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In While we're waiting for the next one to arrive!":

Obviousman wrote:Proper CD, deffo Perhaps we can do a poll

May as well.

So what do people prefer? A proper CD would require commitment from a sufficient number of artistes to warrant it, but would definitely be nice to have. Downloads would be quicker and easier.

And what's wrong with downloading then burning to a CD

Can we have "either" and "both" options please?

I know what I like (in my record collection).

A CD that is

Cassette.

Dark wrote:Cassette.

I expected you would be demanding a flexi

Weed it

Motz wrote:Can we have "either" and "both" options please?

Oh, there's always one.

I'd thought about it, and reckoned that "either" is too much of a sit on the fence position, and might not produce a viable result. "Both" on the other hand is a very valid option, and it may even fall out as the best option if the results are close enough to warrant it.

In the end I decided that selfishness was the order of the day. Which of the 2 suits you the best?

Either way, if this comes off I would personally like to see a result that would also cater for the narrowband folks. So if you're on dial-up and would like to see this happen, you know what to do.

As an artist, it suits me best to be able to cite my work on CD. As a fan, it suits me best to be able to download it.

Any questions?

I thought there would be a vinyl version.

Motz wrote:As an artist, it suits me best to be able to cite my work on CD. As a fan, it suits me best to be able to download it.

Any questions?

As both in this case, I reckon you'd be entitled to both in any event.

CD, I have a large cd collection that looks lovely and I enjoy selecting things out of it.

But for the sisters, vinyl.

Whats this downloading thing of which you speak?

Dark wrote:Cassette.

Careful, James will request an 8-track tape....

9while9 wrote:

Dark wrote:Cassette.

Careful, James will request an 8-track tape....

I want a tour

Motz wrote:As an artist, it suits me best to be able to cite my work on CD. As a fan, it suits me best to be able to download it.

I'll deffinately agree with the first option, for the same reason.

Question: If you go for a download, will Herr Blast's artwork be available to download as well?

A CD please. And a DVD. I was kind of impressed by what Wayne did with that Candles-thing. And I think Andrew could do a thing like that so much better. Or am I thinking of David Bowie?

Gimme Boogie, babe!

Badlander wrote:I thought there would be a vinyl version.

!! positive

gatefold sleeve et all

christophe wrote:

Badlander wrote:I thought there would be a vinyl version. :innocent: :( :lol:

!! positive

I 'third' this.

Greetz,
Jerre

Jerre wrote:

christophe wrote:

Badlander wrote:I thought there would be a vinyl version.

!! positive

I 'third' this.

Greetz,
Jerre

Now that'd be groovy...

Limited (to 10000 copies):
A dvd case offering 1 cd, 1 dvd disk,
and an offical booklet.
cd: new album
dvd: material covering bits and pieces of the
band over the last 10 years, radio & tv interviews,
concert footage).

Price: 19.99

The rest: Album on cd only. 12.99[/b]

I think we're talking about the tribute cd....

"Limited (to 10000 copies)"? That's pointless, may as well just say it's not limited.

Plus that's a stupidly high price for a CD+DVD set.

Ocean Moves wrote:Limited (to 10000 copies)

You think they could still sell that many?