Lately when I think of MFSL I conjure up the image of the landfill with the boxes and boxes of the MFSL Woodstock LP being buried with the bulldozer. Anyone still have that image?
Why were they destroyed?Lately when I think of MFSL I conjure up the image of the landfill with the boxes and boxes of the MFSL Woodstock LP being buried with the bulldozer. Anyone still have that image?
Yes, I seem to recall seeing a photo of that.Lately when I think of MFSL I conjure up the image of the landfill with the boxes and boxes of the MFSL Woodstock LP being buried with the bulldozer. Anyone still have that image?
Yes, the license was up and they were unsold, so they had to destroy all remaining copies. There was a photo of all of these dumped into a landfill and a large bulldozer was covering them up with dirt. (It was before recycling was a big deal)
I searched for that photo as well and can not find it, but it's out there!
Inconceivable! I had no idea!!Jon,
I think this is the image of the MFSL Woodstock LPs being destroyed.
Jon,
I think this is the image of the MFSL Woodstock LPs being destroyed.
Yes, a complete waste. The MFSL Woodstock was a 5-lp boxed set at a very high price. Long after the fact, I got one from someone who worked for MFSL. Never played it but sold it for hundreds $$. I think a lot of people 'pilfered' them. I also understand some UHQR boxed sets were destroyed. .Total waste. Why not donate them to local and/or school libraries?
Seems a few of the MFSL's Woodstock 4CD Sets survived: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Woodstock-...RARE-Sealed-1969-all-over-again-/273768901670
Small wonder that all MoFi LPs and SACDs are now manufactured in VERY limited quantities.
Maybe they were disposed of next to the Atari E.T. burial...it hurts just to see that. I'm guessing it's in CA some where. I'm going on a crusade to find 'em!...not really.
I have the 4CD set. 1st CD box set ever released.
I made a handwritten insert showing all the correct times and track #s.I have the 4 CD set, which I bought as a new release. Fidelity was far from great, though not the worst I've ever heard.
Sanyo, who pressed the CD's for MoFi and/or MoFi itself really screwed up the index points. There are index points for the crowd & announcements as tracks. But the labels/packaging don't take these into consideration. So, the track #'s don't correspond to the tracks themselves.
Say No to Sanyo.
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