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  sidewinder said:

And the booklet is only VG+ :blink:

It's been changed. It is not OOP anymore but they are still at $149.99! :)

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OMG!! :blink::blink:

Exhibit A: Don Cherry Live At The Montmartre 1965 Magnetic Records - Volume 2 MRCD 112 German Import CD rare!!

(only $178.50, plus shipping). :o

Makes volume one (from the same seller) look like a bargain...

Exhibit B: Don Cherry Live At The Montmartre 1965 Magnetic Records - Volume 1 MRCD 111 German Import CD rare!!

(only $52.00, plus shipping).

Hell, at those prices -- the shipping ought to be FREE!!!

FYI, I've got both discs (original, silver-disc issue from the early 90's), if anybody wants both of them for only $200.00. :w

(Plus shipping, of course. :g )

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  Stefan Wood said:

The cult of Sonny Clark weaves its bidding magic once again!

Well .. as a DeFranco fan, I think that his prowess might also have something to do with it, too!

I am intrigued by this price, because all of this material has been reissued in the last few years on very cheap sets (but good quality audio) by the Spanish and Andorrean labels ...

I own a pristine LP set, which I can no longer play ... I wonder what that would be worth today?

... and thanks to the kind Organissimo friend who made me a CDR of this set, which I can play!

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Actually, I speculate in limited releases on occassion. I thought the Dead Filmore box to be a no brainer, but had no idea it would sell out in pre-sale! Looks like they really underestimated the market on it.

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  Peter said:

Actually, I speculate in limited releases on occassion. I thought the Dead Filmore box to be a no brainer, but had no idea it would sell out in pre-sale! Looks like they really underestimated the market on it.

That $330 is way down from the highs ($470?) a few weeks back when folks were selling off their boxes before they'd even been received. These guy's will probably pull a Toshiba and re-issue the 'limited edition' box.

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They swear they are not going to reissue the box set (I believe them, after all they're not part of this administration), but are going to sell the four original nights as digital downloads.

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  BFrank said:

  ASNL77 said:
It seems to me that prices of Mosaic sets have gone done significantly in the past two months. Even sets such as the Larry Young, Mc Lean, Art Blakey, Andrew Hill, Shorty Rogers, Phil Woods, Maynard Ferguson etc are selling for much less than they used to a few months ago! Any idea why?

I've been wondering about that myself. Couldn't figure out if it was because a lot of that music has been released since they went OOP, or what.

End of world nearing. (?)

Zeno

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  sidewinder said:

If my memory is right the Phillips/Ventura set went OOP with somewhat under 2000 copies sold, which may have influenced the price a bit. Over $600 is still totally crazy.

I didn't realize that Mosaic sets went OOP before they reached their stated limited edition size of 3000, 5000, 7500, 10000 or whatever. Maybe this is just the loophole Mosaic needs to justify bringing back some OOP sets which did not originally meet their goals, like the Shorty Rogers or others. hmmmmm?

I guess we all have our stories of Mosaic sets we spaced out on, procrastinated too long on, or mistakenly thought we didn't want. I have very many on LP and some on CD from when they first came out, and mostly regret the Shorty Rogers (125) and the Johnny Hodges (126). Most others I either have or do not regret. An aquaintance had the 3 vols. of Commodore, so I didn't feel the need, and that was way too many sides!

Zeno

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  Zeno said:

I didn't realize that Mosaic sets went OOP before they reached their stated limited edition size of 3000, 5000, 7500, 10000 or whatever. Maybe this is just the loophole Mosaic needs to justify bringing back some OOP sets which did not originally meet their goals, like the Shorty Rogers or others. hmmmmm?

I believe the licensing agreement dictates not only a specific maximum number of copies, but also a time limit, whichever comes first. Hence, certain sets will go out of print having sold fewer than the maximum allowed.

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  Stereojack said:

  Zeno said:

I didn't realize that Mosaic sets went OOP before they reached their stated limited edition size of 3000, 5000, 7500, 10000 or whatever. Maybe this is just the loophole Mosaic needs to justify bringing back some OOP sets which did not originally meet their goals, like the Shorty Rogers or others. hmmmmm?

I believe the licensing agreement dictates not only a specific maximum number of copies, but also a time limit, whichever comes first. Hence, certain sets will go out of print having sold fewer than the maximum allowed.

It also depends on the particular set as to whether and by how much its license limits time in addition to quantity, as the Mosaic site states:

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The leases vary in detail, but in every case there's a cap on either the number of units we are allowed to manufacture or the number of years we're allowed to offer the set for sale.

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