How Much? "*&/@£$**+!:"

[guitarpete247]

Ok. So who's bought Jimmy's book. Or at least pre-ordered it. I nearly lost my coffee reading the Guardian over the breakfast table this moring. So what if it's just the right shade of midnight blue to die the leather, silk and marble the paper to match the ink. Can anyone justify £445 for a picture book? .

I respect Jimmy as a musician. But not one for his fans is he?

 

[Aperitif]

Midnight blue?
Should have been yellow.
Heavy and inflated?
Sounds like a typical 'led zeppelin' to me!

 

[Globalti]

Midnight blue?
Should have been yellow.
Heavy and inflated?
Sounds like a typical 'led zeppelin' to me!

I dunno, I paid £180 for a Paul sample cartoon (which I want to sell now) because I wanted it. To some people £445 is small change.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Seems okay-ish to me, if you want a Jimmy Page book that is, although a 'limited' run of 2500 is not what I'd call limited.
Works out at just under 87p per page of Page!

 

[dellzeqq]

If I had the money I'd willingly pay £200 (the going rate) for 'Teenage' by Joe Szabo http://drollgirl.blo...seph-szabo.html (link v. slow)

 

[ChrisKH]

If I had the money I'd willingly pay £200 (the going rate) for 'Teenage' by Joe Szabo http://drollgirl.blo...seph-szabo.html (link v. slow)

I quite like Tom on His Car, 1977. It kind of reminds me of me in that era.

 

[User169]

I quite like Tom on His Car, 1977. It kind of reminds me of me in that era.

I like that one too. The detail is great; someone, presumably his dear old mum, has gone to the effort of pressing his sweater (you can see the line on the sleeve).

 

[Fnaar]

...now, if it had been Jimmy Nail.... or perhaps Jimmy Krankie.... or Jimmy Clitheroe...