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Two of my five pending orders, Jolene and I See You soundtrack, are now shown to be in stock. Hopefully, I will receive a shipping confirmation.

So is it too late to ask for a refund on five pending orders I have with them? Maybe, I hope at some point they liquidate some assets to offer refund on existing orders they are yet to fulfill, but I doubt that is a priority.

If you want AAA, you should look for a clean OG or a Japanese issue from the 70s and 80s. They all sound good (I’ve listened to several versions over the years). RKS should sound good too, although it might not be AAA. I just discovered Sony Japan put out Jeff’s entire Epic studio catalogue...

Not sure how great of a deal this is, but Dusty Groove has added some vmp titles ($21 for singles and $27 for doubles). https://www.dustygroove.com/label/157348

One thing I’m curious about this test pressing sale is how they’re going to handle double albums. Will they break them up into separate units, or will they count them as the single unit?

Richard Blade is a name I vaguely remember. Isn’t he a VJ with a music video show in the 1980s?

I think Lapsley and Torres (I’m sure that one’s still around) predate that era.

I will go with Tidal, too.

I still have five items awaiting shipment. As an international customer who is no longer a member, and who is in a country they no longer ship to, my only choice is to wait it out. The last of the five is pending in May, but I am fully expecting to wait longer.

Isn’t Wax Supreme the name for a European grey-market label?

Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark by The Robert Cray Band comes to mind immediately for 1988 blues.

For this Asian customer, this is actually worse. :LOL:

I guess it’s going to be another US-only subscription series.

I’m going with Big Star’s #1 Record

The Black Crowes, Counting Crows, and Sheryl Crow might work as a pack.

Nile Rodgers and Chic Olympic Hall, Seoul, Korea He began with a medley of Chic hits. Then he got the crowd up and we wouldn’t sit down again. The Bowie hits he produced were big crowd pleasers, but we were there for those great disco tunes he made for Chic and Sister Sledge. Peace, love...

Ja Rule, better than what you remember (vmp)

I always thought keeping international customers was not a sound business decision on their part and understood Interscope’s decision not to deal with international customers for the same reason. However, appearing to be eager to drop customers that have given them businesses for years is what...

I am glad this news about no more international membership came after I decided to end the relationship with VMP and left their discord server.

I just received those two (Devo and Sabbath) from Rhino.