Scott,
 
Syd Scott here!
 
Sorry to hear of your demise. When I left my hometown of Liverpool to come to York, my possessions were held in storage while I looked for a house. Guess what? the storage warehouse containing (amongst other things) 600 vinyl Lps and 150 7" singles burnt down. However, I couldn't bear to leave my Doobies & associated solos etc, so I took them with me to the rented house - spooky or what?
 
Keep your chin up!
 
Syd 
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Date: 09 March 2000 20:05
Subject: Ruined Album Collection

It is a sad day for my album collection today. I keep my albums in my garage for now until I can put my studio back together. I went out to take the trash out and noticed a small stream of water flowing out the garage door. I go in and see the washing machine has leaked out onto the floor, going down the side wall where my albums are. I dig down to them and find the bottom box totally soaked. Of course this is the box containing groups A through L, meaning all Doobies are there. Not only are they wet, but molded too! So apparently it's been going on for quite some time un-beknownst to me.  :-(
 
The jackets are ruined, but does anyone know the best way to get mold off the discs? They're worth saving 'cause I've kept them in perfect condition. I can always get replacement jackets from eBay, but the discs are scratch free. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
 
I've got those Rainy Day Crossroad Blues,
Scott

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