I've always wondered about the different pressings of this boxed set. I've seen pictures of the labels from this boxed set and many are blank and white. I've seen the ones that say promo. Mine on the other hand has the same drawing of a dude reading a newspaper for each label and each label is a different color.

Anyone have any vinyl 45's from The Firm ? Yes as a matter of fact I do... Radioactive US pressing Radioactive UK pressing Radioactive/All the Kings Horses US oldies pressing Radioactive US promo Satisfaction Guaranteed US pressing Satisfaction Guaranteed US promo These Arms of Mine US promo (Willie and the Poor Boys) All the Kings Horses US pressing Live in Peace US pressing Live in Peace US promo ....and a mislabeled Foreigner 45 that plays the Firm Well you asked.... I saw The Firm for both tours at The Forum in Los Angeles. The first tour, first night Page tried to be cool and kick flip a folding chair back up into its folded position and he failed. The second night he tried it and the trick went perfectly. I have a tape of that first show and no I didn't record it I bought it at a swap meet. Although I really liked the concert Page seemed to rely on his bendy guitar too much and I thought it took away from his sound. The second tour, the band was flawless, very tight and put on a great show. I have a 2LP boot for that show on clear vinyl. I was very close for all 3 concerts and I never saw Page get shot up with anything. Yeah he rolled up his sleeves but he probably thought it was cool to do so before his solo.

I have this show on vinyl (Full Disclouser Records). I find it kind of strange that the boot is called The Honey Drippers but no songs from the album were played.

Back in the 80s the group reformed (sort of) and named themselves The Box of Frogs. I think there were only 2 albums released. The first album self titled Box of Frogs was pretty good. The second album was called Strange Land and was pretty good also and they re-did Heart Full of Soul which was pretty cool. John Fiddler - vocals, guitar Jim McCarty - drums, backing vocals Chris Dreja - rhythm guitar, backing vocals Paul Samwell Smith - bass, backing vocals Also on the first album it says "our thanks to Dzal for lead and rhythm guitar, backing vocals, and percussion. If you can find a copy get the first album on Epic Records from 1984 it is really worth a listen.