MikeH
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I had no doubts it would sell out. Just too steep for me for this particular title. I'm sure it'll be awesome tho!
Pre-Order Thread
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Endtro
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Twentytwo
Pre-order Goodness
- Johnny Cash - Johnny Cash With His Hot & Blue Guitar (Blue Vinyl)
Johnny Cash:Johnny Cash With His Hot & Blue Guitar (Blue Vinyl),LP,COUNTRY
www.bullmoose.com
Twentytwo
Pre-order Goodness
- Johnny Cash - Johnny Cash Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous (Gold Vinyl)
Johnny Cash:Johnny Cash Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous (Gold Vinyl),LP,COUNTRY
www.bullmoose.com
POGunter
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Lead times are really moving out there on prepaid preorders....
“Pre-order now and receive your digital download immediately. Vinyl is expected to ship in October.”
Corycm
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Yeah, everything is super jammed up. I think this year is gonna make 2020 look quaint in terms of delays.
threesunrises
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Just ordered it. I was initially put off by the price, but husband loves John Prine.
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
Cash is the new Black Pumas
zdkaiser
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Please tag me.
MikeH
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Will try to remember to!
Russ I
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Amy Winehouse // At the BBC (3 LP)
Amy Winehouse’s At The BBC features tracks from appearances on Later... with Jools Holland over the years, notably Amy’s first performance on the show in 2003 with “Stronger Than Me.” Plus, two performances from the Mercury Prize: “Take The Box” from 2004 and “Love Is A Losing Game” from 2007...
www.vinylmnky.com
Might want to be aware of this Pitchfork review of a CD/DVD version:
Amy Winehouse: At The BBC
This CD/DVD gathers 48 minutes' worth of tracks from on-stage and in-the-studio broadcasts, including two otherwise unreleased titles, and an hour-long documentary built around a 22-minute set filmed shortly after the release of Back to Black.
RowBearToe
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Amy Winehouse // At the BBC (3 LP)
Amy Winehouse’s At The BBC features tracks from appearances on Later... with Jools Holland over the years, notably Amy’s first performance on the show in 2003 with “Stronger Than Me.” Plus, two performances from the Mercury Prize: “Take The Box” from 2004 and “Love Is A Losing Game” from 2007...
Might want to be aware of this Pitchfork review of a CD/DVD version:
Amy Winehouse: At The BBC
This CD/DVD gathers 48 minutes' worth of tracks from on-stage and in-the-studio broadcasts, including two otherwise unreleased titles, and an hour-long documentary built around a 22-minute set filmed shortly after the release of Back to Black.pitchfork.com
Damn, that review is brutal! haha
Twentytwo
Pre-order Goodness
Prine is sold out. Pretty impressive they sold that many copies in less than a day at that price point.
threesunrises
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Saw Amy just as Back to Black was starting to get massive airplay. She was supposed to play The TLA in Philly, but they moved the show to the larger Electric Factory. I hate to say, it was a terrible show. She was obviously totally drugged out and could barely stand up, much less perform.
Man Pitchfork is just the worst. Thanks for that reminder. This isn't to defend late-era Amy Winehouse live (the decision to force her back out on tour just as she was on the road to recovery is brutal and it showed at least in the clips I've seen), but there's still more value gleaned from that 3.1 release than anything Pitchfork decided to put on the page about it.
It seems the vinyl release at least has some new/different material than the CD/DVD item based on the limited info we have which is interesting.
Edit: Just to pile on to Pitchfork a tiny bit more. That Back to Black album that Douglas pines over? Rolling Stones #33 on their Top 500 of all time (and #20 on their best of 2000-2009 ten years ago)? Here is Pitchfork's opinion and review of it
pitchfork.com
Like honestly though, read that without seeing the score and guess what the score is? Never would have guessed it. Because why would a review want to communicate any details on quality outside of a score?
It seems the vinyl release at least has some new/different material than the CD/DVD item based on the limited info we have which is interesting.
Edit: Just to pile on to Pitchfork a tiny bit more. That Back to Black album that Douglas pines over? Rolling Stones #33 on their Top 500 of all time (and #20 on their best of 2000-2009 ten years ago)? Here is Pitchfork's opinion and review of it
Amy Winehouse: Back to Black
Like honestly though, read that without seeing the score and guess what the score is? Never would have guessed it. Because why would a review want to communicate any details on quality outside of a score?
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ranbalam
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Wow, what a song. I ordered this based on that song and video. I don't know anything about Jungle and I have been resisting cold-buys for well over a year now...and yet this just felt so good I was compelled to click the buy button. I hope the whole album makes me feel this good.
JonnyH
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I had tickets to see her twice. Once just as Back to Black was released at a 750 person venue. And then once a couple years later when she was huge.
Neither show took place.
folsom_lives
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Busy Earning was a jam.