(OFF) was WOTHEOT, now pure geekspeak

[mike c]

Corrert me if I am wrong, but when "someone" was trying to make me
"feel better" about having been too poor to get his spare
Sweden/Norwegian/Planet Mars "Hawklords" LP, and a passification
attempt was made about how there was nothing unique "going on", I came
back with '"Isn't that a tapered edge on the inner?"

On 3/13/11, mike c <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 3/12/11, Johan Edlundh <joe.e at telia.com> wrote:
>> At 20:36 2011-03-12, you wrote:
>>>On 3/10/11, mike c <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > On 3/10/11, Johan Edlundh <joe.e at telia.com> wrote:
>>> >> At 21:53 2011-03-10, you wrote:
>>> >>>And which brings me back to thinking about a database of all the
>>> >>>matrix numbers and dead-wax comments.
>>> >>
>>> >> Now we're talking geekery.
>>> >> Add label variations, foreign pressings and sleeve differences - How
>>> >> do I contribute?
>>>
>>>Tell us if  QSnC and Astounding exist as Swedish presses!!!
>>>My friend has NO MOTU LP's from there, and (until Wilfried says shut
>>>up), I believe he mentioned he had 1 version.
>>>Don't know what Alfred may have or other kollectors who may lurk.
>>>Those MOTU and ANY Swedish stuff has to be very rare.
>>>I shared some info on the Fame/Liberty UK reissues of MOTHU I know
>>>about, including sticker variants, and the info that came back was
>>>enough to short circuit my brain. as I could have expected.
>>>I give up??
>>
>> I haven't seen any Swedish QS&C.
>> But on the other hand, I've haven't been aware of what the n(c)b sign
>> is saying until just recently.
>> The 25-Years-On and PXR5 n(c)b labels has just been another label
>> variations for me, and a n(c)b label of QS&C *could* have slipped
>> through my hands in the early years of my Hawk Kollecting.
>>
>> The MOTU's is one typical n(c)b, while the other one clearly says
>> "MADE IN SWEDEN" in very small letters above the UA logo on label.
>> And the n(c)b is there too. I believe Wilfreids copy is plain n(c)b.
>> Both these entitys has sleeves that also are printed in Sweden. Back
>> side, down right is an almost unseeable black logo sign on dark
>> background of the SIB TRYCK TUMBA plant. SIB TRYCK was the maker of
>> almost all swedish album sleeves in the 70 and 80:ies. Nowadays
>> they're printing other stuff.
>> http://www.sibtryck.se/
>> There's no sign of Swedish made sleeves for the 25-Years-On and PXR5
>> records.
>>
>> Of course there's the van der Graaf combo too, in the Swedish saga of
>> HW vinyls.
>>
>>
>> Those are the only Swedish entities I'm aware of.
>>
>>
>> Don't you think we need a special forum for geekspeak like this?
>
> Yes but thanks SOOO much for the brilliant job here. Your answer is
> (IMO), a work of art to be admired by all
>