HW: Reissues

[mike coleman]

Vintage Vinyl is good if you have somebody else's money to meet his demand
I cut him off, just extra baggage to a HW blood-hound like me
Chris, as it turns out, had his HW collecting tied in with his mental
therapy
might never have been quite as much a fan as we thought
glad my evil influence didn't cost him his phone-career
his bad habits came and went while my own were steadfast
I wish I still had my best copy of Electric Tepee vinyl that you so
graciously supplied me
I'll' be emailing you direct soon, will relax from the excitement for the
moment
don't worry about the other forums, this was the first, and has people that
never even cared to be part of an online human-collection
It is also monitored from
on high through secret routes that I am privy too
ahhh, life is grand as Steve Pond once declared and I was jealous at the
time he said that

On 2/6/09, Lost Johnny <busterpepper at midwaynet.net> wrote:
>
> Mike ,Its been a few years since I talked to him ,but he did still have
> his snake . And he was still working for the phone company as a lineman .I
> don't think he would get rid of that snake but you never know. He loved
> collecting Hawkwind at one time too ,and then overnight kind of just
> stopped
> . If you told me then that he would stop collecting  Hawkwind ,I wouldn't
> have believed it .If I remember right ,you got quite a few of his rare
> things when he got rid of them. I did get a few though ,as did Jim Collins
> and Brian Perrera and maybe even Fred and John too. I do remember him
> flying
> to your house in Texas and also flying out to Brian's house before he had
> Cleopatra records going . He sure made Steve from Vintage Vinyl happy with
> all his purchases too . Vintage Vinyl could really get some good stuff too
> ,but was always kind of high priced though.
>