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Originally Posted by aleuzzi
I've always wanted the songbook for Heroes are Hard to Find, which I saw on ebay once but was outbid at the last minute. Anyone got it?
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I do. You want scans of any of the songs? On The Chain, they make fun of me for posting sheet music, but I'll do it for you because you are intelligent & sweet & quite sane & also rational. You, like Beethoven or Voltaire, are a child of the Enlightenment.
My biggest "find" -- it's been so many years that I've been seeking & buying & trading & hunting & peckering that it's hard to remember what was the single biggest thrill, but certainly finding vinyl of many of those very old bootlegs -- like Almanac, Sin City, City of the Angels, Albatross But Not Around My Neck Please, Rock Around the World, etc. -- at Lincoln Hotel record swap & Santa Barbara Flea Fair in 1981-82 & Rockaway Records in Glendale, inter alia, would have to rank as huge thrills at the time (this was back in the TUSK days). Also big thrill at the time (although the items didn't belong to me) was seeing the Glass-Up-The-Ass Award (American Music Award 1978) with Stevie Nicks etched on it & listening to the acetate of THINK ABOUT IT & BATTLE OF THE DRAGON & a videotape of film footage of a '78 gig in New Orleans at Rob's apartment back in about 1985 (ripped off from Kim Anderson's "garage sale" at Stevie's former Marina del Rey condo). And the first soundboard recording I ever got hold of from Maureen back in whenever was a big thrill because for so many years I had bemoaned the quality of private recordings (she initially sent me one for free before she opened her "bidness" which was Sydney 3-15-80). But there have been dozens of great finds in my whirl.