Posted: September 6, 2006 12:28 am
All You Can Eat Buffett!!! (CDs/DVDs, parrotvision videos & assorted bootylegs!) plus side orders (Club Trini, Mac McAnally, Margaritaville Cafe, Peter Mayer) ![[smilie=superkewl.gif]](./images/smilies/superkewl.gif "superkewl")
All the vinyl record albums except Down To Earth, High Cumberland and Rancho Deluxe - I do have Before The Salt. Well, specifically, the ABC/Dunhill editions as well as the MCA rereleases, two versions of A1A (one is a double fold out), and the MCA original releases until the last one, Lizard.
All the CD record studio albums from Down To Earth including Rancho Deluxe through LTC (I lost Christmas Island somehow, I think I brought it to a friend and he misplaced it).
SJPTD, the BBBB sampler, the BBBB box set, two Marg Cafe comps, Before The Beach, the promo CD for Fruitcakes (edit and LP version of the title track only) and A Salty Piece Of Land. I will never buy any of the other compilations - the goofy hits comp from Australia or wherever, all of the Down To Earth - High Cumberland Jubilee comps that keep coming out over and over and over and over - what a waste of time those are! The beauty of the Varese rereleases and Before The Beach are some tunes are different mixes. But those are the best - the original albums with packaging on CD and Jimmy's own Before The Salt.
That silly License To Chill Sports Illusjaded....disc, whatever the hell it is.
The Big Three live albums. Two Tiki Time albums. Fenway.
Mini Matinee, Hawaii and Fenway DVDs. Will wait to get Wrigley - no hurry, the print won't change.
I think that's it. The usual stuff mostly. None of the MCA double album ripoff discs though.
No stinking cassettes. I still have various album comps on cassette - you can't get sued for that I don't know why you said something about lawyers! Are you crazy? Cassettes, CDs - as long as they're blank there's nothing anyone can do - do what you want! You bought them! There royalties (very little) from blank recording media. Comp away! Give 'em to your friends if they like a particular order of tracks. That's the beauty of owning all the albums and making compilations - freedom to listen to them the way you want.