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From: tarasam@wolfenet.com
Date: Fri, 08 Aug 1997 05:49:05 -0700
Subject: Re: Shoe boxes
To: Karen Newcombe <kln@staralliance.com>, "love-hounds@gryphon.com" <love-hounds@gryphon.com>
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Karen- I have one...I received it as part of a promotional package for the album from Columbia Records. It is red, with a round sticker that has a picture of the album cover on it, on the side it has a rectangular black sticker that is broken into four sections it says: "Size 4" in one, "Colour Red" in another, "Style Ballet" in the third, and "KT" in the fourth. Inside is a promo copy of "The Red Shoes" in a little cardboard holder. That's it, no bio, no pen, no red shoes!!! Not real impressive overall, but a fun curiousity for the shelf.... Karen Newcombe wrote: > As I recall, every bootlegger in town ran out and started making these > > cheesey "shoebox" packages and just threw in whatever they could think > of. > > There WAS an official EMI promotional shoebox, and as I recall it did > NOT > contain shoes. The ads for them that showed up in Goldmine shortly > after > TRS release described them as having a CD, a bio on Kate, a Red Shoes > pen, > a photo or two, and possibly other trinkets. I never saw a > description or > picture of the outside of the box. > > If anyone out there has one of these promo boxes would you kindly give > us a > good description of the box and contents? > > For a while these were selling for huge amounts of money; I even saw > one > advertised for $300. U.S., which is ridiculous. Having not looked at > Goldmine in ages I have no idea whether many of these are still in > circulation. If anyone ever comes across one of these I'd be > interested in > having a look at the thing. > > Karen kln@staralliance.com