Has this been booted?

  j-g said:

Has this been booted?

Yes, with a fake Bell Sound stamp - the giveaway is that the "Just sunshine" is in black instead of red.

and its on plastic as opposed to styrene original.is it a boot or a genuine re issue from when it first went massive.coz if its a fake bell sound stamp they could have done it with hundreds of others but they havent

dave

Doesnt the original have two different looking lables?

  dave pinch said:

and its on plastic as opposed to styrene original.is it a boot or a genuine re issue from when it first went massive.coz if its a fake bell sound stamp they could have done it with hundreds of others but they havent

dave

I have a copy of the vinyl issue. It was the Bell stamp that made me unsure as to whether this was a boot.

How can people tell that the stamp is fake? Is the OG Bell stamped aswell?

Edited January 6, 200916 yr by j-g

Here is the Copy in question, It is on Vinyl.

I have started to provide Details of the Styrene Copy in >>> The Sharp End Of Vinyl <<<

Edited January 6, 200916 yr by 45cellar

The vinyl copy shown above is most definitely a dirty rotten bootleg. Produced by the same fella who initially booted the Carstairs on Red Coach, (Bob Catteneo?), C.1975 I think, and distinguished by the very poor quality printing on the labels of both.

Edited January 6, 200916 yr by mel brat

  in town Mikey said:

Doesnt the original have two different looking lables?

I think you're right, but the differences are small compared to the bootleg copies.

  mel brat said:

The vinyl copy shown above is most definitely a dirty rotten bootleg. Produced by the same fella who initially booted the Carstairs on Red Coach, (Bob Catteneo?), C.1975 I think, and distinguished by the very poor quality printing on the labels of both.

  mel brat said:

I think you're right, but the differences are small compared to the bootleg copies.

Many Thanks for the Information.

I've always sort of assumed that it was a BOOT.

Strange having a "Bell Sound" Stamp, I'm now wondering how this was achieved.

Did they copy the Stamp I wonder,

or use the facilities available with access to a Genuine Stamp, but still Obviously a BOOT.

NOT A BOOT AT ALL, IT'S A PROPER RE-PRESS DONE BY THE COMPANY OBVIOUSLY FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTERPLATES WHEN THE RECORD FIRST WENT MASSIVE.

BRI PINCH.

EARL OF DONCASTER, 30TH JANUARY.

FRIENDSHIP, BARNSLEY, 31ST JANUARY.

  bri pinch said:

IT'S A PROPER RE-PRESS DONE BY THE COMPANY OBVIOUSLY FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTERPLATES

I just did a close comparison between the "Bell Sound" stamp on my original styrene issue copy and the photos of the bootleg/second issue that has been posted above. The stamps are VERY similar but they are different and both records can not have been pressed from the same stampers. For example: look at how the "line" in the letter "B" leans differently in each of the scans below.

  Sebastian said:

I just did a close comparison between the "Bell Sound" stamp on my original styrene issue copy and the photos of the bootleg/second issue that has been posted above. The stamps are VERY similar but they are different and both records can not have been pressed from the same stampers. For example: look at how the "line" in the letter "B" leans differently in each of the scans below.

These are Excellent, Thanks Sebastian.

Does show the Difference Clearly, The STAMP must have been quite a lot of trouble to make, no doubt.

In the Case of "The Voices Of East Harlem" ALL THAT AND THEN A POOR LABEL for the BOOT.

I wonder if any other records have this fake Stamp

  45cellar said:

These are Excellent, Thanks Sebastian.

Does show the Difference Clearly, The STAMP must have been quite a lot of trouble to make, no doubt.

In the Case of "The Voices Of East Harlem" ALL THAT AND THEN A POOR LABEL for the BOOT.

I wonder if any other records have this fake Stamp

Two threads one tune........... Which is the bootleg thread?