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I know someone via The Traders' Den who did a real nice job cleaning up the Velvet Underground acetate. So I'd ask anyone who did a vinyl transfer of the mono albums to do it in stereo. The guy who cleaned up the acetate was able to create a plugin that used the stereo channels to create one clean mono track (the acetate was originally in mono). The result was an amazingly cleaned up version with a lot less clicks and pops that didn't lose any audio fidelity. Otherwise, someone could use ClickRepair, which I've found does the best job at removing vinyl pops.

I found the CD and I am sending it to Dan at this moment.
So stay tuned for download...

We both have copies of all three monos so we may be able to get better sources from those.

So that's settled then!

a mono copy of the first album is being auctioned off on ebay if anyone`s interested http://cgi.ebay.com/THE-DOORS-1ST-ALBUM ... dZViewItem

Test pressing's of AL with Elektra sheet. The previous owners name is writen on the label. Yes, I played them to make sure it wasn't Benny Goodman & His Orchestra.

Alright Dan!
I'm gonna conclude that you're content with your purchase, then.

Very Nice indeed!

jim4371 wrote:Alright Dan!
I'm gonna conclude that you're content with your purchase, then.

Yes, I'm very pleased. I would like to buy that 2007 Mustang GT so you can stop now.

Nevaaaaar!!!

BG-219 The Doors at Winterland, San Francisco, CA - Feb. 5-6, 1970. Handbill/Postcard and both the Thursday and Friday tickets.

ah..the elusive Friday tix

Yeah, I finally stepped up and bought that Friday tic. No collection is complete without that and the BG-219 poster.

Get ready to drool, fellas.
For the very first time in the western world..
Menlo School yearbook for 1964

Senior photo of (if you don't know who this is, why in the hell are you here?)

Senior photo of Bill Wolff, Robby's friend and bandmate (Back Bay Chamberpot Terriers)

First photo ever (boy, do I feel special ) of the Back Bay Chamberpot Terriers in action; Robby on guitar, Bill on harp, rest of the bandmates unknown or at least unpublished.

Next

Is it just me or does one of these guys have an incredibly ironic name?

Final price?
$9.99 + $5 ship.

nice find for the $$$

definitely some nice stuff posted here

Pretty nice, Jim43!!!

The latest

Rare indeed! Congrat's on your purchase.

wha happened wrote:The latest

Very nice!!I thought about bidding on that one myself but I somehow forgot.. How much did it go for..$150 or something like that?
I just won a handbill for Dallas State Fair Music Hall 1970 though...so I`m not all unhappy these days....


and this one, "poster/newspaper ad" for The Doors at Santa Monica Civic Center, July 3rd, 1967:



this one too, it`s a copy of an original though....:

Does anyone know what a 1st printing of a concert poster for The Doors at the Earl Warren Showgrounds in Santa Barbara, CA on 4/29/1967 (pic below) might be worth?

UM69: I don't think the Earl Warren poster was worth the asking price, that one is more common and can be found on some online dealer sites.
I also saw that Vancouver 68 copy, but since it just a copy I didn't feel the need to get it. An original went for about $200 not long ago. The Berkely 68 handbill was $200, but would have been much lower. I don't know why people feel the need to get into a bidding war when there is 5,4 or 3 days left? If there's no reserve, just wait. 2 guys were trying to outbid each other when there was 2 days left, that's just dumb. Nice ad, that one guy has a lot. I got some from him, I was able to get him to accept my offers which were like half or less of what he had them listed for.
Was the Dallas handbill on Ebay? Mind me asking what you paid? I have a MINT copy and have no idea what it would be worth. I know a poster recently went for about $3500.

wha happened wrote:UM69: I don't think the Earl Warren poster was worth the asking price, that one is more common and can be found on some online dealer sites

Are you talking about the one that recently was sold on ebay for $300-350 (buy it now)?
If so, that`s not the one I`m talking about....I think the one on ebay started around $275 or something, the one I`m talking about started at $75 on another auction-site.

I also saw that Vancouver 68 copy, but since it just a copy I didn't feel the need to get it. An original went for about $200 not long ago.

where was that?I know that an auction-site sold an original a few years ago for something like $200-250..

Nice ad, that one guy has a lot. I got some from him, I was able to get him to accept my offers which were like half or less of what he had them listed for.

I knocked off around$100 on that ad.I`m gonna frame that one, definetly

Was the Dallas handbill on Ebay? Mind me asking what you paid? I have a MINT copy and have no idea what it would be worth. I know a poster recently went for about $3500.

I paid $90 for that one, on ebay..it was missing a small piece of the upper left corner and a very small chip was missing on the left side, so it went for a nice price....

The next one I`ll be going after is the handbill for The Doors` appearence at Stony Brook University Men's GymSept. 23rd, 1967...
I bid on a copy approx. two years ago but it slipped through my fingers at the very last moment..It`s not going to happen again

Yes, the Earl Warren that was Buy It Now for $350. I see them for $199. Good deal on the Dallas handbill, still have a link for the auction?

wha happened wrote:Yes, the Earl Warren that was Buy It Now for $350. I see them for $199. Good deal on the Dallas handbill, still have a link for the auction?

the one I was talking about went for $125

Latest purchase, #BG-44 first print poster:

Various ads

Nice items, guys. I'd like to pick up a Dallas '70 handbill someday. What's the size on something like that?

Porsche wrote:Nice items, guys. I'd like to pick up a Dallas '70 handbill someday. What's the size on something like that?

mine is approx 10"x 8"

Funny how the 'purple' poster above shows the name of the band 'Sopwith Camel'.

I just recently heard of them and now have both of their albums. Very interesting stuff!