I think I bought them cheap in end, I only got Love (amended disc) and Stray.I ended up passing on the Edsels after Love was such a bodge, so never got the others. Amazing that it was a decade ago now!
I think I bought them cheap in end, I only got Love (amended disc) and Stray.I ended up passing on the Edsels after Love was such a bodge, so never got the others. Amazing that it was a decade ago now!
Complete tosh. Print them on recycled milk bottles for £10 and I’ll believe you. Multiple vinyl versions… why are they less likely to be landfill?? Not least if it’s a crap album and doesn’t sell…No CDs is becoming scarily common from indie artists, but I've never seen an artist as big as Lorde do it.
Also no CDs but multiple coloured variants of vinyl are OK for the environment? girl please...
Exactly. Double standards much.No CDs is becoming scarily common from indie artists, but I've never seen an artist as big as Lorde do it.
Also no CDs but multiple coloured variants of vinyl are OK for the environment? girl please...
Exactly.I'm going to justify I don't want to waste money to produce CDs with a random explanation about feelings and sensibility BUT I'm going to spend on vinyl and ask the double price as for a CD taking the opportunity.
Just noticed this which looks like a reissue of Queen Greatest Hits with a different cover. No details. Anyone know anything about it?
But all they've actually done is to add a slipcase? Surely people won't re-buy it just for that??
Does that mean my "rare and collectible" copy without a slipcase will be worth more???Perhaps the original is being withdrawn.
Quite. Honestly, the only reason to justify such a reissue is if the earlier one is long out print and difficult to obtain.Just read it's been reissued as it's the 40th anniversary, no same tracklisting, only difference is a slipcase, 4 different cassette versions and an LP
Talk about milking it!