Don't forget Bill Nelson's Red Nose!

I checked the "2019 Stereo Mix" on iTunes - same problem. Same mix. The Futurama box set was issued in 2019.

I've reported the seller twice to eBay, but nothing has happened yet. The seller has a few albums - including "Custom Deluxe" and "Dreamland to Starboard" - which they sell over and over again. They can't possibly have that amount of Bill's two albums - unless he is Bill or SOS getting rid of surplus :) - and I assume that the others are rare too. The seller is either not delivering, or is making copies which are good enough not to cause complaints. There are one or two feedback entries denouncing the seller as fraudulent. I'm surprised that there aren't more. If you have the time, report the listings to eBay as fraudulent.

Is 'NYSTEREYLAND' a typo? 😉

I had a copy of the original vinyl pressing, and it wasn't....

I don't do Fakebook - so that's it ... Me neither. The consequence of a career in information security 👀

The Rosewoods - Vol 1 and Vol 2 -- are available as downloads from the Store - https://www.billnelson.com/store

I don't listen to Spotify either, so I'll just use the artist currently playing on my computer as I type this. So I give you "The Green, Green Grass of Home" by ..... Dave Sturt! (Who should be familiar to all here.)

You could always go through the list of songs at https://www.billnelson.com/a-z-song-list until you find the one described as "only ever released on an Enigma sampler" 😅

And again! Reported again. If you are the person selling them, it's illegal and you are not just an arsehole, you are a stupid arsehole.

Looks like the Royal Artillery Memorial at Hyde Park Corner It is. https://www.billnelson.com/forum/william-s-world/red-noise-location/ Don't know about the suits. Bill says that he came up with the idea for them - and for the haircuts!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfa_Romeo_Carabo

So how much of Bill's music is in it?

Dear God! I've just replied to you on the LITAA thread, and you talk utter shit! I've seen Jeff Beck playing with Jan Hammer, and it was obvious who was playing what. Just sad that the last time I saw him was last year, with Johnny Depp. Not his best career move. But so many great memories, and so many great albums to play. RIP, guvnor.

As far as I know, they added percussion on 'Shine'. That's all. What have you read that Bill was upset? The original sleeve notes said that he wanted BBD live to be a transient, fleeting experience, yet here it is committed to the permanence of vinyl... or something like that. You seem to have definitive opinions about an album that you know sweet FA about!

It just occurred to me that if they chose different tracks from different performances how would they link up the timing? They picked complete tracks, songs, numbers, whatever you want to call them - not tracks as in "multitracks". So timing was not a problem.

The only time I have heard immaculate live playing was on the LITAA. That could have been a studio album, or maybe it was in part.... judging from what I read. Don't know what you've read, but if you listen to the box set you can pick out the tracks from the various shows which were selected for the original album. There was a discussion here about that, at the time of release of the box set. I did it, and I don't remember hearing any differences from the selected performances in their original shows and then on the original album - apart from Cabasa El Dubova on 'Shine' 😉

The other thing I should have said was that in 1977 there was no domestic video market. So a professionally-shot film would have been only for cinema release or for selling to a TV company - not for selling to masses of domestic customers.

It was 1977, remember? Doing it professionally would have meant considerable expense. And the home movie equipment available to the average punter would have been something like a Super 8 camera - expensive, impossible to conceal, taking only a few minutes of film, and maybe (I don't know) not able to cope with the lighting conditions. Maybe somewhere there's a few seconds of shaky, hand-held, local news footage. I guess the record company thought they were spending enough by hiring the Rolling Stones mobile to record the audio. Though of course this would almost certainly have been cheaper than hiring a studio for the same length of time, especially since the band was actually bringing in money at the same time.

Nice to see that the "Sunburst Finish" box is now the same size as the others. 😎 It was the first to come out, but after that they had to change suppliers.