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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JimTheJag wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yeah, like the whole package comes up every day Ducksoup. And most fans can afford it as well, lol.
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patience is the keyword to collecting...
I own this record and it's very rare. Maybe there was some confusion in giving him the right name. Actually it's not a test pressing. The unnumbered copies never came with full set cause they were the copies in excess from the 200 hand numbered limited edition. Of course the vinyl is the same of the numbered version and reports on its label the words limited editions.. they just miss the number cause they were given inside EMI at that time (there's an article from a RC of about 10 years ago where a former EMI enployer told how he got its unnumbered copy. I have both numb and unnumb and they vinyl is the same.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]ferdy wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I own this record and it's very rare. Maybe there was some confusion in giving him the right name. Actually it's not a test pressing. The unnumbered copies never came with full set cause they were the copies in excess from the 200 hand numbered limited edition. Of course the vinyl is the same of the numbered version and reports on its label the words limited editions.. they just miss the number cause they were given inside EMI at that time (there's an article from a RC of about 10 years ago where a former EMI enployer told how he got its unnumbered copy. I have both numb and unnumb and they vinyl is the same.[/QUOTE]

So get it round you, those folk who were too ignorant to search the facts!
So they pressed two hundred, then changed the label for some more, even though they didn't need them?

Does that sound like a likely way of proceeding?
no.. it's more likely that they pressed 250-300 blue records and only numbered 200 copies for the award occasion. There aren't different label or other. Same happened with the purple bohrap. If you look the unnumbered copies deeply they are identical to the numbered version. When I say they are the same I mean that I have compared colour, weight, sharpness of writings in the label, and above all the dna of a record: the matrix numbers in the run-off groove.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]So they pressed two hundred, then changed the label for some more, even though they didn't need them?

Does that sound like a likely way of proceeding?[/QUOTE]

Ferdy, please ignore this ignoramous fuckwit. He thinks he's a smart arse - you know, the kind of person that can get up and talk for a full hour on any given subject, or 2 hours if he actually knew what the fuck he was talking about. He's just trying to be awkward and has been slating me ever since my original post just because he's unaware of the existence of one of the most important pieces of Queen collecting, despite having been a collector for almost 20 years. He knows NOTHING!
Sorry, are you saying I didn't know there was a blue vinyl edition of Bo Rhap or are you saying that the runoff copies made afterwards are the single most treasured Queen item it's possible to have?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sorry, are you saying I didn't know there was a blue vinyl edition of Bo Rhap or are you saying that the runoff copies made afterwards are the single most treasured Queen item it's possible to have?

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I don't think you can read too well. Either that or you're just being purposely thick. Or maybe you're just thick and can't read too well?

Try getting someone to read my last post out to you, maybe they'll tell you that I said that it was one of the most important pieces of collecting (don't know how you could interpret that as "the single most trasured Queen item it's possible to have") and that you were ignorant to it's existence (not that you didn't know that there was a Blue Bo Rhap, I was merely saying that you presumed it would be fake because you didn't know there were further un-numbered copies).

Duh!

What kind of retard are you?

Do me a favour and spontaneously combust, moron.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JimTheJag wrote: [/QUOTENAME] I said that it was one of the most important pieces of collecting /QUOTE]

Oh dear. Define "it" in your sentence above, then hopefully my reply (admittedly with a slight exaggeration in it that seems to have really got under your skin) will become clear.
PG, does your carer know you've been using the internet again? It's somebody else's turn now, the centre is closing soon.....
Ah, ignoring the question...nuff said.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah, ignoring the question...nuff said.[/QUOTE]

Sorry, until they bring out a phrasebook for understanding the retard language you seem to be using, I can't converse with you. I asked the local retard to see if he could interpret in the meantime, but even he was too intelligent to digest what the fuck you are gibbering about.

I'm sorry, I shouldn't speak to you like that, you're more to be pitied than laughed at.

Now do one, asswipe.
Troll alert :-)
The unnumbered blue BoRhap is as Ferdy quoted an overstock-copy. Press-Factories always pressed more records than covers (for example to sort out mispressings). Nothing illegal with it. Collectable especially for those who don't have the money to buy a complete set or at least a set with cover (and outer sleeve)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]tfkrl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The unnumbered blue BoRhap is as Ferdy quoted an overstock-copy. Press-Factories always pressed more records than covers (for example to sort out mispressings). Nothing illegal with it. Collectable especially for those who don't have the money to buy a complete set or at least a set with cover (and outer sleeve)[/QUOTE]

well said.
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