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if they make 150 i will have to dig the couple i have and stick em on ebay servicemen and popcorn wylie i think mine are

kev

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if they make 150 i will have to dig the couple i have and stick em on ebay servicemen and popcorn wylie i think mine are

kev

I particularly like the "this is the real thing"comment,yes its a real emidisk,the mans a buffoon,i'm off to vinyl carvers pronto

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:unsure::wicked::unsure: morning ted, whats all that about then? used to be able to make them in a little booth on york station biggrin.gif

did you get the whistles in the back ground :shades:

:unsure::wicked::unsure: morning ted, whats all that about then? used to be able to make them in a little booth on york station :shades:

h still got a 5 inch version of earl jackson i did in that booth on york station

IT COULD BE A PROPER ACETATE....TAMLA MOTOWN WAS AFTER ALL PART OF THE E.M.I. GROUP, ALONG WITH COLUMBIA, PARLOPHONE ETC....BEATLES ACETATES WERE ON EMIDISC (E.M.I. DISC) SO IT COULD BE THE REAL DEAL

IT COULD BE A PROPER ACETATE....TAMLA MOTOWN WAS AFTER ALL PART OF THE E.M.I. GROUP, ALONG WITH COLUMBIA, PARLOPHONE ETC....BEATLES ACETATES WERE ON EMIDISC (E.M.I. DISC) SO IT COULD BE THE REAL DEAL

Quite. Not all Emidiscs are bootlegs!

Quite. Not all Emidiscs are bootlegs!

Maybe someone can enlighten me on a point here.........as Mel says...not all Emidiscs are boots........I've seen my fair share of whitelabel cuts that date from around the 70's ie big sounds from those days obviously cut for dj purposes, but as I was still around 12 in 74 I was never familiar with being able to cut my own discs in booths. So my question is, when these discs were cut back in the 70's were they cut in local booths or some other main firm, and therefore did they come with an actual EMIDISC label or just plain white labels which were then written on........most of these sorts of things I have come across from the 70s have tended to have plain white labels with handwritten credits ( I think).........but I'm aware I could be misssing something here??? or were the Emidisc labels ripped off as well.

Hope that makes sense??

Rob

i think it was at clifton hall when i heared some one say " e` me idiot disc" as they looked thro` a small box of tunes. just how would you get two tunes from different major labels on one legit acetate.not saying this has a diffo side but... lets turn it over.

Twink used to have his own lathe to cut emidiscs in his garage and he used to order the blank acetates directly from EMI which came complete with blank EMI white labels I seem to remember.......

Ian D biggrin.gif

Edited by Ian Dewhirst

It's probably a real acetate but the point is, because it's such a common track, it's pretty worthless anyway. Ten quid maybe.

Edited by Pete S

It's probably a real acetate but the pint is, because it's such a common track, it's pretty worthless anyway. Ten quid maybe.

Precisely.

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