Look at the Dutch and German sites.There is a triple 10" Record Store Day box set of Dave Brubeck Fantasy material. I was looking at the list,and I see fifteen titles of possible interest,including the Pete Townshend Quadrophenia demos. Roger � ________________________________ From: Steve Ramm <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2012 1:04 PM Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Record Store Day and - "ARSCers" Cary wrote:"I have seen nothing in the way of new compilations of material� on vinyl or reissues of classic jazz, Broadway, country, or even generic pop.� The Record Store Day releases, aside from the occasional "novelty" issue of� something on 78 (the Beach Boys' 78 of "Good Vibrations" last year comes� to mind), are still of little interest to ARSCers - at least from a West� Coast perspective." While I'm sure I know where you are coming from in your comment Cary, I� think that if the term "ARSCers" will always be defined as those who collect� recordings (including CDs) pressed before 1980 or so (or even before 2000) then� ARSC needs to broden its exposure to new collectors. We have folks like Uncle� Dave Lewis who give a classical music AND a punk rock paper at an ARSC� Conference (great jobs on both!) but not everyone is UDL. Are the folks who� really flock RSD ARSC member (and hence ARSCLIst member) possibilities? I� understand the 78-L listserve members (many who are here) but it seems to me� that we should be as diverse as the MLA listsefe - and, actually, more sore� since many of the MLA folks work with sound recordings as part of the JOB and� not hobby (and probably could care less about RSD). What I thought was the dumbest RSD move was for Tompkins Square records to� press 500 78s and send to the stores. They probably could have produced 2,000 or� more and sold them. They'd make a nice profit and collectors would thank them.� Instead those "resellers" who grabbed the 500 will put on eBay and Tompkins� Square won't see a penny. We only had one (out of of 6 independent record� stores within blocks of my house) participate in RSD and they had basically no� "special product). Steve Ramm