This is very strange:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000BGQT2G/ref=dp_olp_1/103-4618873-3364603?ie=UTF8Two vendors on Amazon.com claim to have used copies of "Best of Request - Vol. 2" for sale. And for about $40 a piece. You can tell this is absolute BS because the distribution for the 2nd CD has been extremely limited. I didn't sell very many (most to family and friends at first, then a couple to fans) and I never even sent any to Amazon.com to sell, although I was planning on it at one point.
One of the same vendors claims to have a used copy of Vol. 1, again same price:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0009N31EA/ref=dp_olp_1/102-1054089-2224956?ie=UTF8Which is actually possible, but still unlikely.
So it leaves us with two options: these vendors are absolute crooks, or they just claim to have every CD ever made indiscriminately just to save them time and snag customers. I wonder what would happen if you actually tried to order one of them? I suspect that if it's case number two, they'd get back to you and say they didn't have it in stock. In the case of #1, you'd either get nothing or some weird bootleg pirate copy, which would actually be fun to see.
Anyway, thought I'd share it because it's funky.
Benj
