Here he is again, replying to his own posts.... Charlie writes... > Brian Sprague wrote... > > > Do you know how I could get my hands on a tape of this documentary? > > I do; unfortunately the information is at home. I spent some time > trying to track down a copy of this series. It's available through a > bookseller in British Columbia - I have their catalog at home and > will provides the details tomorrow. And here are the details... Mike Harling (I think that's right) Sportsbook Plus US ADDRESS: 2100 West 4th Avenue P.O. Box 2890 Vancouver, BC Blaine, WA 98231-2890 CANADA V6K 1N7 1-800-667-1251 My catalog is called "Fall 1993" so the prices may have changed... Shipping charges: $4 for first book and 1.25 for each additional book - I would guess that a tape counts as a book, but call, and I'm sure they'll help you out. They accept Credit Cards, money orders and checks - if you call they'll give you the current conversion rate, and if you order with a credit card you'll only be charged the exact shipping costs. 1) The Game by Ken Dryden 10th Anniversary Edition, Softcover, $10.95 2) Home Game: Hockey and Life in Canada by Ken Dryden and Roy MacGregor, 1989, softcover, $16.95 And finally, Ken Dryden's Home Game, the videos 1990 $14.99 each, 60 minutes apprx each Volume 1: Mere Players Volume 2: Playing Fields of Scarborough Volume 3: The Big Money Game Volume 4: No Final Victories Volume 5: The Common Passion Volume 6: The Magic of Play Hope this helps. As I mentioned yesterday, I have never seen these, but the book is excellent and I've heard these are as well. I hope to see them soon! Charlie > > I've purchased a few books from this outfit and I feel they are quite > reliable. As I recall the tapes are $15/tape, and there are six in > the series. I could be off by a bit, and I also don't recall whether > that is Canadian $ or US $. Details tomorrow. > > I've been planning on purchasing the tapes for a few months now, and > I think I will get them for a self-Christmas present. > > BTW, Dryden's book "Home Game" is excellent. Easily the best book > I've read on hockey, and as I think Mike pointed out, a wonderful > collection of insights into the sociological structure of hockey > culture, particularly in Canada. > > Until tomorrow, Charlie > >