Just came back from my 4th Burning Man fest, which is where I saw your compilation tape.  Even though I don't do drugs, I felt like I was hallucinating when I saw what I now realize was Jane Morgan singing "C'est Si Bon" on a huge makeshift screen flapping in the dry desert wind.  Good thing I had the presence of mind to ask the gentleman projecting it what it was. 

In any event, I will gladly be sending you a check for the tape, and am grateful for your conservatorship, your obvious attention to quality control, and your fascinating notes. 

Best, 

Richard 

Wow, what a surprise!  I have seen those Scopitone things for sale on the e-Bay and wondered who would ever buy them and why. Now, I know! What a barrel full of memories! This stuff is HIGH SIXTIES! What ammunition to throw at those nutcakes that want to say that those days were INNOCENT? Who said those days were slower and more innocent? I am here to tell you they were anything but innoccent. I have been giggling ever since I put the tape on. 

Bruce in Washington State 

The tape is great, great, great. I really love it. It's great to see all these artists on film. Trying to insert a little early sixties sex into these films has led to some really ridiculous scenes, well, ridiculous from our view. Are the girls on the swing really more important than Francoise Hardy singing and why is Dick (& Dee Dee) trying to shoot this dancing girl? 

Dennis, if you ever think about making a new tape (and please do think about it), I'd gladly buy that one, too. 

Cheers, 

Jurgen  in Germany