Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> $200K - ROTFLMAO
>
> If it cost a nickel to sh*t, I'd have to fart.


LOL. Is that one of those folksy southern expressions Elmo?

Glass Slide Wrote:
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> Well, that rules out Mick as the "owner".
>
> The thing is--if you cannot release this why in
> the world would you drop that kind of money on
> something that could not possibly recoup the
> initial investment?
>
> And Tomcat is right--if you go the "boot"
> route--the torrents would make it virtually
> impossible to break even.
>
> Very strange.......


That's all true,

it's not worth 200.000. because you can't make (much) money on it after buying it.Torrents make pressed CDs a dying spiece.

For a collector to buy this....I don't know, if he/she is really well-of I suppose it's possible, BUT it won't increase it's value like those acetates or stuff like that. We're talking about something closer to audience footage here, it's even silent footage!
There are so many rich people these days, that I suppose it's possible that somebody will buy this stuff...and keep it to himself, and rot away with it.

I offer 100 dollars...is there 2000 other people on this board who'd like to join in ?

You got it, charmed. That's one of the PG-13 rated ones. The R and X rated ones are a whole lot funnier!

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Glass Slide Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well, that rules out Mick as the "owner".
> >
> > The thing is--if you cannot release this why in
> > the world would you drop that kind of money on
> > something that could not possibly recoup the
> > initial investment?
> >
> > And Tomcat is right--if you go the "boot"
> > route--the torrents would make it virtually
> > impossible to break even.
> >
> > Very strange.......
>
>
> That's all true,
>
> it's not worth 200.000. because you can't make
> (much) money on it after buying it.Torrents make
> pressed CDs a dying spiece.
>
> For a collector to buy this....I don't know, if
> he/she is really well-of I suppose it's possible,
> BUT it won't increase it's value like those
> acetates or stuff like that. We're talking about
> something closer to audience footage here, it's
> even silent footage!
> There are so many rich people these days, that I
> suppose it's possible that somebody will buy this
> stuff...and keep it to himself, and rot away with
> it.
>
> I offer 100 dollars...is there 2000 other people
> on this board who'd like to join in ?



If 2,000 of us bid for it, that would mean that even if we all got possession of it for one night each, it would take almost six years for it to get around everyone.

Put me down for 12th July 2012. It'll be a nice way to commemorate the band's 50th anniversary. Although, knowing my luck, I'll have forgotten about it and have bought tickets to see them that night and miss out.