Blackpoolsoul

I get that just saying that's all that it should in the figures for us with kids to feed 😭

Blimey that's good stuff, course I guess there might be postage cost discrepancies depending on where the sellers lived and the delivery destinations to take into account for final cost which is why these variations are not really that helpful in the scheme of things, I wish these sites would include shipping costs in the actual prices to get a true average as they do actually know. I recently bought (and cancelled an £11 single on Discogs) as the guy claimed he was doing business in the UK (according to his profile) and the shipping was £8) I bought one later for £14 + £2.50 shipping

I assume you are saying that for a laugh, perhaps Julian should have explained which release If it is the 7" with picture sleeve, I would say between £45 and £55 depending on condition 12" is little value

I am secret (not now) fan of Andre (the Belgian) (value of this is between £25 and £30ish) Just picked up his amazing LP with FUNKY on it which I (JE) adore

Condition was not over good either (but I guess there aren't many around) https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=satan's+breed++‎–+Road+Runner

I don't think this topic has been covered before and if so I apologise if it has and perhaps someone can point me to any previous threads Does any one know who Jimmy was and any info on this Hollywood label please The label may be connected to Jim-Ko from Chicago (Jim Kolb) but I need help please I found this quote "We don't yet know what RPR meant to Jim. We are trying to locate him. It was his third attempt to get a hit and it appears that the Jim-Ko label folded. (Footnote-RPR is a Hollywood California label where Jim Kolb tried to pawn off Little Girl as a new song by the Shady Days)"

One of my fav's

Never seen one Andy, she retired just after this video and I guess there is a master somewhere Quincy Jones once described Ernestine Anderson’s voice as the “sound of honey at dusk.”......Nice It was sung again in 2018

Same happend to me when my wife made me take down my Megan Fox photo in our bedroom

The story goes that Jack Ashford's wife was unhappy with the suggestive pictures front and back, requested to pull it. 1000 copies were already pressed than the cover was changed to the one with Jack Ashford on it, the girl was replaced with Jack Ashford's wife on the back cover.

It get's more interesting ? Perhaps someone bought it and then changed their mind with it being Good +condition https://www.popsike.com/Satans-BreedRoad-Runner-Since-You-Left-Me-Jenges-5006Holy-Grail/163819922557.html

https://www.earlyhendrix.com/artists-confirmed-menu/27-artists/joey-dee-and-the-starliters/77-joey-dee-and-the-starliters

The reason it has gone from Evilbay is it is now for sale on Discogs ? Why would that happen ? https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/9152272?ev=rb

You will no doubt have read this article https://www.soulfulhorwich.org.uk/godinbs171.html

And to compliment the above some interesting facts or fakes https://fakeologist.com/forums/topic/the-hendrix-hoax/

As I said it's always been a marketing thing and I agree get rid of it In the US, Limited Editions are regulated under Consumer Protection Law (albeit more to works of fine art) I doubt if lawyers will bother until they reach the dizzy heights of paintings

Maybe the confusion is that it was re-issued (400 Limited Copies) on AOTN and that was all and the comments you are receiving are that it was re-issued from the SMS original 1970's (which would simply create confusion)

Can you confirm the source please and someone needs to take this up as IMHO to say "Limited Edition" (if that was claimed) and then repress an identical copy (without any identifiers to state) then that is a bit naughty don't we think, If it does have differences or states clearly that it's a repress then I don't have a problem with that at all and I guess no one else will either. I have kept my copy sealed and gave the other copy to a friend so have no idea on this. I know (thanks I believe to Chalky) that when the below link was repressed a faint red apple appeared on the represses to identify

And a Philly one

In 2018 over 31000 numbered limited editions new titles were introduced to the world (and that's just listed on Discogs), so it does appear that it happens more than I knew. I am guessing that when the original idea of "Limited Editions" was first introduced it was a marketing thing as there are some silly examples of "Limited Editions" around the world. I know my wife gets all dizzy when she spots a "Limited Edition" handbag (that costs a fortune) and my blood pressure increases. You have made a really good point though about potential errors in manufacturing, so it will be interesting to see someone can suggest a way round the problem to stop these concerns about proof.

I have messaged him Mike

To be honest no, he's based in Edinburgh and he hasn't been active since 2018 and I guess he is just busy busy I will send him the link though right now

My brain has nearly fried with the kids being off school, have some sympathy please Just a thought.... if Euan's watching this thread and watching his bank balance increasing with all this free advertising !!! When record's are "limited" why can't companies do the "Number/sticker" thing to stop these worries about the "truth", surely it can't be that expensive. I just picked up a Beatles White album at the weekend for 99p(Car boot sale) but at least it was numbered (208,046) so I know it was sort of limited

Great history of them here (assuming it's complete and correct) https://doo-wop.blogg.org/ideals-3-c26503252

396 (2 copies) Soul Brother will know https://soulbrother.com/feature/focus-on-athens-of-the-north/