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…is not to try grab the people that already have all this stuff.
I’m speaking in a personal capacity here, but the whole point of these re-release packages is to catch the people that never got around to buying the album AND a bunch of the singles (and hence the B sides and the like) the first time around.
Yes, we realise that anyone who’s a big fan of FBS recordings is likely to have all the things on the 2nd CD already – so there’s not a big reason for them to buy the 10th Ann package (although I did argue for having alternative/unreleased versions on it, but then I’m a record collecting geek at heart!)
Marketing is a funny old world, and not something I try to get too involved in (I did put the 2nd CD together though, just to make sure it was vaguely right)
Simon
thx simon
i proberly will buy the 10 yaer YCALWB even though i have the the first release
here is my qeustion to simon
will norman every release his bootlegs he’s done over the past few years
arcade fire remix Gorrilaz mash up ect.and will there be a new live album/ DVD out soon from bbb4 or Rockness
if you could answer these questions that would be ace
Thx
wokaFatboard Slims,
Just thought I’d say, initially I was somewhat sceptical of this 10 year anniversary release, but my copy has ‘amazoned’ its way through the post this morning, and i gotta say, its pretty damn cool. go for the ltd version, as it comes in nice sleeve with the bonus tracks disc. A definite for the collectors out there fo’ sho!
All we need now is earlier Norman Cook alias retrospectives ;)
I appreciate some of them haven’t really got the material to carry a full CD, and there is that cool Southern Fried House compliation knocking about, but what about a Feelgood Factor collection (on CD for the first time) :)bb
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