Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least a
minimal but continuing response.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around and
listening to.

--


Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

301-585-4681
Purchase your copy of the Fifth of RAP CD set at www.recaudiopro.net. See
how far $25 really goes.

This may sound stupid, but the main reason I havent listened is becuase
the credits are printed n the CDs themselves. I guess i could listen to
them as 5 albums, but I don't really have them time. I'm most itnerested
in connecting music to people/posters/names and I can't follow the credits
when the CD is in the player. I was very excited wehn I first got them and
did check out a few tracks based on who's work I wanted to check out, but
I haven't had the time to transcribe the credits and sit back and listen
the way I'd like to.



In article , "Roger W. Norman"
wrote:

Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least a
minimal but continuing response.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around and
listening to.



www.monsterisland.com

In rec.audio.pro, (Mike Caffrey) wrote:


This may sound stupid, but the main reason I havent listened is becuase
the credits are printed n the CDs themselves. I guess i could listen to
them as 5 albums, but I don't really have them time. I'm most itnerested
in connecting music to people/posters/names and I can't follow the credits
when the CD is in the player. I was very excited wehn I first got them and
did check out a few tracks based on who's work I wanted to check out, but
I haven't had the time to transcribe the credits and sit back and listen
the way I'd like to.

That same info on the CD's is also on a website. If you have a web
browser and printer, it's very easy. Go to:
http://www.recaudiopro.net
Click on RAP CDs
Click on set five
At the top, click on a disc number, 1 thru 5. You will see all the
submitters' names and track names for that disc. You can print that
out, and furthermore, click on a submitter's name or the track name to
display the notes the submitter wrote for that track.
So you've just run out of excuses...

By my count, there are only nine tracks that don't (yet) have
"liner notes" out of over 100 tracks, so the RAP 5 set has over 90
recordings with descriptions of how they were recorded. Clicking on
order shows the price at $20 (walk into Wal-Mart or Wherehouse and see
if you can find 90 songs, with or without recording notes, for $20),
but I'm sure Harvey still has his "special" deal going, with or
without "set four," Scott's 10th Anniversary RAP LP (it even has
leadout notes!). What's that special again, Harvey?

"Mike Caffrey" wrote in message
...

This may sound stupid, but the main reason I havent listened is becuase
the credits are printed n the CDs themselves. I guess i could listen to
them as 5 albums, but I don't really have them time. I'm most itnerested
in connecting music to people/posters/names and I can't follow the
credits
when the CD is in the player. I was very excited wehn I first got them
and
did check out a few tracks based on who's work I wanted to check out, but
I haven't had the time to transcribe the credits and sit back and listen
the way I'd like to.

If you have a Xerox style copier handy you could probably print out a
couple of paper prints pretty quickly. Just a different way of copying
CDs.

dtk

Would be cool if some samples of each cd were posted. I would be interested
but would like to hear few samples to know how the cds are like !

Erik.

"Roger W. Norman" wrote in message
...
Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those
checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least
a
minimal but continuing response.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this
every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of
transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it
being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not
worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around
and
listening to.

--


Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

301-585-4681
Purchase your copy of the Fifth of RAP CD set at www.recaudiopro.net. See
how far $25 really goes.

"Erik" wrote:

Would be cool if some samples of each cd were posted. I would be interested
but would like to hear few samples to know how the cds are like !

Erik,

That's kinda hard to do, since there's about 100+ different contributors to the
last R.A.P. set. Why not just go to http://www.recaudiopro.net and look at the
liner notes for the whole set?

I mean, geez, "A Fifth of RAP" is only $20 for all five, 78-minute CDs, and that
includes airmail shipping to anywhere in the world. Take a chance. If you
don't like it, send it back, and I'll refund your money.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

You can order using paypal at: http://www.paypal.com

Put "5th of RAP" in the subject line, put your name and address in the comments
box, and make the payment to:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

You can also send the money (US funds - cash, check, or money order), and a
return address label for each set ordered to:

rec.audio.pro
P.O. Box 888
Krum, TX 76249

Make checks and money orders payable to: rec.audio.pro.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

"RAP 10th Anniversary LP" $7 (Add $3 for overseas shipping)

Send orders and payment to:

Kludge Audio
Box 1229
Williamsburg, VA. 23187-1229


Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

"Roger W. Norman" wrote:

Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least a
minimal but continuing response.

