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As far as i know, there was no hardback version of this book!
For this one, and the Roy Carr 's one, i have found a bookbinder who had made a nice work for 10 euros for both books by sticking the pages again and reinforced the binding.
Because, it 's the main defect of these two books.
HMN
Yes there was (at approximately twice the price of the softback version), but unfortunately I settled for the cheaper version.
...still, it was a fiver well spent.
Are you sure it's not a self-made one?
I'm askin this question, because i've bought the book when it was released , never heard and never seen a hardback version.
But you could be right, i know that when a book is edited a few copy are edited
as" special- deluxe" releases for the publisher, the writers ...
There must be a few only, and if it's only twice the price it's worth the purchase!
HMN
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1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
Green Lady
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Date: October 4, 2009 22:56
I've recently discovered Oxfam's online second-hand bookshop: it's well worth checking out every so often to see what's appeared (I recently found the Gus Coral "Black & White Blues" there). Currently they have a copy (one only) of the Terry Southern/Annie Leibowicz 1975 Tour book: First come first served!
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Re: 1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
Glam Descendant
()
Date: October 4, 2009 23:00
Was there a hardback version of this book?
Re: 1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: October 4, 2009 23:09
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Glam Descendant
Was there a hardback version of this book?
As far as i know, there was no hardback version of this book!
For this one, and the Roy Carr 's one, i have found a bookbinder who had made a nice work for 10 euros for both books by sticking the pages again and reinforced the binding.
Because, it 's the main defect of these two books.
HMN
Re: 1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
Glam Descendant
()
Date: October 5, 2009 00:02
Yeah, mine's falling apart.
Re: 1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
NICOS
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Date: October 5, 2009 00:41
I got a few books that' falling apart, makes it easy when you want to scan them though
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Re: 1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
Barn Owl
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Date: October 5, 2009 01:06
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Glam Descendant
Was there a hardback version of this book?
Yes there was (at approximately twice the price of the softback version), but unfortunately I settled for the cheaper version.
...still, it was a fiver well spent.
Re: 1975 Rolling Stones On Tour: Buy this one and support Oxfam
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: October 5, 2009 01:34
Quote
Barn OwlQuote
Glam Descendant
Was there a hardback version of this book?
Yes there was (at approximately twice the price of the softback version), but unfortunately I settled for the cheaper version.
...still, it was a fiver well spent.
Are you sure it's not a self-made one?
I'm askin this question, because i've bought the book when it was released , never heard and never seen a hardback version.
But you could be right, i know that when a book is edited a few copy are edited
as" special- deluxe" releases for the publisher, the writers ...
There must be a few only, and if it's only twice the price it's worth the purchase!
HMN
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