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Thanks! I´ll probably have to adjust the prices, but on my end it´s best to start out a little high. People on Finn tend to bargain a lot, so we´ll probably end somewhere around the prices you suggest anyway…
A Fishtank repress sounds great!
Still looking for the steelcover Soothe, Maiden Voyage, and the blue and red sawblades. And the Fishtank…
Regarding the prices: The X-3s are a bit steep, I see that. Didn´t check the availability too well… Same with the Starmelt I guess.
The Mad Sun/Aufnahme is the bogus non-sawblade version that it excists about 20 of, right? What is the price on these nowadays?
Good point! At least that brings something new to the table. Pearl Jam did that for a long period (maybe they still do?). The band made the money instead of the bootleggers, and at the same time ensured that the sound quality was good enough. Win win.
I´m not whining about holes in my collection, and that´s the problem. A few years ago I would have done all I could to get a copy of every release, but it´ less and less important to me = I´ll buy fewer records than I did.
But hey, if I´m the only one who feels this way, the band is probably doing everything right
Good points there, but:
– The limited edition versions do not seem so exclusive when all releases are limited.
– I believe that a lot of the limited editions are sold to collectors. If the collectors get tired of all the editions there is a good chance they will stop buying them. In that case, the band have ruined their own market.
Bent said at the Q&A at Litteraturhuset tonight that they are playing in Oslo on April 12th (as we already knew) and Bergen the day after.
The band will then head for Europe, all gigs with Reine Fiske as guest guitarist.
He also said that the setlists will contain of several songs from Blissard, as well as the new material.
Quote:Very odd.. I mean, 25 euro. That's about 10 beers in a bar.Or three beers if you´re in Norway
EDIT: Just realized Elvin made the same point…
