bootlegs from Japan

Does anyone knows anything about the new bootlegs from Japan. I taking about the ones with a black cover with a little photo in the coner.
How many different ones and how many was pressed?
Always expensive as hell on Ebay.
Maybe BB knows something?

Cheers

Jess

my assumption there are as many "pressed" as the bootleggers want there to be.

In my history of dealing with the bootleggers, they burn on blank cds, print "nice artwork" and charge the arm and a leg for under 1$ worth of materials.

The last round of bootleg items I remember seeing out there was the Nashvillains in Japan and Europe for sale in some places.

Of course, never purchased, as they were charging around 25-45 a cd, and we were all waiting for the Red Hot and Live! disc.

But still, doesn't take away from the intrigue wanting to see what is out there and what people will release...

-bk

Since Jess is inquiring, when he says "pressed" I think he actually means pressed, as in vinyl. I've seen the vinyl boots, too, and would like to know more as well.

In this quick-n-easy world of CD burning and downloading, vinyl boots are becoming more precious all the time.

*For entertainment purposes only*-billy

Rickabilly wrote:

Since Jess is inquiring, when he says "pressed" I think he actually means pressed, as in vinyl. I've seen the vinyl boots, too, and would like to know more as well.

In this quick-n-easy world of CD burning and downloading, vinyl boots are becoming more precious all the time.

*For entertainment purposes only*-billy

Your so right about vinyl

Oh no not more talk of that lovely black plastic stuff!

The Wee Mark requires a new cartridge for his Linn Sondek

The world of dynovecter awaits when funds allow.

Mark

I've got my vinyl on the wall!! I wouldnt dare try to spin precious LPs with
two young boys on the prowl!! Just yesterday I found one tryin' to pull down
one of his picks from #13 to use it...AAAAGGGHHHhhh!

Sorry that I arrive a bit late to this topic but I'll tell you Rass:
there's a hell lot of bootlegs on LP but imo, I don't consider them as such.
There are also many CDR bootlegs at an extremely high price.
If you want to know how many SILVER CD bootlegs do exist of Setzer, here goes the list:

Setzer solo:
-Lonely Cat (Passaic, NJ - 20.4.86)
-Nervous Breakdown (Mansfield, MA -15.7.88)

68 CBS / Trio
-Chicago 2001 (Chicago, IL - 20.7.01)
-Rockabilly Dynamite (Hamburg, GER - 4.10.01)
-Nashville 2003 (Nashville, TN - 16.7.03, can't remember the exact date, guess that's the one!)

BSO
-Rockabilly Roots OK (Tokyo, JAP 1.4.94)
-Boogie Night (Minneapolis, MN - 16.10.96)
-Swingin' Around The Boogie (Amsterdam, HOL - 11.3.99)
-King Of Cool (Dusseldorf, GER - 9.3.99)
-Stray Cat Swing (Tokyo, JAP - 2.11.99 - there is also a CDR copy... this one is really really hard to get, I mean, the silver CD edition)
-King of Rock N Roll (Tokyo, JAP - 25.2.01 - same comments as above)
-A Girl From Nantucket (Nantucket, MA - 20.6.02 , guess this is the right date)
-Indio 2002 (Coachella, CA - 18.12.02)
-Merry Xmas Mr Brian (Tokyo, JAP - 29.11.04)

These are all SILVER CD, the rest... are shitty CDRs that in my opinion, despite all the great design, is not worth buying them. 40, 50 bucks for a CDR copy, something that you can do at home?? No way!!

If you need the Stray Cats list, I can give you one too.