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Hmmm - Black CD! either he's being cryptic (unlikely) or trying to avoid saying CDR (almost certainly).Victim of Circumstance wrote:Re the latter one, look who the seller is
Another typical tombmv issue, hence you don't know what you get - a rare item or, more likely IMO, a homemade one
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...If we'd started such thread one or two years ago, we'd already been in the need to open a second oneBeing645 wrote:And here is:
the next creative Greek bootleg, limited edition of course ...
Though perhaps we should open another thread only for those ...
Agreed, however a black CD is still a CDR, they are just less common and from a descriptive aspect avoids having to say its a silver CDR.Victim of Circumstance wrote:Taking a closer look at the picture I tend to say that black cd is referring to the colour of the cd/medium and not it's status (silver disc, cdr). However, a cdr is more likely ...
Randall Flagg wrote:Agreed, however a black CD is still a CDR, they are just less common and from a descriptive aspect avoids having to say its a silver CDR.Victim of Circumstance wrote:Taking a closer look at the picture I tend to say that black cd is referring to the colour of the cd/medium and not it's status (silver disc, cdr). However, a cdr is more likely ...
Of course we could just ask if its a factory pressed CD and what are the matrix numbers identifying the plant. However I think we all know the answer here...
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Right on,brotherPista wrote:Randall Flagg wrote:Agreed, however a black CD is still a CDR, they are just less common and from a descriptive aspect avoids having to say its a silver CDR.Victim of Circumstance wrote:Taking a closer look at the picture I tend to say that black cd is referring to the colour of the cd/medium and not it's status (silver disc, cdr). However, a cdr is more likely ...
Of course we could just ask if its a factory pressed CD and what are the matrix numbers identifying the plant. However I think we all know the answer here...
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Yeah, so true. He seems to have moved on from selling the CDR sourced cassettes (complete with skips & gaps between tracks) to this homemade garbageVictim of Circumstance wrote:Re the latter one, look who the seller is
Another typical tombmv issue, hence you don't know what you get - a rare item or, more likely IMO, a homemade one
why not....Being645 wrote:And here is:
the next creative Greek bootleg, limited edition of course ...
Though perhaps we should open another thread only for those ...
Oh hell, that's more than someone paid last autumn for an orignal Body Electric single ...Victim of Circumstance wrote:£68,77 for the tombv cd "On the wireless"
I assume, too many people still don't read here...
... well, means not you or me....Victim of Circumstance wrote:At least no one from the usual suspects around here
but who the hell did it? Didn´t put it on my list...people are strange!Being645 wrote:Oh hell, that's more than someone paid last autumn for an orignal Body Electric single ...Victim of Circumstance wrote:£68,77 for the cd "On the wireless"
...Unfortunately they know that if they make it look good enough there are people obsessed enough to buy it (even though it's almost certainly sourced from the same files that they already downloaded). £68 is taking the p*ss though.Being645 wrote:In a way it's shocking that some of those fakes are sold for such a lot of money like this one ...
Amphitamine Logic
the problem is that they didn´t make it look good enought, They took the artwork from the sisterswikiDan wrote:Unfortunately they know that if they make it look good enough there are people obsessed enough to buy it (even though it's almost certainly sourced from the same files that they already downloaded). £68 is taking the p*ss though.Being645 wrote:In a way it's shocking that some of those fakes are sold for such a lot of money like this one ...
Amphitamine Logic
Lucky? He's also selling a few others in series for a few weeks by now.dtsom wrote:... and the seller a total lucky BASTARD