New Deluxe Byrds Book

[Pat Helms]

Ready for a coffee table near you!
https://www.bmgbooks.com/products/the-byrds-1964-1967

[ColinB]

Ready for a coffee table near you!
https://www.bmgbooks.com/products/the-byrds-1964-1967

I got a Page not Found with that link. Try this one -

https://www.bmgbooks.com/browse/bmg-books-gbp/products/the-byrds-1964-1967

You can buy the Super Deluxe Edition with Fine Art Print for a mere £1,300.

[davidmjs]

Ready for a coffee table near you!
https://www.bmgbooks.com/products/the-byrds-1964-1967

I got a Page not Found with that link. Try this one -

https://www.bmgbooks.com/browse/bmg-books-gbp/products/the-byrds-1964-1967

You can buy the Super Deluxe Edition with Fine Art Print for a mere £1,300.

I love the fact how David's squiggle seems to add to the value more than Roger or Chris's.

[Jules Gray]

One hundred nicker for just the standard edition?!

I'm a huge fab, but forget it.

Jules

[John From Austin]

One hundred nicker for just the standard edition?!

I'm a huge fab, but forget it.

Jules

I scored Hillman's scrawl after a show in Austin circa 2018, and picked up an autographed McGuinn CD after his solo show some years earlier. I passed up an opportunity to get my picture with Croz when he was selling photo ops, and now that he's retired from touring it won't come 'round again.

[ColinB]

I love the fact how David's squiggle seems to add to the value more than Roger or Chris's.

It maybe reflects his financial situation. The lack of touring over the last couple of years might have hit him harder than the others.

Years ago I bought a ticket for a Gary Moore gig from a punter outside the venue and found that the support act, Larry McCray, had signed the back. I'd never heard of him but I see he's still going so maybe that ticket could be worth something. Weird that the guy would get his autograph and then sell the ticket.

[Pat Helms]

One hundred nicker for just the standard edition?!

I'm a huge fab, but forget it.

Jules

True, and the exclusion of the slipcover from that option makes me suspicious that the philistines were grasping at anything to justify an upgrade.

[davidmjs]

I love the fact how David's squiggle seems to add to the value more than Roger or Chris's.

It maybe reflects his financial situation. The lack of touring over the last couple of years might have hit him harder than the others.

Years ago I bought a ticket for a Gary Moore gig from a punter outside the venue and found that the support act, Larry McCray, had signed the back. I'd never heard of him but I see he's still going so maybe that ticket could be worth something. Weird that the guy would get his autograph and then sell the ticket.

I think the Croz is surviving... https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/mar/04/david-crosby-sells-music-catalogue-citing-covid-restrictions-on-touring