rekindled excitement over the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Yes, PD. If you notice there is a gold stereo sticker which signifies a white and gold label first edition which sells for big bucks. Testament even went to the trouble of copying the sticker! The big giveaway which for copyright reasons Testament was unable to avoid on both label and cover is the use of EMI instead of HMV. Initially all releases were from the EMI catalogue but later they were to source other labels, Decca for example.

The company that opened up the market for facsimile LPs wasn't British but American.

But wouldn't they have to print somewhere the name of their (Testament's) label and/or other info?  And when were they doing this?

PD

[Irons]

But wouldn't they have to print somewhere the name of their (Testament's) label and/or other info?  And when were they doing this?

PD

Perhaps we should move discussion over to vinyl thread before we get moaned at.