(TV) Sorry / Source of My Confusion

["Casey, Leo J" <Leo.J.Casey@Volpe.dot.gov>]

>Absolutely not. Why would I in the Czech Republic release a crappy sounding 
>bootleg in NY?!!

To devalue the Euro.  :>)

Sorry, if my question seemed dumb or insulting; the source of my confusion was 
that there exists a cd-r (*not* the No Deposit, No Return, which I agree is terrible) 
whose song *titles* [not necessarily the songs'mixes] are the same as the titles of your 
tape with one exception (which is listed (at The Wonder sites Just The Facts Audio 
tapes Section:  

0/00/86  London Sessions 1986; EX (excellent sound); 55 min.; SoundBoard: 
Sixteen Tulips / The Scientist Writes A Letter / The Scientist Writes A Letter / 
Caveman-Flashlight / Vanity Fair / ? / One Time At Sundown / Anna / Vanity Fair / 
Anna / Call Me The / One Time At Sundown http://www.marquee.demon.co.uk/facts/index.htm) , 

*but the cd-r version* is from a completely different (and independent) source than your tape.  

The cd-r was created by a from a Mr. Q___ ,  who used all of the officially released Virgin EP/45 
r.p.m. vinyl versions of these same titles---including the hard to buy 'The Scientist 
Writes A Letter ("The Paris") version--- as his source for the infamous missing "London 
Sessions" aka "1986 Bascombe Sessions."        Leo

----Original Message-----
From: tv-owner@obbard.com [On Behalf Of Philip P. Obbard
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 9:31 AM
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Subject: Re: Still Confused / RE: (TV) Where Did the Vanity Fair Boot Come From?.

--- Cliff McLenehan <klif@volny.cz> wrote:
> What I meant was that any circulating copy of The Bascombe 86 
> London sessions derives from my cassette copy of the sessions which
> I  got in 1987/8. This was taken either from the studio reels or more
> likely a copy of Mark Wallis's reference cassette.

Yes... but the VANITY FAIR CD-R (which you can see here:
http://www.marquee.demon.co.uk/vanity.htm) is *solely* derived from
'official' sources (12" singles, 7" singles, THE MILLER'S TALE, and
CD singles). It is not from the tape you mention.
--Phil

-----Original Message-----
From: tv-owner@obbard.com On Behalf Of Cliff McLenehan
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 8:41 AM
To: tv@obbard.com
Subject: Re: Still Confused / RE: (TV) Where Did the Vanity Fair Boot
Come From?.

>>Erm. Absolutely not. Why would I in the Czech Republic release a 
>>crappy sounding bootleg in NY?!! I'd do it in Germany first (release a 
>>bootleg, but not a crappy sounding one...). I've never seen a copy of 
>>NDNR. It appears to be taken from the Fontana Flashlight promo and 
>>various other official Virgin/Fontana releases. Hey, maybe Heylin's 
>>responsible :-). He had my Virgin 12" singles and never gave them back.

>>What I meant was that any circulating copy of The Bascombe 86 
>>London sessions derives from my cassette copy of the sessions which I 
>>got in 1987/8. This was taken either from the studio reels or more likely 
>>a copy of Mark Wallis's reference cassette.  Cliff
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