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as far as i know, and i had both singles in my collection (not anymore), they are the same has GK, and theres no bootlegs. I think there written somewhere, that the band used the same GK singles and glued some white labels when the band chenged name to TB.Prowler wrote:The two first Tokyo Blade 7 inches, does anyone know about a bootleg made with white labels?
If anyone has the Ghengis Khan EP, does the matrix code has the word "Orlake" carved into the vinyl too?
It's everywhere written that the band glued NEW labels on the vinyls but I thought that it had been real printed labels. Though both singles don't look either like bootlegs, but who can really say this nowadays?Cyrcka wrote:as far as i know, and i had both singles in my collection (not anymore), they are the same has GK, and theres no bootlegs. I think there written somewhere, that the band used the same GK singles and glued some white labels when the band chenged name to TB.Prowler wrote:The two first Tokyo Blade 7 inches, does anyone know about a bootleg made with white labels?
If anyone has the Ghengis Khan EP, does the matrix code has the word "Orlake" carved into the vinyl too?
The original Gengis Khan 2x7" had real printed labels. http://www.popsike.com/GENGHIS-KHAN-rar ... 30260.htmlProwler wrote:It's everywhere written that the band glued NEW labels on the vinyls but I thought that it had been real printed labels. Though both singles don't look either like bootlegs, but who can really say this nowadays?Cyrcka wrote:as far as i know, and i had both singles in my collection (not anymore), they are the same has GK, and theres no bootlegs. I think there written somewhere, that the band used the same GK singles and glued some white labels when the band chenged name to TB.Prowler wrote:The two first Tokyo Blade 7 inches, does anyone know about a bootleg made with white labels?
If anyone has the Ghengis Khan EP, does the matrix code has the word "Orlake" carved into the vinyl too?
When the "white label" Genghis Khan were first sold back in 1996, they were sold by an English seller (for 10 U.K. Pounds), at first through an ad at Record Collector magazine.Prowler wrote:Yep, could be an explanation. The sleeves indeed are a kinda "different" paper than usual old singles have.
My guess was that some who have the EP's with printed labels or the GK 7" could confirm that "Orlake" word in the matrix code to get sure.
I bought them in England btw.
LaGouille wrote:Is there a counterfeit of the Trop Feross 12''? As you may have noticed there's a few sealed copies that have shown up lately which sort of reminds me of the Solar Eagle case. Or has a "new old" stock been unearthed?
). Now when I wanted to check it audiowise, I realized it's a black vinyl instead of blue:
Actually this is a late '90s release (or very early '00s, i don't remember the exact year) and it was printed by Black Dragon after an order by a seller/collector.Cyrcka wrote:thats not a bootleg, i think maybe only a few copies exist
I can confirm that your copy is the one that was printed in the late '90s (used to have it). And yes there were 500 copies printed, most of them sold here in Greece.Decibel_Rebel wrote:Thanks for the info! According to the SMB, it was a Greek collector who did that in the late 90s, but supposedly only a few copies were made. If there were 500 copies, I believe there should be known more about that. I don't know if this is the one I have, because I've never seen any pictures of those. There's this test pressing in black vinyl as well, no idea how that one looks like either.
