Larbor Day Sale: Devilin' Tune

[AllenLowe]

I have 5 boxes of volume 1 (1900-1927) and 5 boxes of volume 2 (1927-1934) that were opened as promos and than never sent out - they are in mint condition, booklets and CDs, nothing's ever been removed - 9 CDs in each box -

in the US I will sell each for $35 shipped media mail - paypal only (alowe@maine.rr.com) -

Western Europe, figure $43 shipped each -

inter-galactic, call for rates -

first come first served, please email me at alowe@maine.rr.com

order as many as you like, as long as I don't run out -

Edited September 1, 2006 by AllenLowe

[RDK]

email sent, Allen!

[Stefan Wood]

Since Pluto is no longer classfied as a planet, I guess the shipping rates go though the roof?

[Tjazz]

email sent for both volumes.

[JSngry]

Dammit AllenLowe, every freakin' time I get ready to buy your stuff, some surprise financial shit pops up and puts the kibosh on it. Today it was $1500.00 worth of unexpected repairs on one of our cars (the American one, of course...).

Save me one of each, please, and let me surprise myself by ordering it without telling myself. Maybe then the jinx will stay gone away.

And hey - happy Larbor Day. I'm taking the day off to plant a tree in your honor!

[Indestructible!]

Hi Allen,

E-mail sent for both volumes!

Cheers,

Shane

[Tom in RI]

Eamil sent. Great review in Cadence for Volume 1.

[RDK]

I want to hear more about this Larbor Day. If it means another day off work I'm all for it...

[JSngry]

You get a day off, but you have to plant a tree. Simple as that.

[Ron S]

You get a day off, but you have to plant a tree. Simple as that.

But what if your job is planting trees?

[Clunky]

over the summer I took away Vol 2 to my in-laws and listened to it repeatedly over a two week period. Absolutely fascinating. highly recommended, excellent transfers and challenging book.

[JSngry]

You get a day off, but you have to plant a tree. Simple as that.

But what if your job is planting trees?

Then you go around digging up the trees everybody else has planted.

In today's fiercely competitive job market, proactivity is of the essence.