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From: Patent Tactics, George Brock-Nannestad Hello, in Denmark record shops only display empty CD covers in their racks, and you go to the counter, pay, to have the CD inserted. It is many shop-owners' experience that the empty CD covers are stolen anyway. In Denmark you can borrow from a huge selection of CDs in our public libraries. Max 3 CDs at a time and perhaps for a fortnight only, dependent on which community is responsible. If you do not return it you do not merely have to pay the price of a new CD, but you also have to pay the agreed rights fee for lending that the library system pays into a collective rights' owners' account. That is very expensive. So you copy the CD to a CD-R, but you are not satisfied with a colour photo copy of the original artwork. This is where visiting the racks of a record shop becomes relevant. Thomas' LP covers would do just fine for lacquer dubbings of T-1001. Kind regards, George ----- Thomas Stern wrote: > I have unearthed a carton of about 50 COVERS, NO RECORD, of the LP > reissue > on AMERICAN LEGACY RECORDS T-1001. > These are gatefold jackets with tip-in page (4 pages of notes, > photos-inside) > Cover is photo of Howard DaSilva from 1938 production, back cover has > Hirschfeld caricature of > Marc Blitzstein. > These are the JACKETS ONLY. > They will go to the dump, unless someone wants them. > Best wishes, Thomas. > > >