Req - Men & Horses, Hoops & Garters

[mitchellmichael]

Cool all! Thanks for the work and the post!

[returntopepperland]

Had this in mp3 for god knows how many thousands of years. Huge thanks for the FLAC version!

[Alessandro Rocchi]

Thank you very much, MojoFilter!

[Claude_de_Faux]

Thank you very much !

[Rui]

What Label Is This Under?

[yymca6]

And the answer is http://www.beatleg.info/music/docs/beat ... 092cdr.htm

[mojofilter]

That Beatfile issue is a pirate. This set was originally sent out by mail tree in 2001. I'm sure now that I was on that tree. There was no label name identified on the packaging or disc label. All I remember about it is that it was assembled by several collectors, including a guy whose username was Veech.

You're welcome, guys, glad I could help out!

[yymca6]

That Beatfile issue is a pirate. This set was originally sent out by mail tree in 2001. I'm sure now that I was on that tree. There was no label name identified on the packaging or disc label. All I remember about it is that it was assembled by several collectors, including a guy whose username was Veech.

You're welcome, guys, glad I could help out!

Which proves that Discogs is not always a good info source. Thanks mojo!

[thewarpedvinyljunkie]

Discogs is only as good as the people who post there...but sometimes not even that good. I know there are people out there who have never seen copies of some of the releases posted there, who claim that the posters did not do an accurate job of posting, and downvote them, changing important (and accurate) information in the process. I've been on the "Contributor Improvement Program" list for about 3-4 years because some techno goober was convinced that Lesley Gore's "Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows," or something else like it, was an "EP," and managed to downvote my changing it (repeatedly) to "single" often enough that I was barred from editing. That's okay, though...gives me more time to work on collecting.

But, yeah, if someone had the "Beatfile" copy of this, and posted it...and no one else posted anything about a set of files traded via tree...then it would be the only listing for it. The site only lists (as I remember) one "counterfeit" version of "Introducing the Beatles," but I have at least two counterfeits (early '70s and late '70s) in my possession, very different from each other.

But, Yves, your link was to http://www.beatleg.info/music/docs/beat ... 092cdr.htm and not Discogs!

[InnerLight]

That Beatfile issue is a pirate. This set was originally sent out by mail tree in 2001. I'm sure now that I was on that tree. There was no label name identified on the packaging or disc label. All I remember about it is that it was assembled by several collectors, including a guy whose username was Veech.

You're welcome, guys, glad I could help out!

100%. I wasn't on the tree but the original was just a non-label fan compilation. I think I originally got it off of Usenet as mp3, and then on the old BZ I posted that asking for FLAC upgrade which is what I posted here.