Golders Green

This is a CD-R bootleg found in an Atlanta (Norcross) record store and purchased for $15.

From Roxy Art

From Roxy Art

I thought I might know who Dorian Graey was, but I'm not sure. They did CD-R bootlegs for several other artists, most notably Frank Zappa, and, as I'll come back to in some other entry, their stuff occasionally still turns up in area record stores.

Note the catalog number. Was this Dorian Graey's first release?

(Actually, the thing that Mr. Monopoly thought was a rotten jawdropper was seeing that catalog number while at the same time he was trying to do a CD club with the name POPocalypse. The POPocalypse CD club ended after 14 releases when Mr. Monopoly and his then-wife Tatiana separated, but there are Dorian Graey Zappa CDs out there numbered upwards of 20. Whomever was behind Dorian Graey, they like Zappa. Mr. Monopoly does not like Zappa. That should settle any suspicion.)