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craig
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I've Noticed that out of all RE Albums,Willie's had a mix over any Album...so clear...so defined...was this Tom Baird..or was this Motown?

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RAY MONETTE
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CRAIG,
MOST ALL THE MASTERING WAS DONE BY RUSS TERRANA,RALPH'S BROTHER.OF COURSE THE RECORDING IS JUST AS IMPORTANT.IT COULD ALSO HAVE TO DO WITH THE FACT THAT IT WAS A LATER ALBUM(IN L.A.),AND THE TECHNOLOGY HAD ADVANCED.

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Mike
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RAY MONETTE wrote:

CRAIG,
MOST ALL THE MASTERING WAS DONE BY RUSS TERRANA,RALPH'S BROTHER.OF COURSE THE RECORDING IS JUST AS IMPORTANT.IT COULD ALSO HAVE TO DO WITH THE FACT THAT IT WAS A LATER ALBUM(IN L.A.),AND THE TECHNOLOGY HAD ADVANCED.

RAY



I'd buy that. Also, Tom Baird's production played a role I'm sure. That's still my fave RE album to this day.



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John
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I recently bought Willie Remembers sealed...it came with a Iron patch with there logo...anyone have this?

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Jocko D
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Purchased extra copies of WR just to get to the iron-on's to create RE tee shirts. Sill have one mint iron-on never put on a shirt. Jocko D


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Mike
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I've wanted to make a RE t-shirt for a long time now...could never find a big enough logo for the design.

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Jocko D
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Believe it or not here in the northeast Rare Earth T-Shirts were hard to come by in the early to mid 70's. Couldn't find them in the stores so the only place to buy a tee was at the gig but they were expensive. About three bucks inside-or two bucks outside from the hawkers on the street.
Add in the price of your concert ticket.($5.00) Subway and bus fare to and from the city.($1.00) Soda and hot dog.($1.50) An optional mood enlightener and you almost had a ten dollar night. A T-shirt from the gig was just extra icing on the cake. Jocko D (Mike, BTW What size tee you wear?)


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Jocko D wrote:

Believe it or not here in the northeast Rare Earth T-Shirts were hard to come by in the early to mid 70's. Couldn't find them in the stores so the only place to buy a tee was at the gig but they were expensive. About three bucks inside-or two bucks outside from the hawkers on the street.
Add in the price of your concert ticket.($5.00) Subway and bus fare to and from the city.($1.00) Soda and hot dog.($1.50) An optional mood enlightener and you almost had a ten dollar night. A T-shirt from the gig was just extra icing on the cake. Jocko D (Mike, BTW What size tee you wear?)


That's far cheaper than what a show costs now. Inflation weirdface

I missed this post Jocko...I wear a X-L smile



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Jocko D
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Mike, I was hoping you were going to say size medium.  I have an extra RE t-shirt in that size. Bought it at a gig many years ago for a girl I was dating but it was too small on her. Inside the WR LP is the original RE iron on logo. Go ahead and use it to make yourself a RE t-shirt. Jocko D


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Jocko D wrote:

Mike, I was hoping you were going to say size medium.  I have an extra RE t-shirt in that size. Bought it at a gig many years ago for a girl I was dating but it was too small on her. Inside the WR LP is the original RE iron on logo. Go ahead and use it to make yourself a RE t-shirt. Jocko D


Hi Jocko,

I wish I was a medium...at my height (6'2) I'd be a stringbean though biggrin


Jocko, that's way too much man. What did I do to deserve that? smile



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Mike wrote:

I've wanted to make a RE t-shirt for a long time now...could never find a big enough logo for the design.




The "Rarearth" (1977 LP) front cover design was available commercially as an iron-on in T-shirt stores, right after the album came out. It was a cool-looking design. I didn't buy it the one time I saw it in 1979, and I've regretted it ever since. And I've never seen it since! I still have plans to scan the album cover and make my own iron on.



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UK Dave
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Glenn

You don't fancy a "Ma" T Shirt then? I'm sure Ray would love one smile

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RAY MONETTE
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DAVE,
I USED TO HAVE ONE. I GAVE IT TO MY MOTHER.......SHE BURNED ITbiggrin

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Mike
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Geez Ray, you'd think that even though she never had much of nothin' she'd be willin' to share biggrin

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Glenn wrote:

Mike wrote:

I've wanted to make a RE t-shirt for a long time now...could never find a big enough logo for the design.




The "Rarearth" (1977 LP) front cover design was available commercially as an iron-on in T-shirt stores, right after the album came out. It was a cool-looking design. I didn't buy it the one time I saw it in 1979, and I've regretted it ever since. And I've never seen it since! I still have plans to scan the album cover and make my own iron on.



YEAH GLENN I REMEMBER THAT SHIRT...I GOT MINE AT K-MARTS...IT WAS A REGULAR SHIRT...THE IRON-ONS WERE AVAILABLE AT OUR LOCAL MUSIC STORE..IF I CAN FIND THAT OLD PICTURE OF MINE I WILL POST IT HERE..IT HAS MY BRO WITH HIS R.E. SHIRT ON..biggrin
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Chicago Tommy
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Jocko D wrote:

Believe it or not here in the northeast Rare Earth T-Shirts were hard to come by in the early to mid 70's. Couldn't find them in the stores so the only place to buy a tee was at the gig but they were expensive. About three bucks inside-or two bucks outside from the hawkers on the street.
Add in the price of your concert ticket.($5.00) Subway and bus fare to and from the city.($1.00) Soda and hot dog.($1.50) An optional mood enlightener and you almost had a ten dollar night. A T-shirt from the gig was just extra icing on the cake. Jocko D (Mike, BTW What size tee you wear?)


Rare Earth Concert Ticket: $5.00
Transportaion to show:     $1.00
Soda & Hot Dog(Munchies)$1.50

Going to a Rare Earth Concert and getting a band t-shirt...Priceless

-Chicago Tommy




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