I know they do delete stuff, but it seems like inactive stuff at least becomes hidden. Which if you haven’t favorited it or whatever is basically the same thing except the platform does it for you.They actually deleted some rooms with all the information that was in there.
I know they do delete stuff, but it seems like inactive stuff at least becomes hidden. Which if you haven’t favorited it or whatever is basically the same thing except the platform does it for you.
Yeah, I know.They removed the entire Storfs Secrets room
I'm probably going to grab this as an add-on with my membership credits.
Or possibly the 2LP 45rpm Shabaka. Haven't decided for sure just yet.
It makes me wonder if they didn't not mess up when they ordered these Ramones records from the press company.
Yeah I was hoping for the Deslondes but I will probably end up swapping for credit again and eventually grabbing that Fela box.Man Swaps is woof!
Nothing about that quote makes sense. It seems to attribute the comeback to VMP.Interesting numbers from a Joni Mitchell article to give an idea how many units they move in that track, especially in light of their claims to have 20k subs overall.
"Representatives for Mitchell point to a recent Vinyl Me, Please promotion, which seems to be responsible for the musician’s comeback. The Hissing of Summer Lawns was offered for sale on vinyl—as the company’s name suggests—for subscribers only. That promotion reportedly sold around 3,600 copies, according to Vinyl Me, Please."
Press is smelling blood in the water. Please note that the final product may not look like the image and might look closer to mudWhoops..
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Delays and price hikes at Vinyl Me, Please anger subscribers as Denver record club struggles to right itself
The Denver-based company has sued its CEO and CFO, alleging they diverted money.www.denverpost.com
Well, her reps don't want facts to ruin a good story. The focus of the story was that the album had a mega % increase in sales, thus renewed interest in Joni, etc. Not telling everyone that subscribers had the LP curated for them vs. 4k people suddenly stormed the gates to buy it proactively was not conducive to the press.Nothing about that quote makes sense. It seems to attribute the comeback to VMP.
True. In fact, the Joni catalog reissue series with lacquers cut by Grundman and broadly available on vinyl and digital are much more responsible.Well, her reps don't want facts to ruin a good story. The focus of the story was that the album had a mega % increase in sales, thus renewed interest in Joni, etc. Not telling everyone that subscribers had the LP curated for them vs. 4k people suddenly stormed the gates to buy it proactively was not conducive to the press.
It exists!!!They're here!