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Alabama Woody wrote:Hell that sounds real good to me. Finally something we agree on ( insert handshake photo )Jettkoral wrote:This belongs in a Vault Package! Hopefully next package. This was released between Elephant and GBMS, right? Right after the Elephant singles should come this.
getbehindmejack wrote:Alabama Woody wrote:Hell that sounds real good to me. Finally something we agree on ( insert handshake photo )Jettkoral wrote:This belongs in a Vault Package! Hopefully next package. This was released between Elephant and GBMS, right? Right after the Elephant singles should come this.
Get it?
or better yet...
Funny I was going to post the same thing but with you being Meg, beat me to it.Jettkoral wrote:You can be Meg, Woody!
Alabama Woody wrote:I would love to be inside of Meg .......
Oh thank god. I'm not the only one who dreams of this. HahahAlabama Woody wrote:I would love to be inside of Meg .......
Well FUCK!getbehindmejack wrote:
Get it?
or better yet...
I knew the time would come for this....my friend asked me to make an offer on these...arewhyehen wrote:So a few of you swirlers met my friend Mark from FM96 (my local radio station) last night at the Jack show in Toronto. I was talking with him and he said he had a white stripes album that was some sort of test pressing. He said it had no labels and was in white sleeves, so I assumed LILV but the no center labels through me off. He went home and checked and it was indeed the LILV.
Story goes as this..
His boss interviewed the White Stripes years ago in Nashville and this was given to him after the interview. From all of the LILV LP's I've seen, there has been the printed center labels, this does not have that. Is it infact a test pressing? It's been sitting under his desk for about 4 years after his boss forgot it there. He isn't looking to sell it, just looking to see what it is worth and if it's a test press or what nad maybe how many of these are out there.
Here are some photos...anyone who can help out...thanks
I'd say they are not test presses, since they do not have test press labels. I think the white labels were all stamped with the tracks and these must be "leftovers". Maybe they could be catagorized as promotional copies. Cool. I'd say $300 is fair, but it depends on how much of a friend he is.arewhyehen wrote:I knew the time would come for this....my friend asked me to make an offer on these...arewhyehen wrote:So a few of you swirlers met my friend Mark from FM96 (my local radio station) last night at the Jack show in Toronto. I was talking with him and he said he had a white stripes album that was some sort of test pressing. He said it had no labels and was in white sleeves, so I assumed LILV but the no center labels through me off. He went home and checked and it was indeed the LILV.
Story goes as this..
His boss interviewed the White Stripes years ago in Nashville and this was given to him after the interview. From all of the LILV LP's I've seen, there has been the printed center labels, this does not have that. Is it infact a test pressing? It's been sitting under his desk for about 4 years after his boss forgot it there. He isn't looking to sell it, just looking to see what it is worth and if it's a test press or what nad maybe how many of these are out there.
Here are some photos...anyone who can help out...thanks
Because it seems the writing on the sleeves was more than likely done by a random, I would just put them in new white sleeves to match these ones because there are marks and folds on the ones he has. I would keep the originals just in case...
Seems they have been selling for $350-400 lately..... $300 seem like a fair offer? (assuming the condition of the vinyl is still good)