Minimal would barely cover the description for the number of sets sold. "Very
slow trickle" would be better.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

There hasn't been any interest in buying, commenting on, or reviewing the sets.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

Yup, as always, an amazing collection, from some amazing individuals here.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around and
listening to.

And it's only $20 for a set (for all five, 78-minute CDs), and that includes
airmail shipping to anywhere in the world.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
You can order using paypal at: http://www.paypal.com

Put "5th of RAP" in the subject line, put your name and address in the comments
box, and make the payment to:

You can also send the money (US funds - cash, check, or money order), and a
return address label for each set ordered to:

rec.audio.pro
P.O. Box 888
Krum, TX 76249

Make checks and money orders payable to: rec.audio.pro.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Scott's "RAP 10th Anniversary LP" is only $7 (Add $3 for overseas shipping)

Send payments and orders for the "RAP 10th Anniversary LP" to:

Kludge Audio
Box 1229
Williamsburg, VA. 23187-1229
Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

"Harvey Gerst" wrote in message
news
Minimal would barely cover the description for the number of sets sold.
"Very
slow trickle" would be better.

Utterly bamboozling!

Every lurker on this group should grab a set, y'know an hour of listening
with the ability to find out how it was done is worth more than DAYS of
reading posts.

I can't begin to tell you how much I've learned from the CD's / liner notes.
Oh, and if the liner notes don't tell you exactly what you want to know, you
can just email the author. I've done this on a couple of cuts, (thanks
guys).

Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...



And it's only $20 for a set (for all five, 78-minute CDs), and that
includes
airmail shipping to anywhere in the world.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
You can order using paypal at: http://www.paypal.com

Put "5th of RAP" in the subject line, put your name and address in the
comments
box, and make the payment to:

You can also send the money (US funds - cash, check, or money order), and
a
return address label for each set ordered to:

rec.audio.pro
P.O. Box 888
Krum, TX 76249

Make checks and money orders payable to: rec.audio.pro.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-

Scott's "RAP 10th Anniversary LP" is only $7 (Add $3 for overseas
shipping)

Send payments and orders for the "RAP 10th Anniversary LP" to:

Kludge Audio
Box 1229
Williamsburg, VA. 23187-1229
Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set

Me... I bought two sets, so neener-neener-neener. ;-)

and why isn't there any conversation about it?

Couldn't tell ya. I've enjoyed listening to it, though.

NeilH

They are better than anything you can buy at music stores..and have
fantastic variety...I have bought the different sets that Harvey had and am
very pleased

"Erik" wrote in message
...
Would be cool if some samples of each cd were posted. I would be
interested
but would like to hear few samples to know how the cds are like !

"NeilH011" wrote in message
...
So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set

Me... I bought two sets, so neener-neener-neener. ;-)


HAH! I bought four sets. One for me and one each for the other guys in my
band that are into recording.

John L Rice

"Erik" wrote in message ...
Would be cool if some samples of each cd were posted. I would be interested
but would like to hear few samples to know how the cds are like !

Erik, trust me when I say that this is a _very_ low risk transaction.
I honestly can't imagine that you won't find $20 worth of good music
on these discs. And I haven't even heard all of the discs yet. Just
buy yourself a set. You'll be glad you did. Take it easy. -Paul

"Roger W. Norman" wrote in message
...
Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those
checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least
a
minimal but continuing response.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this
every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of
transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it
being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not
worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around
and
listening to.



I bought a set. Of course it took for-freekin-ever for the damn thing to
arrive thru customs.... hey coulda been an encrypted Sadam Hussein recording
or something, right? Anyway, it's an AMAZING set of recordings and a
must-listen.

--
Steve Holt
INNER MUSIC
Music Creation & Production
http://www.inner-music.com
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/steveholt

Me... I bought two sets, so neener-neener-neener. ;-)


HAH! I bought four sets. One for me and one each for the other guys in my
band that are into recording.



Curses.
Foiled again.

