harvest floyd cds

i have some old Harvest press floyd cds, a friend says that they are worth money?!? is that true?

Harvest Pink Floyd CDs are RoIO (Records of Illegitimate Origin, a.k.a. "b**tlegs"). They are only to be distributed free of charge. Basically Harvest is a group of floydians who spend a lot of their time and money to master Pink Floyd rare/live material for others floydians to enjoy. So, the answer to your question whether they are worth money, they are, but I'd hate to see anyone selling them. If you enjoyed them, burn a few copies for free (or for the cost of the CD-Rs) for your friends, but don't sell them.

isn't that company called "harvested"? "harvest" is the label that there early vinyls were made by. like atom heart, obc, meddle and ummagumma. and syds best of 'wouldn't you miss me' was done by harvest. but i could be wrong about the name of that bootleg company, but i remember it being 'harvested'

i dont think they are boots.........i was told that they were only released in England. They all have full notes inside, more stuff than the US copys!

I have an original DSOTM CD distributed by Harvest and it all seems pretty official to me. I never thought it was a bootleg. Infact, I'm certian it isn't.

My mistake. I was indeed speaking of Harvested, and not Harvest. I guess I need some extra sleep time than I've been getting lately.

Harvest is a European label of EMI records. Most of my albums are from this label including the Crazy Diamond Set Box. I don't think they're particularly rare. Let me know if they are.

Here's a link I found interesting:

http://www.collectable-records.ru/labels/Harvest/

Cali

Link for you:

http://www.harvested.org

Think Pink!!!

Hoka

http://hokafloyd.com

Harvest vinyls aren't rare at all. The CDs aren't common, but are not that rare either.

Isn't there some Japanese black border DSOTM Cd that is like the Holy Grail of Floyd CDs?

never heard of it. what's that anyway?

BTW I've discovered a vinyl pressing of DSOTM from Guatemala in my local music antiquariate.

Something like the very first pressing of a DSOTM CD, and the spine is has a black border or something on it. It's worth a lot of money, I guess.

Actually, I made a mistake. That Harvest DSOTM CD you speak of (the first pressing of the album on the then-new format) is collectable, because it was the highest fidelity CD version of it that you could get until the re-release came out in 1994. That first CD pressing of The Wall, however, isn't a collectable because the mastering was shitty.

let me know if anyone out there has any harvest cds for sale amm232@msstate.edu September 2003