eiricd
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best boots from the various marks??
what are the best boots from the various marks??
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1/11/2003, 23:11
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Milan Fahrnholz
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Re: best boots from the various marks??
Mark 1: Inglewood
Mark 2: Ultimate Danish Yodel
Mark 3: From the few I have: Burnt Purple
Mark 4: Only have two
Mark 5: Only have one
Mark 6: Emptiness, Eagles And Snow(Flying In A Purple Dream comes very close)
Mark 7: Regensburg ´99
Mark 8/7: Here Be Friends, Here Be Heros
Mark 8: Only have one
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1/11/2003, 23:28
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Re: best boots from the various marks??
You can get a rather extensive list and all sorts of opinions as answers to your query, Eiricd. The only one that's not really too arguable at this point would be the "Inglewood '68" boot of MkI.
I'll try to put one together of my personal favorites, some of which are so old they're on vinyl - with all the cracks and pops intact. I like to think of them as "atmospheric" whenever I pop in a cassette copy of them to listen to...
Seriously though, most of the problem lies in picking only one out of the sheer volume of bootlegs that each Mk has generated. I mean for some of them a "Top 10" list may be more appropriate!
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7/11/2003, 15:51
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Re: best boots from the various marks??
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MrEd45 wrote:
You can get a rather extensive list and all sorts of opinions as answers to your query, Eiricd. The only one that's not really too arguable at this point would be the "Inglewood '68" boot of MkI.
I'll try to put one together of my personal favorites, some of which are so old they're on vinyl - with all the cracks and pops intact. I like to think of them as "atmospheric" whenever I pop in a cassette copy of them to listen to...
Seriously though, most of the problem lies in picking only one out of the sheer volume of bootlegs that each Mk has generated. I mean for some of them a "Top 10" list may be more appropriate!
Back on the old forum, and long before I caught the 'bootleg bug', I remember naively posting the question, 'How many versions of SOTW do you have', thinking maybe there might just be a few more than on official releases! When folk started replying, 'oh, about 198', I didn't believe them  Fortunately I'm not quite so ignorant now....
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7/11/2003, 18:25
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