--
Steve Holt
INNER MUSIC
Music Creation & Production
http://www.inner-music.com
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/steveholt

"Erik" wrote in message ...
Would be cool if some samples of each cd were posted. I would be interested
but would like to hear few samples to know how the cds are like !

Erik.

I'm sorry, but....how cheap can you get? Spend the few dollars,
support the efforts, enjoy the discs, and maybe you'll even learn
something.

"Off Hugo" wrote in message
I'm sorry, but....how cheap can you get? Spend the few dollars,
support the efforts, enjoy the discs, and maybe you'll even learn
something.

He's waiting to download them off Kazaa.

The jewel case covers are on the site below (in my sig), which only have to
be printed and there you have it.

--


Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio
Purchase your copy of the Fifth of RAP CD set at www.recaudiopro.net. See
how far $25 really goes.




"dt king" wrote in message
link.net...
"Mike Caffrey" wrote in message
...

This may sound stupid, but the main reason I havent listened is becuase
the credits are printed n the CDs themselves. I guess i could listen to
them as 5 albums, but I don't really have them time. I'm most itnerested
in connecting music to people/posters/names and I can't follow the
credits
when the CD is in the player. I was very excited wehn I first got them
and
did check out a few tracks based on who's work I wanted to check out,
but
I haven't had the time to transcribe the credits and sit back and listen
the way I'd like to.

If you have a Xerox style copier handy you could probably print out a
couple of paper prints pretty quickly. Just a different way of copying
CDs.

dtk

I bought 2 sets.

-Rob

John L Rice wrote:
"NeilH011" wrote in message
...

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set

Me... I bought two sets, so neener-neener-neener. ;-)



HAH! I bought four sets. One for me and one each for the other guys in my
band that are into recording.

John L Rice

"Thomas Bishop" wrote in message y.com...
"Off Hugo" wrote in message
I'm sorry, but....how cheap can you get? Spend the few dollars,
support the efforts, enjoy the discs, and maybe you'll even learn
something.

He's waiting to download them off Kazaa.



Ain't gonna happen...

Well, whatever works...
--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com

"Chris Smalt" wrote in message
...

Oh, and if the liner notes don't tell you exactly what you want to know,
you
can just email the author. I've done this on a couple of cuts, (thanks
guys).


So *that's* why there's so little discussion in the newsgroup.


Chris

On Tue, 12 Aug 2003 18:14:18 +0200, Vladan wrote:

I bought 3, I'm better than you, but than I sold 2 (for no profit
though).

To performers of my entries, just to add.
Vladan
www.geocities.com/vla_dan_l
www.mp3.com/lesly , www.mp3.com/shook , www.mp3.com/lesly2
www.kunsttick.com/artists/vuskovic/indexdat.htm

I just ordered the set. I´m located in Spain, so I guess I can expect
it to take ages to make it through customs. In any case I´m looking
forward to hearing what so many knowledgeable folks actually have
done. Especially since I have benifited so much from the information
given on this group.

Ethan Winogrand
Spokes Studio
Oviedo, Spain

"Steve Holt" wrote in message ...
"Roger W. Norman" wrote in message
...
Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those
checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least
a
minimal but continuing response.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this
every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of
transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it
being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not
worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around
and
listening to.



I bought a set. Of course it took for-freekin-ever for the damn thing to
arrive thru customs.... hey coulda been an encrypted Sadam Hussein recording
or something, right? Anyway, it's an AMAZING set of recordings and a
must-listen.

OK, OK, I just ordered my set based on the strength of your post. I'm a
home recordist in New Zealand in the middle of building a modest home
studio. I've been doing recording to hard disk for about 10 years, but have
never had a good "space" to record or mix. All that is changing now, and
I'm ready to get serious about pushing myself further.

I'm a newbie to this group and have been watching from the side lines for
about six months. I promise to discus the RAP set once I've had some time
to review it.

Thanks for the "push" ;o)

Bill Ruys.

"Roger W. Norman" wrote in message
...
Hey, Harvey (I could have asked you privately, but what the hell), how are
the sales of the FIFTH OF RAP CD going? I was wondering because, once
again, here we are in August, which is usually the point where thoughts
about another compilation pop up, and it appears to me if you didn't sell
enough then we need to start banging on the group again to get those
checks
into you. I've been promoting it here everytime I can point someone to an
example, which is what it's for, so I'm hoping that you've gotten at least
a
minimal but continuing response.

