albatross-but not around my neck, please

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Question:

I can add this vinyl-bootleg from the 1975-tour to my collection, although it's claimed to be from 78: bullsh*t. A friend of mine said I could buy it against a reasonable prize. It's a USA-bootleg from The excitible recordworks/route one/ Légerdemain, USA

Does anybody know what the regular prize is for this mint condition LP?

[David]

Question:

I can add this vinyl-bootleg from the 1975-tour to my collection, although it's claimed to be from 78: bullsh*t. A friend of mine said I could buy it against a reasonable prize. It's a USA-bootleg from The excitible recordworks/route one/ Légerdemain, USA

Does anybody know what the regular prize is for this mint condition LP?
I don't think it's that big a deal any more, Gerald. The era of highly sought-after vinyl bootlegs like this is over -- at least in terms of Fleetwood Mac's fan base. I bought this album back long before CD-Rs & Internets, before the KBFH show was all over the place. And back then it wasn't more than $10 or $20 or so.

I doubt there's much demand for it today because what it contains is so widely available in better format. Same thing goes for the Almanac vinyl, for example.

You're right -- it's not from 1978. It's the King Biscuit show from 1975. It has a nice pic of Stevie & her black Mercedes on the back, however!

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Thanks buddy.