That she did.True. But she sung with Frank Sinatra on a track.
And she's done a song (and toured Australia) with Giorgio Moroder who did a lot of Donna's classics.
That she did.True. But she sung with Frank Sinatra on a track.
True. But she sung with Frank Sinatra on a track.
Blu rays and DVDs have been packaged together for ages.
Yay! Really not long now then!She’s on the Zoe Ball show on Radio 2 on Wednesday morning with the new single and announcing the album. She’s coming!
It’s a collection of all the stuff the era gave us plus some treats and the much requested concert finally being purchasable. Sure two discs of demos, a Club Disco Dawn and a full season of a Kylie documentary series would have been great but it didn’t happen so why not take what’s there - including a much asked about Jessie duet?Five discs is a lot of fanfare for three new songs... if they are all amazing I will forgive her!
I think that even in 2021 some people still only have DVD players, especially in the UK. It's why we don't always get a UK Blu Ray release for some films. It's just covering all bases by including both. I doubt I will even play my CDs, it's more a souvenir. I always purchase a download of items like this, so there's no need for ripping. I will play the Blu Ray though.That might be true for movies but not for music. Usually it's available on both formats and you just purchase the one you want. Sometimes only on DVD, like Golden for example.
That might be true for movies but not for music. Usually it's available on both formats and you just purchase the one you want. Sometimes only on DVD, like Golden for example.
I think that even in 2021 some people still only have DVD players, especially in the UK. It's why we don't always get a UK Blu Ray release for some films. It's just covering all bases by including both. I doubt I will even play my CDs, it's more a souvenir. I always purchase a download of items like this, so there's no need for ripping. I will play the Blu Ray though.
Yes, it's annoying for a film buff like myself. I have to import a lot of stuff on Blu Ray, although I mainly collect older 60s/70s/80/90s films. I don't buy many new films as streaming is much cheaper, so I assume my habits have helped this trend too.The Bluray revolution never had the impact of the DVD revolution for a number of reasons; HD streaming and digital downloads being one of them. On the manufacturing side, Bluray has a mechanical fee you have to pay for every disc pressed that DVD doesn't, so even without considering scales of economy and the higher final sale price, it's becoming really common for DVD only movies (2019's Booksmart, for example) in the UK market.
I've always been fascinated by fans who purchase multiple copies of the same album in various formats, tbh. Especially after reading that some of the physical media that y'all purchase never gets played.
I've given up on physical media, tbh. I can't remember the last time that I purchased a CD.