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all 3 albums reissued with bonus tracks.

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Posted: 24 Oct 2006, 18:32
by mh
radiojamaica wrote:Some Kind of Stranger in dub 8)
Dub Kind of Stranger!
:notworthy: :lol: :notworthy: :lol:

In a mid-80s New Order B side style - i.e. someone wipes parts of the vocals at random points during the song!!!

Posted: 24 Oct 2006, 21:35
by Nic
The Green Lantern wrote:
TheBoyNextDoor wrote:Oh yeah.. just wanted to let you swedish people out there to know that http://www.megastore.se are selling those three albums for 89 sek each(£6.40/€9.3). Seems like they are released in Sweden as well then. Hurrah.
Popping in very, very late here, but I noticed that too. I wonder if that's true. hotstuff.se, a usually very reliable bunch, is charging 159 SEK
Think that's an import price.
They're charging 89 SEK (£6.5/€9.7) for the "Swedish" release (read: German) and 135 SEK (£9.8/€14.7) for the UK release at Megastore.

I ordered the UK releases from HMV for 360 SEK (£26.2/€39.1) total.

Posted: 24 Oct 2006, 21:46
by radiojamaica
mh wrote:
radiojamaica wrote:Some Kind of Stranger in dub 8)
Dub Kind of Stranger!
:notworthy: :lol: :notworthy: :lol:

In a mid-80s New Order B side style - i.e. someone wipes parts of the vocals at random points during the song!!!
Yes man :notworthy:

Inna mid-70s Jamaican style it would be Some Kind of Dub :wink:

Posted: 24 Oct 2006, 21:53
by mh
radiojamaica wrote:
mh wrote:
radiojamaica wrote:Some Kind of Stranger in dub 8)
Dub Kind of Stranger!
:notworthy: :lol: :notworthy: :lol:

In a mid-80s New Order B side style - i.e. someone wipes parts of the vocals at random points during the song!!!
Yes man :notworthy:

Inna mid-70s Jamaican style it would be Some Kind of Dub :wink:
Toat-oll rai-choss mon!

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 06:45
by TheBoyNextDoor
Nic wrote:
The Green Lantern wrote: Popping in very, very late here, but I noticed that too. I wonder if that's true. hotstuff.se, a usually very reliable bunch, is charging 159 SEK
Think that's an import price.
They're charging 89 SEK (£6.5/€9.7) for the "Swedish" release (read: German) and 135 SEK (£9.8/€14.7) for the UK release at Megastore.
Nic: Are you sure that's the German release? I'm still wondering since no actual release date has been set for Germany except the UK import. :eek:

CDon (89SEK) and Ginza (99SEK) is also selling those now.

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 16:44
by radiojamaica
today the reissues were mentioned on StudioBrussel!
Their website says something like this:
The Sisters Of Mercy brengen drie platen opnieuw uit. Het gaat om 'First and last and always', 'Floodland' en 'Vision Thing'. De extra nummers erop zijn lange versies of bootlegs. De platen zijn uit op 3 november.

Bonus tracks op "First And Last And Always":
"Poison Door", "On The Wire", "Blood Money", "Bury Me Deep", "Long Train" (2 versies) and "Some Kind Of Stranger (Early)".

op "Floodland":
"Torch", "Colours", "Never Land (Full Length)" and "Emma".

Op "Vision Thing":
"You Could Be The One", "More (Extended Version)", "Doctor Jeep (Extended Version)", "Ribbons (Live)" and "Something Fast (Live)".
:D

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 17:50
by Obviousman
Goodie 8)

Guess Luc will know now then :lol:

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 18:02
by libby
Obviousman wrote:Goodie 8)

Guess Luc will know now then :lol:
Keep us informed 8)

Op musicsafe.nl

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 22:43
by My Dominion
Now also here to see:

http://www.themusicsafe.com/id/2/803279114/

http://www.themusicsafe.com/id/2/229064569/

http://www.themusicsafe.com/id/2/229064181/

Do not know if it was already in this tread.

Greetz!
My Dominion

and seen also at:

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 22:55
by My Dominion
Music Store:

AS follows:

http://www.musicstore.nl/index?products ... 2a9d194675

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 23:41
by James Blast
there's more to come... and cheaper

my lips are sealed :innocent:

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 23:49
by bismarck
James Blast wrote:there's more to come... and cheaper

my lips are sealed :innocent:


more places to buy the same CDs, or different CDs?

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 00:00
by James Blast
same, what the feck do ye expect?

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 00:11
by Dark
eBay in a few months. All these remasters for 99p plus postage.

And you know it.

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 02:12
by weebleswobble
Dark wrote:eBay in a few months. All these remasters for 99p plus postage.

And you know it.
Red Hot Poker heading towards your bot-bot :twisted:

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 02:25
by bismarck
James Blast wrote:same, what the feck do ye expect?
how about body and soul b-sides?

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 06:49
by Ozpat
@ My Dominion: Thanks for the links! :notworthy:

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 08:16
by deadagain
paint it black wrote:
bismarck wrote:so what is skkos (early) then?
there is an instrumental demo version in a very few collections. :innocent:

...so maybe it's that one
isn't that just the soundcheck from Rome 05/85?

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 08:44
by TheGoodSon
Personally, I´m curious to death about the liner notes... Who the hell has written them?! Surely not Von...?

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 13:36
by Jim
Tenner says it's Paul Morley.

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 14:59
by Ozpat
Made a reservation at my local record store..... :D :notworthy:

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 16:07
by crash_and_burn
Those of you who haven't ordered, support your local cd store, whatever it may be, and get it there, once it arrives. Don't support Amazon and big corporations, unless you have to. Music stores is where it's all happening. As they're slowly running out of business, next generations will be exposed to music on VH1 and MTV only (they may be already), and I won't waste words on these guys... I am myself at times guilty of online ordering, but I am trying to change that :D .

Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 16:21
by canon docre
The people who buy online are usually the same people who complain that their really cool local Indie-Recordstore, where they bought all their Punk vinyls in the 80s went out of business years ago. (me included :| )

Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 08:59
by markfiend
Just a thought; what implications do online buying versus "real-life" buying have on any potential chart position?

In other words, do online sales count towards the charts? (Particularly online sales from Dave's coming link.)

Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 09:36
by TheBoyNextDoor
markfiend wrote:Just a thought; what implications do online buying versus "real-life" buying have on any potential chart position?

In other words, do online sales count towards the charts? (Particularly online sales from Dave's coming link.)
None, as long as they (the stores) report their sales to The Official UK Charts.
http://www.theofficialcharts.com/faq.php#howcompiled

In Daves case I wonder if he sell them through a store, or private? Then it depends on where he did buy his copies from. Directly from Rhino? - don't now if that counts...

But how about export sales, do they count? I guess a couple of us not living in UK have ordered from UK based stores.. hmv.co.uk, amazon.co.uk, play.com etc. Erm. :wink:
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