"I think we might have underestimated this release"

[QUOTE] [b]*goodco* wrote:[/b]

Greg, I think you overestimated the gullibility of most fans.

Out of loyalty to a local record shop, I bought the 2 disc set for $24, instead of the approx. $19 on line offerings. Adding the Deep Cuts version of TMOTBQ to 'complete' the set, I am thrilled. I no longer have to listen to the crappy youtube versions I converted eons ago.

For only double the price, I could have had the 6 disc box set. I passed.

I would have gladly paid $29 for a 3 disc set, with the complete Golders Green concert as the third disc.

Just thought you'd like to know. As is, I'll continue to listen to what I converted from youtube of that concert, above to very good quality.[/QUOTE]

Agreed ... I only bought the two disk version. For Hammersmith, I only bought the CD (I skipped the DVD, Blu-Ray and box set). However, I did buy the Rainbow box set.

The sleeve notes repeated the old fallacy that Smile's version of DAR was sung soley by Tim Staffell. In actual fact, it's a duet between Tim and Roger.

Where is Good old-fashioned lover boy???

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[b]silver_salmon wrote: [/b] Where is Good old-fashioned lover boy???[/QUOTE]

It was never part of the BBC sessions.  It was from Top of the Pops.

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[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]

[b]silver_salmon wrote: [/b] Where is Good old-fashioned lover boy???[/QUOTE]

It was never part of the BBC sessions.  It was from Top of the Pops.[/QUOTE]

But it's not exclusively BBC sessions. The box, as we know, has the live crap and interviews. As GOFLB was performed at the BBC for a BBC show, the question is valid, is it not?

[QUOTE] [b]Thistleboy1980 wrote:[/b]

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[b]Panchgani wrote: [/b] [QUOTE]

[b]silver_salmon wrote: [/b] Where is Good old-fashioned lover boy???[/QUOTE]

It was never part of the BBC sessions.  It was from Top of the Pops.[/QUOTE]

But it's not exclusively BBC sessions. The box, as we know, has the live crap and interviews. As GOFLB was performed at the BBC for a BBC show, the question is valid, is it not?[/QUOTE]

Of course.

But the theme of the box set was radio sessions, not TV performances.