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Boston Tea Party 4 CD Set
Posted: 25 Sep 2007 22:59
by tarbaby2
I just saw this on Olivier's site. Does anyone have any more information about it? Does anyone have a copy yet? How does it sound, etc.?
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 01:09
by bleach
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 01:25
by Ari
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 03:14
by MJG196
Looks like yet another Japanese bootlegger grabbed those shows (widely available) and is now bootlegging them. No big deal.
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 10:34
by bleach
Aren't the cover photos new, i don't think i've seen them before - horrible 'hand' colouring though..
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 10:44
by bleach
Just a thought, weren't a record company producing a Boston Tea Party gigs edition as part of the bootleg series? I seem to remember that they had been prepared - perhaps someone has managed to get hold of a copy..
Alternatively the bootleggers have decided to get in there quick while Lou etc still have their legal wrangles.
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 14:29
by MJG196
bleach wrote:Aren't the cover photos new, i don't think i've seen them before - horrible 'hand' colouring though..
I don't recall seeing them, either. Notice how Lou and Moe have their arms intertwined? Cute! I happen to like the coloring, though!
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 15:31
by bleach
That hand coluring makes them look like they should be called 'The Red Underpants"
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 20:12
by vu master plan
could this be called the "complete boston tea party tapes?"
or is there anything missing or out of order?
morrison's sweater is mesmerising.
Posted: 26 Sep 2007 20:23
by gordon
I've never seen those pictures before either.
The Boston Tea party shows were scheduled to feature as part of the "Bootleg Series" before the Quine tapes surfaced - I understand that the original tapes had been mastered and were ready to go. These could indeed be from that source. It's odd that the 12/12/68 show isn't included, whereas the 15/3/69 show is. I believed that all of the Boston tapes, with the exception of 15/3/69) were made by "the professor", so it's strange to see a mix like this.
Before we get too excited, remember that the originals were never really top quality recordings - they'll never compare well with soundboard recordings, even if the bootleggers had access to the "officially remastered" versions. I doubt if they are a huge improvement over the copies of these shows which already circulate.
Nice pics though, and always nice to see "unseen" pictures.