Skalap
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If I remember correctly, it said November when I ordered.
Yep, November 27
Thanks!
If I remember correctly, it said November when I ordered.
Yep, November 27
Wake up if you're looking for signed CD's - Available again
the limited edition signed “in the trees” edition deluxe cd (U.S. customers only)
please note we are doing our best to deliver all orders as fast as possible, however, we may experience delays somewhere along the way as we try to keep everyone safe. Limited edition deluxe “in the trees” edition folklore album personally signed by Taylor Swift. Each Deluxe CD Album includes...store.taylorswift.com
I don't claim to know anything about the planning behind all of this, but the impression I got with those signed CDs sent to independent record stores is that they were free to the record stores, and I wouldn't be surprised if they were sent with stipulations about what could be charged for them. I assumed the motivation was to help the independent record stores (all profit with no gouging) and to offer this gift (low-priced, signed CD) to Taylor's fans. On her official site, the regular CD is $13, so they're charging $12 for her signature. Doesn't seem outrageous given some of the pricing we've seen from other quarters lately (not to mention how nice it is to see more of these made available given the $150 price tag from Discogs scummers).I can't believe that price from her official site. The copies she signed and sent out to Portland record stores were < $15.
Agreed, what those signed CDs are going for is a little crazy, I have no problem with $10-15 for the autograph so the price is fair in my opinion. I grabbed it for my daughter for Christmas, but if you're a fan and missed out, the price is reasonable. You know she's the type to have caught wind of what they were going for and decided to squash that flipper aftermarket, which I'm a fan of, lol.I don't claim to know anything about the planning behind all of this, but the impression I got with those signed CDs sent to independent record stores is that they were free to the record stores, and I wouldn't be surprised if they were sent with stipulations about what could be charged for them. I assumed the motivation was to help the independent record stores (all profit with no gouging) and to offer this gift (low-priced, signed CD) to Taylor's fans. On her official site, the regular CD is $13, so they're charging $12 for her signature. Doesn't seem outrageous given some of the pricing we've seen from other quarters lately (not to mention how nice it is to see more of these made available given the $150 price tag from Discogs scummers).
I don’t want this to go past 13 pages, but also I think Taylor fits right in! I may move it up eventually!
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omg, I used to have that same Tonight Alive CD signed, but I think I sold it! also, that signed brand new eyes is insane!!! I bet that's worth sooo much money now
Welp.... I am now worried!Anybody get their vinyl yet??
Apparently they have started shipping out. I’ve seen some pics of like two different variants. But I haven’t heard anything about mine yet. No shipping email, no update on my account page. Just waiting...waiting...waiting...
Yeah I believe that’s the one (the “standard” one). Looks way better than I imagined it would.The site says November 20th so.... I am unsure.... I wonder if I should open it or embargo on it until Christmas time.... I am glad to see they exist and are out in the wild. Is that the In The Woods variant that we are seeing?