While tripping merrily through the mail, Peter Lane-Collett was overheard
 PL> I have a "Picture Disc" E;vis record that I bought for the hell of it
 PL> years ago. Has an early pic on one side and a later pic on the other
 PL> and contains some unreleased musical material and interviews. 
 PL> I might have to think about selling it one day.
 PL> Picture Discs and Laser etched vinyls were popular here in OZ a few
 PL> years ago. Regards, Peter
Sounds like "A Legendary Performer, Vol. 3" (That's the only one I know
of in the series that was released as a "picture disc", I made it a point
to also get the "black" version so my PD is unplayed.)
If it is, US pressings are currently selling here in the US for around
twenty bucks (with the book).  (FWIW, it's a 1979 release).
Picture discs were common right up to the end of the LP era, and in fact 
first 
came out on 78's in the 1940's.  The "Heyday" of the picture disc though was 
the 70's and early 80's, and are not all that rare.  (For example, my Linda 
Ronstadt "Living In The USA" is worth about eight bucks).
Don
... Peter saw Elvis.  He sat between him and Bigfoot on the UFO.
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