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| From | <zoogang@cox.net> |
| Subject | Re: Travelling Wilburys box problem/deluxe edition |
| Date | Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:29:29 -0400 |
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Apparently, the deluxe edition is now out of print. Makes no sense, really.
Alan
http://www.purepopradio.com
http://www.buhdge.com
---- Scott Shaw <brynneandscott@cox.net> wrote:
> I can't answer your question, but since you brought up the new release...
>
> I've been wondering what the deal is with the Deluxe Edition.
>
> It's $40 list and I was going to order it at Amazon as the price was about
> $23. A few days before release it said unavailable.
>
> I didn't know if this was due to the cheap price and being sold out or
> something else. Now Amazon shows people trying to sell copies second hand
> for $73-150.
>
> Did it sell out immediately? Will more be coming out?
>
> Should I be looking at a TW fan/official site f/more info?
>
> Scott S
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> Has anyone experimented this?
>
> Some recently manufactured american cd’s are having finishing problems.
> A friend bought the new Travelling Wilburys collection cd/dvd box, and
> his copy is a clear example of that. On the external edge of the audio
> discs, just where the ‘silver’ part ends – close to the transparent
> plastic edge – the silver part has imperfections. As if it was not
> ‘glued’ perfectly well. This is the third or fourth different cd I see
> with this problem. It doesn’t affect playing and you have to look close
> to notice (it’s on the label side, not on the playing side). But I think
> it shouldn’t happen.
>
> Picky customers are starting to complain. Although cd prices may seem
> relatively cheap if compared to the absurd downloading costs, it’s
> undeniably an old technology and should cost less. But nothing justifies
> bad manufacturing standards.
>
> Rafael.
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