Better yet, tell us what's etched in the trailout.

This likely was the incident that made Mike hate bootleggers.

The red flags for me are the 'unreleased' and 'from the yet to be released...' text on the labels. No cutting technician or whoever would write anything subjective like that on a legitimate acetate.

The thinner cover with the darker brown is later - If it has a catalog # 8236, it's from the early to mid-seventies; if it's 19128, its from 1977 or later.

III and IV are original first pressings. With II, check the fine print at the bottom of the label - if the address is 1841 Broadway, it's a first. If it's Rockefeller Plaza, It would date to 1974. If it is a first, ; check the run-out etchings on both sides. If you see 'RL' then you can buy 500 lottery tickets and win a billion dollars.

I am curious what is new with this edition.

Thanks for the update - I have the purple and orange shirts with this design, but am still seeking a white one.

I'm sure I started a thread about this... the only responses I got mentioned the Puff Daddy song from Godzilla...

I will never justify paying the going rate for the 70 LP 'The Final Option', especially since I have all but 4 of the individual titles that make up the set.

Forgot to mention Sunshine Woman.

What he said plus Hey Hey What Can I Do

That poster is identical to the US promo, which does turn up on ebay a few times a year and goes for around $150-200.

I just found out the retail is $9.98.