in an earlier thread someone said it came out on vinyl as well as sytrene
interesting story though
I don't know of a vinyl copy, but there are different labels.
The very common label is brighter, quality like offset-printed label.
The rare label, that I've only seen 2 times, is a little darker but if you turn it a little in the light, the surface of the label changes and becomes a really golden glittering shine. No difference in deadwax-markings.
keep quiet about it... trade some, sell some, keep some... but now everybody knows you got 'em so now they will haggle with you, you showing your hand man...
oh yea man... dont show your hand when dealing on the most common readily available record in the world. wouldnt want anyone to know you have quantity of BW SOULS...
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!!!!
If something is good, there are always going to be people who want it... what does rarity have to do with it? If you have a box of anything good, its going to be worth something to someone. We do still listen to music first and foremost because we like it right or is that not cool anymore? Let me know.
You're right Ray. The only people that know that 45 is commone are the funk 45 ssaved searchers and those on the dealer circuit in the States (and specifically those who deal with funk) which is why Anthony probably had an easy tiem selling it to the periphery funk fan. There are some things that are better off on the net, and some not.
We do still listen to music first and foremost because we like it right or is that not cool anymore? Let me know.
FALSE!
just kidding.
i was just clowing because his lingo sounded like some super secretive ish. truth be told you cannot sell that record in LA anymore and that is the honest to gods truth. totally saturated to say the least.
i listen to music no one thinks is cool so believe me when i tell you that i am not always thinking like a dealer here.
see me amped on private isssue aor garbage and you will know what i am talking about.
plus i like return to forever.
this thread is not really about quality of music. it is about scarcity of product. or at least thats what the guy who started it wanted to address.
ap
While I was living in Paris I once skipped school, went to a friend's house smoked some hash and listened to the Weather Report's "Heavy Weather". It occured to that I might be hearing God. Then my friend played a Ronnie James Dio 12". Haven't smoked hash, listened to fusion or Dio since. Am I missing something?
did someone else notice that there are 2 issues of B.W. Souls... they're both on styrene but the label colors are different... mine has a shiny golden-metallic label. those hundred copies on ebay have a gold/brown-(non-metallic)colored label... will post pics later... don't have both issues to compare the deadwax numbers. i bought mine before the big load turned-up, paid about the double of what it goes for now but was/is worth every cent ;-)
i agree, this is possible... of course! a friend of mine had/bought several copies over the years and all had these non-metallic labels... i told him to look out for a metallic one & let me know if he get one of these... i'll post a pic later
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I don't know of a vinyl copy, but there are different labels.
The very common label is brighter, quality like offset-printed label.
The rare label, that I've only seen 2 times, is a little darker but if you turn it a little in the light, the surface of the label changes and becomes a really golden glittering shine. No difference in deadwax-markings.
If something is good, there are always going to be people who want it... what does rarity have to do with it? If you have a box of anything good, its going to be worth something to someone. We do still listen to music first and foremost because we like it right or is that not cool anymore? Let me know.
I think www.funk45.com would have a audio clip of this.
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FALSE!
just kidding.
i was just clowing because his lingo sounded like some super secretive ish. truth be told you cannot sell that record in LA anymore and that is the honest to gods truth. totally saturated to say the least.
ap
see me amped on private isssue aor garbage and you will know what i am talking about.
plus i like return to forever.
this thread is not really about quality of music. it is about scarcity of product. or at least thats what the guy who started it wanted to address.
ap
While I was living in Paris I once skipped school, went to a friend's house smoked some hash and listened to the Weather Report's "Heavy Weather". It occured to that I might be hearing God. Then my friend played a Ronnie James Dio 12". Haven't smoked hash, listened to fusion or Dio since. Am I missing something?
guess this is a good a time as any for a first post...
funk45's been down for a while so here's a sample for the guy that asked
That Cali connection.
*not at all true.
mine has a shiny golden-metallic label. those hundred copies on ebay have a gold/brown-(non-metallic)colored label... will post pics later... don't have both issues to compare the deadwax numbers. i bought mine before the big load turned-up, paid about the double of what it goes for now but was/is worth every cent ;-)
cheers
they may be the same label.