Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?

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Rupert Soskin R
Rupert Soskin Feb 4, 2008 09:58:15
Replying to rockartwolf

I don't want to upset anybody, but how does Julian feel about people bootlegging the fruits of his hard labour?
He may well not mind, but as he has had such an extraordinarily positive impact on our stoney lives, the least the members of this forum could do is ask him.

Respectfully

Rupert

D DaveF
DaveF Feb 4, 2008 11:14:55
Replying to Rupert Soskin

It is a good point, but I have no intention of selling / distributing this

I saw 50 minutes of the program when it was on BBC2 - stumbling accross by accident

Since that day I have hoped for a repeat so I can record it or for a commercially available copy so I can buy it

Unfortunately i don't belive it has ever been released and I have given up waiting for a repeat

This is a way to get my personal copy - I would still buy it if a professional DVD release were made

Until then I'll have to make do with a download of a copy of a recording of the BBC2 program

I blame you anyway as it is your excellent DVD (purchased legally) that rekindled my attempts to trace a copy of TMA ;-)

M Moth
Moth Feb 4, 2008 12:12:34
Replying to Rupert Soskin

Understandable question, Rupert.

Julian seems to be fine about not-for-profit trading. Quite a lot of music recordings are traded on the other forums here. I'm absolutely sure the webmaster, the lovely Holy McGrail would have something to say if Julian objected.... :^)

love

Moth