


cwr wrote:The USA Brutal Youth tour had Crash Test Dummies.
bobfrombob wrote:I’m not normally a shill for Amazon but their preorder guarantee is pretty great. Once your preorder is in, if the price drops before it is released, you get the lower price, and sometimes their price drops to a pretty low level (like the Smashing Pumpkins 4 record box I got for $38). Just keep track of prices elsewhere and you can always cancel a preorder at any time before it ships. So I think you can cancel your order now if you want. I ordered from Amazon Canada and it seems to show a delivery date of next week sometime....
Having said that, it can be unreliable and if you want to be sure you have something the day it is released, Amazon is probably not the way to go.
johnfoyle wrote:The vinyl sounds great on my system. I kept thinking I was hearing new bits etc. that I didn't hear before. To be fair, however, I then played the Rhino reissue on cd and they were there also , I'd just forgot them. There is still , however, the tactile engagement that the vinyl edition requires. You are conscious of having to be near by to flip the discs and not just leaving the album to play and getting busy with something else. You end up really concentrating on the songs.
Pigalle wrote:Spike appears to be Music On Vinyl's follow-up release to Brutal Youth
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/504600-01.htm
http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/artist_Elvis-Co ... gr_5531333
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