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SonofHarlemShuffler
A question for Londoners: how much of a ghost town is the capital these days? I can easily get to the new shop by train and tube but I’m wondering how difficult it is to maintain social distancing on the streets and even inside the store itself.
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SonofHarlemShuffler
A question for Londoners: how much of a ghost town is the capital these days? I can easily get to the new shop by train and tube but I’m wondering how difficult it is to maintain social distancing on the streets and even inside the store itself.
London is much quieter than it should be and the streets are not very busy.
It is a great time to visit London as it is much less crowded.
As for the shop I’ve walked past it a few times myself but haven’t been in yet and it has looked quiet when I’ve walked past.
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SonofHarlemShuffler
A question for Londoners: how much of a ghost town is the capital these days? I can easily get to the new shop by train and tube but I’m wondering how difficult it is to maintain social distancing on the streets and even inside the store itself.
London is much quieter than it should be and the streets are not very busy.
It is a great time to visit London as it is much less crowded.
As for the shop I’ve walked past it a few times myself but haven’t been in yet and it has looked quiet when I’ve walked past.
Nate
Thank,Nate. I guess a quieter London is still quite busy compared with other towns. Can’t believe you didn’t go in the shop!
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Manofwealthandtaste
Does anyone have the answer as to why 'Star Star' does not appear on the track listing on the inner sleeve of the RS No9 red vinyl GHS? (maybe the same on the black vinyl as well, I haven't seen one of those).
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Manofwealthandtaste
Does anyone have the answer as to why 'Star Star' does not appear on the track listing on the inner sleeve of the RS No9 red vinyl GHS? (maybe the same on the black vinyl as well, I haven't seen one of those).
The inner on my vinyl box does indeed include Star Star.
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mick64
It is known if the next red vinyl will be exile or it is not known
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jbwelda
It just never ends, does it. The pimping of the catalogue, I mean.
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what time Sticky Fingers goes on sale in Europe
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jbwelda
It just never ends, does it. The pimping of the catalogue, I mean.
jb
I’m beginning to feel a little like this regarding Deluxe Edition box-sets, too. It’s just never-ending; and often, very, very expensive. Vinyl and CD’s will soon be collectibles for the affluent only.
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Doxa
I personally made this observation a long time ago. I haven't really wanted to talk about it that much, since I see all these big box sets and whatever packages very important for many people here, which is to say that there is a demand for that kind of stuff (so, if that makes the record companies and the costumers happy, no problem). But I don't think anyone needs to be any kind of rocket scientist to see that we are here wittnessing the last days of a dying business (music in material form), and the leading idea is to milk out every cent possible as there still are people alive buying this stuff. Enjoy it while you can.
But what goes for these red coloured album versions, well, I guess they need to pay the rent for that Carnaby Street store... As someone described McCartney's efforts to sell his new album in four different versions by adding a different demo for each, "novel and innovative", I guess that is too...
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jbwelda
It just never ends, does it. The pimping of the catalogue, I mean.
jb
I’m beginning to feel a little like this regarding Deluxe Edition box-sets, too. It’s just never-ending; and often, very, very expensive. Vinyl and CD’s will soon be collectibles for the affluent only.
I personally made this observation a long time ago. I haven't really wanted to talk about it that much, since I see all these big box sets and whatever packages very important for many people here, which is to say that there is a demand for that kind of stuff (so, if that makes the record companies and the costumers happy, no problem). But I don't think anyone needs to be any kind of rocket scientist to see that we are here wittnessing the last days of a dying business (music in material form), and the leading idea is to milk out every cent possible as there still are people alive buying this stuff. Enjoy it while you can.
But what goes for these red coloured album versions, well, I guess they need to pay the rent for that Carnaby Street store... As someone described McCartney's efforts to sell his new album in four different versions by adding a different demo for each, "novel and innovative", I guess that is too...
- Doxa
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DandelionPowderman
The voice of reason!
Too bad, no matter how many times I tell myself I have to stop, I can't resist these things (like the Keith box set)...