And I can tell the rest of you guys that if we have to wait to do this
every
other year, then I'm not likely going to be doing the next set of
transfers
and track organization (well, that which doesn't get changed by Harvey!
g). Not a threat, but if people are just going to sit an support it
being
done but not support the efforts by purchasing it, then it's just not
worth
doing it again, even with the absolutely tremendous music presented.

So let's see a show of hands from the class. Who's bought the CD set and
why isn't there any conversation about it? Seems like another one went by
without as much attention to it as to Arnold throwing his hat in the ring.

You guys who haven't purchased don't know what you're missing. Good stuff
here, as it has been time and time again.

So here's an idea to you guys that have purchased the set/s before, let's
all include the URL of www.recaudiopro.net in a signature with some
reference to the CD's availability. Give some of the newbies an extremely
good set of examples of techniques by continuing to support EVEN MORE RAP
CDs. Those of you who have bought a set, consider buying one for a friend
who enjoys good music. These CDs are even good for just sitting around
and
listening to.

--


Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

301-585-4681
Purchase your copy of the Fifth of RAP CD set at www.recaudiopro.net. See
how far $25 really goes.

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

--
Aaron J. Grier | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." |
"someday the industry will have throbbing frontal lobes and will be able
to write provably correct software. also, I want a pony." -- Zach Brown

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

--
Aaron J. Grier | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." |
"someday the industry will have throbbing frontal lobes and will be able
to write provably correct software. also, I want a pony." -- Zach Brown

(Aaron J. Grier) wrote:

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets left.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

(Aaron J. Grier) wrote:

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets left.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

Harvey Gerst wrote:
(Aaron J. Grier) wrote:

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets left.

I have more LPs than that! People should buy BOTH!
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

Harvey Gerst wrote:
(Aaron J. Grier) wrote:

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets left.

I have more LPs than that! People should buy BOTH!
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets
left.


I need to get one Harvey..what is the website again.?


John A. Chiara
SOS Recording Studio
Live Sound Inc.
Albany, NY
www.sosrecording.net
518-449-1637

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets
left.


I need to get one Harvey..what is the website again.?


John A. Chiara
SOS Recording Studio
Live Sound Inc.
Albany, NY
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"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message
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I have more LPs than that! People should buy BOTH!

I have, and love, both.

"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message
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I have more LPs than that! People should buy BOTH!

I have, and love, both.

(Blind Joni) wrote:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets
left.


I need to get one Harvey..what is the website again.?

http://www.recaudiopro.net is the rap group's page for all things r.a.p.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

(Blind Joni) wrote:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets
left.


I need to get one Harvey..what is the website again.?

http://www.recaudiopro.net is the rap group's page for all things r.a.p.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

On 17 Oct 2003 14:33:33 -0400, (Scott Dorsey) wrote:

Harvey Gerst wrote:
(Aaron J. Grier) wrote:

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets left.

I have more LPs than that! People should buy BOTH!
--scott

Set 3 was called RAP3Times, right?

The vinyl is set 4?

The set 5 is more CDs?

Is there a way I can send a money order or something, in $US I guess, for 4 and 5? (I have rap3times)

That would be $30US I guess?


Please post the answer, no Email as I am being trolled!

thanks!

Bob Flint wrote:

(Scott Dorsey) wrote:

Harvey Gerst wrote:
(Aaron J. Grier) wrote:

John Cafarella wrote:
Oh yeah, and they're cool listening in the car too...

just remember the "surprise" on scott's track. it almost made my wife
jump out of her skin. (:

The sales are still pretty disappointing. I have about 150 (or more) sets left.

I have more LPs than that! People should buy BOTH!
--scott

Set 3 was called RAP3Times, right?

Right, we're out of those.

The vinyl is set 4?

Yup.

The set 5 is more CDs?

5 full length CDs in set 5.

Is there a way I can send a money order or something, in $US I guess, for 4 and 5? (I have rap3times)
Please post the answer, no Email as I am being trolled!

Just go to: http://www.recaudiopro.net - all the order info is there.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/