Bootleg history

[Dazey]

Tsss, I missed this interesting article about bootlegs, wriiten by PMM Sunky a few weeks ago, completely! Time to catch up!

http://www.smashingpumpkins.com/pages/a … g-industry

[Anonymous]

that was a very interesting read then and it is even more so now.

[Danni]

Tssss…. speaking of bootlegs.

Here’s the one that even I’ve got in my collection: http://cgi.ebay.com/Smashing-Pumpkins-V … 2560bd519c

I wonder how much this will go for, as the seller doesn’t write that it IS actually a bootleg. Maybe a bootie collector will grab this one, as it’s a pretty cool bootleg.

[Danni]

Oh, by the way….. little off topic..

Anyone bought that limited (100 copies) Fancy Space People white LP (where Billy C contributed guitar, and Kerry Brown did the engineering)?
Totally awesome band. Last time I heard a \"new\" band this good was Satellite Party, I think.

[manillascissor]

only 100 copies, eh? that’s pretty scarce. i’ve not heard FSP yet.

[Danni]

That’s right. 100 copies white vinyl, 400 copies black. Kerry Brown told me when I asked him, so one might consider it reliable, even.

[Danni]

Wow. Perhaps time to cash in my copy, as well?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … MEWAX%3AIT

[Arthur]

Maybe, yeah. We don’t see that bootie so much, same for the Japanese version.

[Anonymous]

Afaik, the Australian bootie ran between 150 – 200 actual copies: Based on info from Japan some time ago now.

I believe the Japanese version (that I didn’t know about – thanks!) would be a lower amount.

The info’s a bit old now, so take it ^ lightly; as it might be incorrect… 🙂

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