Always enjoyed the segue between 'The Power And The Glory' and 'The Rocks Remain' but this didn't happen on the Tidal version??Originally Posted by Barry
Can never make up my mind if I like the LP or not.
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Always enjoyed the segue between 'The Power And The Glory' and 'The Rocks Remain' but this didn't happen on the Tidal version??Can never make up my mind if I like the LP or not.
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I'm Mike.
He with least money has most to sell
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I'm Mike.
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Old CDs are getting more expensive than many folks might think. I'm not talking about the mainstream chart releases from '90s and 00's that you find piles of in charity shops, but CDs from bands that had a serious fan base back in the day whether punk, heavy metal, rap, electronic... I was looking for one of the Black Sabbath albums on eBay and Discogs the other day and the cheapest was £18.Just arrived...
Bought this when it first came out, complete with bonus 7" single, and been after it again for ages. But vinyl copies complete with single are silly money.
So got it on CD (includes bonus tracks!) off Music Magpie for £4.83. Now they want nearly 18 quid for the same CD. So I timed that well
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Much worse with vinyl... From time to time I find myself looking for a vinyl copy of sabbath's first album, and it's never cheap. But check out this one, properly taking the piss (and they have the cheek to charge for posting!) I expect by Christmas this and others in the catalogue will be reissued to cash in on the sudden renewed interest, so someone can get it me off the Amazon.
https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/3784360871
I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in
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Which one?
Most I have paid for a CD is a bit over £30 for The Godfathers 'Hit By Hit.' Had to get it from USA. Much cheaper on vinyl but I already have it on vinyl.
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Headless Cross. I'm after one of the '80s originals (not a more recent compressed-to-death 'remaster'). Discogs shows 13 different versions were released so you'd think there'd be a good chance, but none of the listings has anything under £20 at the minute and eBay's cheapest is currently £21 inc post.
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