. Not sure of current value but seldom seen for offer and mystifyingly rated worth less than Ruby...

 

It's an awful; recording though, no bass at all

Feminine Ingenuity and Deceived on one disc...up there with The Cashmeres on Hem as great Nothern double siders.

Or even NoRthern double siders.....

  On 24/03/2014 at 21:47, scal said:

Feminine Ingenuity and Deceived on one disc...up there with The Cashmeres on Hem as great Nothern double siders.

 

Feminine ingenuity. Doesn't do anything for me. Steve

Erm.....alright then.....?????????

  On 24/03/2014 at 21:47, scal said:

Feminine Ingenuity and Deceived on one disc...up there with The Cashmeres on Hem as great Nothern double siders.

 

But which is best?

 

Feminine Ingenuity for me - always has been  

 

All the best,

 

Len  

600? after all those copies turned up, I would've thought it would be a struggle at 600, 350 maybe.

  On 26/03/2014 at 14:12, Tony Smith said:

600? after all those copies turned up, I would've thought it would be a struggle at 600, 350 maybe.

 

I reckon I could easily sell half a dozen at 600.  Didn't know copies had turned up though.

  On 26/03/2014 at 14:08, LEN said:

But which is best?

 

Feminine Ingenuity for me - always has been  

 

All the best,

 

Len  

 

 

I like both sides, but Deceived edges it for me. I love her vocal on that side.

I have a copy on take 7. Is there that big difference in recording with the token issue?

How much would you rate the take 7 issue?

 

Andrea

  On 26/03/2014 at 15:55, andrea ko said:

I have a copy on take 7. Is there that big difference in recording with the token issue?

How much would you rate the take 7 issue?

 

Andrea

 

There's not a great deal of bass on the Gold Token release but there's even less on Take 6, very basic recording.  You do get Please Don't Go, which is beautiful, but not as good as Deceived.

Feminine ingenuity for me although the drums sound like they're just being bashed by a 10 year old, been a want of mine a long time

  On 26/03/2014 at 16:02, Pete S said:

There's not a great deal of bass on the Gold Token release but there's even less on Take 6, very basic recording.  You do get Please Don't Go, which is beautiful, but not as good as Deceived.

I heard my copy tonight and tried to compare with those on you tube and I didn't spot this great difference.... but maybe if I'll ever have the chance to hear a token copy played live I would....

 

I prefer Decived too

Thanks for all the replies

 

Tracey

  On 26/03/2014 at 21:34, tracey shaw said:

Thanks for all the replies

 

Tracey

Feminine Ingenuity...sublime soul with a hint of Detroit, awesome music...

A great double sider, love em both, Decieved edges it for me. 

I mean... 'Walkin round like the living dead' ...best lyrics ever used on a Northern track. 

Edited March 26, 201411 yr by MrsWoodsrules

Love both sides but my fav is feminine ingenuity

Great summary mate and spot on!

 

Dave

  On 24/03/2014 at 21:24, ian williams said:

Bought mine for £600 and sold it for that three years later

 

WHAT a tune!  Badly recorded, out of tune, indecipherable lyrics - but it has that magic something that just drags you in

 

  On 24/03/2014 at 21:24, ian williams said:

Bought mine for £600 and sold it for that three years later

 

WHAT a tune!  Badly recorded, out of tune, indecipherable lyrics - but it has that magic something that just drags you in

 

Bought mine for a lot less

Great double sider it is

  On 28/03/2014 at 14:14, tracey shaw said:

Love both sides but my fav is feminine ingenuity

 

 mine too

  On 26/03/2014 at 14:12, Tony Smith said:

600? after all those copies turned up, I would've thought it would be a struggle at 600, 350 maybe.

Don't think there were that many in fairness...and they were all the same press, as let us not forget it was pressed twice on Gold Token...check the dead wax and label layout and play spot the difference.

The "find" was hitting UK shores at the same as all those Tony Hester Karate WDs and Charades MGM demos (both titles), around 2001-ish, as I recall.

  On 28/03/2014 at 15:59, Pete S said:

mine too

Thirded!

Remember the wonderful Driveller review for it in Shades Of Soul...Nick did have a wonderful way with words!

  On 28/03/2014 at 16:50, Flynny said:

Thirded!

Remember the wonderful Driveller review for it in Shades Of Soul...Nick did have a wonderful way with words!

 

Yeah that was where I first heard of it - possibly one of the best record reviews ever, you didn't actually have to hear the record, the review told you everything.

  On 26/03/2014 at 14:12, Tony Smith said:

600? after all those copies turned up, I would've thought it would be a struggle at 600, 350 maybe.

 

 

Listed it twice for Andy D at 400 no takers.  Sat in his box which went everywhere for some time.  Finally sold it at Radcliffe.  Not long after it went on an auction I think for 600 or so.