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Deepinder Cheema wrote: YOu say this, but they could have tried asking in the first place, which I bet they didn't. I'm sure that Bowie, and the Bolan estates would not have agreed..they should at least pay the poorer musical ensembles, and approached Paul Misso.
In any case I hope that there will be a few surprises yet to reveal the 1971 in more detail, in the near future.
Deepinder
Now you're talking. I've always thought that its unlikely the Bolan, Bowie, Townshend, Grateful Dead stuff would be allowed legitimate release given that it probably wasnt that legit in the first place - Everything was a bit looser back in 72 and not that many people were looking anyway. But now theres gotta be a market for the less well known stuff some of which has appeared on legitimate(?) releases: Mighty Baby, Fairies, Gong. Plus if theres any tapes of other stuff like the Terry Reid set on the film which is magnificent and the Arthur Brown and Quintessence that could be thrown into the pot? I'd buy it!
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