Boot vinyl

[Keith Donovan <gdmulezep@xxxxxxxxx>]

Man I remember waaayy back having this paper stapled
catalog from a company on the East Coast and just
reading title after title wishing I could have all of
them.   I would send a check in the mail to someone
unknown and wonder what, if anything was going to
happen.    Eventually after what seemed like ages a
package with ZEPPELIN BOOTLEGS would show up.  It was
like being a kid waiting for Christmas.   Used Record
stores and conventions were crazy as well.   At the
conventions some dude would have hundreds of Zep vinyl
boots and I would only have enough money for one or
two, drove me freaking nuts.  Now I get online and
download a show in 3 hours!!!

BTW is there anywhere to resource the value of Zep
vinyl boots, I have about 40 to 50 of them.  I always
wonder what there value is.   


Nech if you do find a web page that is
thighbutloose.com let me know or  someone needs to
start one!     ;)


> Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 22:06:23 +1000
> From: "sLoObY" <slooby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: SZC: Ever get that feeling...
> 
> ...when you finally have in your hands that rare
> trading card, something
> you've had on order for too long.
> Well I had that feeling return as I opened the
> parcel and had a excellent
> copy of Alpha and Omega, Fractured Ribs, and A
> Tribute to Johnny Kidd and
> the Pirates (amongst others), on vinyl in my hands.
> 
> It's great to see the original cover artwork, the
> Kornyphone and Toasted
> labels.
> 
> Does anyone else feel the same about the original
> vinyl boots?
> 
> Cheers,
> Les. :)
>


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