Gasher Posted September 9, 2006 Posted September 9, 2006 ANYONE GOT A DECENT COPY FOR SALE AT A SENSIBLE PRICE PM ME PLEASE EVEN A SEPIA COPY ?? TIA THE GASHER
Corbett80 Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 Gnasher I think soulbowl had one recently not sure if it was a pic sleeve though hope that helps joel
Pete S Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 There's billions of these about. Shouldn't cost you more than £20 on Googa Mooga in the real world
Guest James Trouble Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 (edited) There's billions of these about. Shouldn't cost you more than £20 on Googa Mooga in the real world What is the real world? Is that what people really pay today or is it what happenned in 1987 in a little back room in some working mens club in Yorkshire? Although Pete's probably right abotu the value of the second issue on Goola Mooga, but it seems everytime one of the usual suspects gives a "shouldn't be more than blah blah blah in the real world" it normally sells on ebay a day later for at least twice that. A recent example being Little Tommy. Check popsike and a bit of google for "real world values" and forget what things used to sell for out of sales boxes up north before the internet was invented. Just my opinion. Edited September 14, 2006 by James Trouble
Pete S Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 What is the real world? Is that what people really pay today or is it what happenned in 1987 in a little back room in some working mens club in Yorkshire? Although Pete's probably right abotu the value of the second issue on Goola Mooga, but it seems everytime one of the usual suspects gives a "shouldn't be more than blah blah blah in the real world" it normally sells on ebay a day later for at least twice that. A recent example being Little Tommy. Check popsike and a bit of google for "real world values" and forget what things used to sell for out of sales boxes up north before the internet was invented. Just my opinion. James, ok, next time I get one on Googa Mooga, you can arrange for me to be struck down dead if I charge anything over, say, £25, and for that it would have to be unplayed. Not quite the same case on Sepia, but the Googa Mooga record is very very common now, not just in 1987
Steve Plumb Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 Mine's actually on GooDa Mooga with a pic cover (bought in the 70's) Anyone know the story about this? Always assumed it was a bootleg of the French Googa Mooga release BUT why would it have been bootlegged so long ago? OR are they ALL on Gooda Mooga and we all assume it's on Googa Mooga cos of the more famous French release by Eddie Parker that was available at the same time? Someone must know summat about it?????? Cheers Steve
Steve Plumb Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 James, ok, next time I get one on Googa Mooga, you can arrange for me to be struck down dead if I charge anything over, say, £25, and for that it would have to be unplayed. Not quite the same case on Sepia, but the Googa Mooga record is very very common now, not just in 1987 Hi Pete I reckon you'd have yer arm bitten off to the shoulder if you knocked it out at £25. I'll have the next copy you get then, as i can replace my Gooda Mooga copy (see above!) Cheers Steve
Rupert Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 Mine's actually on GooDa Mooga with a pic cover (bought in the 70's) Anyone know the story about this? Always assumed it was a bootleg of the French Googa Mooga release BUT why would it have been bootlegged so long ago? OR are they ALL on Gooda Mooga and we all assume it's on Googa Mooga cos of the more famous French release by Eddie Parker that was available at the same time? just checked mine its the same . very strange. sleeve says googa mooga thou Cheers Steve
Ady Potts Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 Mine's actually on GooDa Mooga with a pic cover (bought in the 70's) Anyone know the story about this? Always assumed it was a bootleg of the French Googa Mooga release BUT why would it have been bootlegged so long ago? OR are they ALL on Gooda Mooga and we all assume it's on Googa Mooga cos of the more famous French release by Eddie Parker that was available at the same time? Someone must know summat about it?????? Cheers Steve Hi Steve, Think you'll find all the labels on the Al Gardner have Gooda Mooga, but all the sleeves say Googa Mooga. Mis print? Had quite a few pass through my hands & they've all been this way. Cheers Ady
Russoul1 Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 Mine's actually on GooDa Mooga with a pic cover (bought in the 70's) Anyone know the story about this? Always assumed it was a bootleg of the French Googa Mooga release BUT why would it have been bootlegged so long ago? OR are they ALL on Gooda Mooga and we all assume it's on Googa Mooga cos of the more famous French release by Eddie Parker that was available at the same time? Someone must know summat about it?????? Cheers Steve hi, i have the picture sleeve on googa mooga, with the 45 being on gooda mooga, have thought about selling on,the gasher as contacted me if was available but after reading value via pete, i think i will keep hold of it. never seen one go for £25!! even without the sleeve but then again there are millions out there, every french soul boy/girl as a copy so gasher what will you pay for a mint- vinyl/ex+ sleeve, or are you going to wait to buy one for £25, or maybe get a real one on sepia at a stupid price russ
Pete S Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 hi, i have the picture sleeve on googa mooga, with the 45 being on gooda mooga, have thought about selling on,the gasher as contacted me if was available but after reading value via pete, i think i will keep hold of it. never seen one go for £25!! even without the sleeve but then again there are millions out there, every french soul boy/girl as a copy so gasher what will you pay for a mint- vinyl/ex+ sleeve, or are you going to wait to buy one for £25, or maybe get a real one on sepia at a stupid price russ What you on about Russ, I'll give you the password to my yahoogroup and you can go back over 8 years of lists, you'll find at least 10 copies and the last of these will have been last year...all with pic covers
Boogaloo Posted September 14, 2006 Posted September 14, 2006 Bought one off Arthur Fenn about a month ago for £40 (which I thought was slightly over the top) but the funny thing is I could have sold it easily twice since then for more than I paid. Maybe not rare but fits nicely into the scarce category. Warren
Steve Plumb Posted September 15, 2006 Posted September 15, 2006 Hi Steve, Think you'll find all the labels on the Al Gardner have Gooda Mooga, but all the sleeves say Googa Mooga. Mis print? Had quite a few pass through my hands & they've all been this way. Cheers Ady Thanks for that Ady At least i know it ain't a bootleg (i did actually suspect all copies where on gooda mooga!) Cheers Steve
Epic Posted September 15, 2006 Posted September 15, 2006 Thanks for that Ady At least i know it ain't a bootleg (i did actually suspect all copies where on gooda mooga!) Cheers Steve Bet that's put you in a GOODA MOODA - coats on & engine is running.
pikeys dog Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I know where theres a Sepia copy for $1500 (Gulp)
Md Records Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I think that's going to stay behind John George's counter for a few more Years. Des Parker.
pikeys dog Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I think that's going to stay behind John George's counter for a few more Years. Des Parker. Along with the beat up copy of Ernest Mosley for $500....
Chris Anderton Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 $1500? he told us it was $2000......probably because i was with a bloke from the south! Good fun out there mate....glad you got back ok..... See you soon, we will have a few shots for old times sake! Chris
Mark B Posted September 27, 2006 Posted September 27, 2006 john manship has one at £150.00 how does that sound. mark
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