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Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — RJB1954
September 11, 2020
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, CD, RM, Rep, 0602517913790, CDN-10 A
Sorry but We had to get to the bar @ noon for tickets that went on sale that night and you could not leave your table or you lost your spot. we weren't drinking water for 10 hours .........
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — beatlebopper
March 12, 2020
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, CD, RM, Rep, 0602517913790, CDN-10 A
Well Robert,.wish i was....But you spoiled it for the Album ! Yahooligan!😏
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — RJB1954
March 5, 2020
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, CD, RM, Rep, 0602517913790, CDN-10 A
bb, That was me doing the Yahoos. You had to be there.....
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — elysianfield
January 30, 2020
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, LP, Promo, CDN 10
300 was send from Canada to a wholesaler in Uk to deserve indies shop, I personnaly have had 25 for export in Belgium
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Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Radio Radio... Live In Toronto At The "El Macombo Club" 3 / 78 — sam.r.smith
May 19, 2019
referencing Radio Radio... Live In Toronto At The "El Macombo Club" 3 / 78, LP, Album, Unofficial, EC 2240
Can someone explain why this release "has been blocked from sale in the marketplace"? I don't mean that with any bad attitude--I've never seen that before and I'm genuinely curious. I did a little research and I found Discogs' "Sales & Transaction Policy," and it identifies that certain items are blocked, but I could not find the reason this particular release would be blocked. It's a promo, but there are lots of promos for sale. I would just like some clarification.
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Radio Radio... Live In Toronto At The "El Macombo Club" 3 / 78 — 2001ASO
June 5, 2019
referencing Radio Radio... Live In Toronto At The "El Macombo Club" 3 / 78, LP, Album, Unofficial, EC 2240
That specific version is a bootleg. That's what "Unofficial" means.
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — cocopino
September 2, 2011
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, LP, Album, Promo, RE, Unofficial, CDN 10
Can anybody tell signs that separate the original from the bootleg versions?
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Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — AwesomeAndrew62
October 6, 2017
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, LP, Album, Promo, RE, Unofficial, CDN 10
Seems like I have a legit copy then, all of these check out for me. Guess i'm lucky lol
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — Dragoenweyr
June 6, 2012
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, LP, Album, Promo, RE, Unofficial, CDN 10
No problem they are ALL bootlegs. (Recent authorized re-issues excluded).
You have no hope in this world of ever getting an authentic original one, there are so few. Maybe if you buy from someone who was a DJ in Canada and willing to sign a sworn statement.
You have no hope in this world of ever getting an authentic original one, there are so few. Maybe if you buy from someone who was a DJ in Canada and willing to sign a sworn statement.
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — angwick
September 28, 2011
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, LP, Album, Promo, RE, Unofficial, CDN 10
This is from The Elvis Costello Info Wiki page at: http://www.elviscostello.info/wiki
Only 300 (possibly 500) copies pressed. This album was heavily bootlegged and here's what Beyond Belief has to say about the differences between an original and a counterfeit copy:
"Starting with the album cover, an original will have a thick cardboard jacket with a grey (not white) inside. The spine of the jacket will be squared off (not tapered or rounded) with the title information printed squarely on the spine. Also the front cover black & white photos will be sharply reproduced (not blured or smudged). The disc itself is of thick vinyl with bands between songs. The label on the disc will be clearly centred on the disc with sharp printing of the song titles. Finally the hand written (not machine) engraving in the dead wax will be as follows:
CDN-10-A-1A-2HDKZ (side 1)
CDN-10-B-1A-2HDKZ (side 2)"
(Also, the reviews of the show on the back cover are harder to read on the bootleg version).
Only 300 (possibly 500) copies pressed. This album was heavily bootlegged and here's what Beyond Belief has to say about the differences between an original and a counterfeit copy:
"Starting with the album cover, an original will have a thick cardboard jacket with a grey (not white) inside. The spine of the jacket will be squared off (not tapered or rounded) with the title information printed squarely on the spine. Also the front cover black & white photos will be sharply reproduced (not blured or smudged). The disc itself is of thick vinyl with bands between songs. The label on the disc will be clearly centred on the disc with sharp printing of the song titles. Finally the hand written (not machine) engraving in the dead wax will be as follows:
CDN-10-A-1A-2HDKZ (side 1)
CDN-10-B-1A-2HDKZ (side 2)"
(Also, the reviews of the show on the back cover are harder to read on the bootleg version).
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — angwick
September 28, 2011
referencing Live At The El Mocambo, LP, Album, Promo, RE, Unofficial, CDN 10
This is from the Elvis Costello Info Wiki http://www.elviscostello.info/wiki
Only 300 (possibly 500) copies pressed. This album was heavily bootlegged and here's what Beyond Belief has to say about the differences between an original and a counterfeit copy:
"Starting with the album cover, an original will have a thick cardboard jacket with a grey (not white) inside. The spine of the jacket will be squared off (not tapered or rounded) with the title information printed squarely on the spine. Also the front cover black & white photos will be sharply reproduced (not blured or smudged). The disc itself is of thick vinyl with bands between songs. The label on the disc will be clearly centred on the disc with sharp printing of the song titles. Finally the hand written (not machine) engraving in the dead wax will be as follows:
CDN-10-A-1A-2HDKZ (side 1)
CDN-10-B-1A-2HDKZ (side 2)"
(Also, the reviews of the show on the back cover are harder to read on the bootleg version).
Only 300 (possibly 500) copies pressed. This album was heavily bootlegged and here's what Beyond Belief has to say about the differences between an original and a counterfeit copy:
"Starting with the album cover, an original will have a thick cardboard jacket with a grey (not white) inside. The spine of the jacket will be squared off (not tapered or rounded) with the title information printed squarely on the spine. Also the front cover black & white photos will be sharply reproduced (not blured or smudged). The disc itself is of thick vinyl with bands between songs. The label on the disc will be clearly centred on the disc with sharp printing of the song titles. Finally the hand written (not machine) engraving in the dead wax will be as follows:
CDN-10-A-1A-2HDKZ (side 1)
CDN-10-B-1A-2HDKZ (side 2)"
(Also, the reviews of the show on the back cover are harder to read on the bootleg version).
Elvis Costello - Live At The El Mocambo — beatlebopper
February 15, 2020referencing Live At The El Mocambo, CD, RM, Rep, 0602517913790, CDN-10 A