Maybe the guy who did the music to Mad Max was at the Jazz Tour sitting next to the owner of the record and had a sharpee...
onevsion · Member since
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BM's signature looks very suspicious!
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Indeed. I'd say it's fake.
Jjeroen · Member since
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[b]Ducksoup wrote: [/b]
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[b]Jjeroen wrote: [/b]
BM's signature looks very suspicious!
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Indeed. I'd say it's fake.
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...and all of the sudden the seller deleted his post....
Hmmm...
onevsion · Member since
haha....
bye bye samuel!
Jjeroen · Member since
Pitty... the signature on the napkin that record was lying on DID look like a genuine BM signature from that era.
samuel · Member since
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Pitty... the signature on the napkin that record was lying on DID look like a genuine BM signature from that era. [/QUOTE]
yeap !
it looks GENUINE to me !!!
ferdy · Member since
the smile 45 was auctioned some weeks ago togheter with other memorabilia from late 70's. The collection was from two twin sister who met the band several times during Killers and Game tour in USA. I myself took some items from the seller who was not very consciouness of what he had. So Samuel did not specify the source and considering that signing on a narrow places like a label is very hard, I still believe that this item could be genuine. Also, if I want to fake something I dont ruin a very rare single like that.That's just my opinion... I also would prefer a clear and perfect signature on an item like that. As Jeroen said the custom single cover reports a great example of Brian 77-80 signature style.
Mr. Scully · Member since
The signature on the sleeve is definitely genuine, the signature on the record itself is definitely fake.
