Rare Al items that you own!

[Elvis]

My friend gave PATW on CD to me one year for my birthday. I don't know how he much paid, but it was probably normal price as I believe it was still in print at the time, just hard to find. I found the cassette version for $0.99 in a bargain bin at The Wiz. I bought a sealed LP version in a record store in Washington D.C. for normal price, less than $10. And another friend gave me her Canadian copy of the CD when I told her how rare it was, because she worked in a used CD store at the time and said they get them in once in a while so it would relatively easy for her to replace.

Dave

[FredHuggins]

Yeah, PATW cassettes are usually still cheap. I found one at Amoeba Hollywood two years ago for $2.99. Last I checked, their used CD copies (when they get them) are still $50.

[fred27]

i remember Al mentioning that some woman paid 1500 for P&TW and then he said, she should of asked him, he had a garage full

[Way_Moby]

The other day, I was at a local Goodwill, and I was browsing there selection of used CDs, etc. and I stumbled upon a BRAND NEW, unopened, mint cassette single of "Smells Like Nirvana". It was awesome. And the best part of it was that it was only a dollar!

(I also found a bunch of crappy music from my childhood, but I digress...)

[FredHuggins]

Did it have "Waffle King" as the b-side?

[Way_Moby]

Indeed it did, but I don't know if that makes it any more rare or anything.

[FredHuggins]

No, it just makes it more COOL.

[Way_Moby]

Well hey, that's just as good!

[Way_Moby]

This has been a good month for me.

Although I know it isn't REALLY rare, I got an unopened copy of the "In 3-D" LP for 4 dollars at a used CD store.
Just wondering... Does the LP have any liner notes?

[FredHuggins]

If by "liner notes" you mean "a custom inner sleeve with lyrics and credits and pictures and stuff," then no. Scotti Bros. didn't start doing that for Al's releases until DTBS.