Re: (313) (eccentric old codger with) warprecords

[Michael . Elliot-Knight]

How many others out there see themselves as grey-haired and crooked but
still shopping in the record stores for some really dusty piece of vinyl
while teenagers walk by and ask, "what are those?" as they point to a bin
of 12" records?

this actually happened to me, by the way, but the person who said it was a
small child -my first thought was "holy sh*t - it's really happened!" LOL
luckily my two nephews and my niece know exactly what a vinyl record is.

MEK


                                                                                
                                          
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 > Oh and warps bleep is now live:
 > https://www.warprecords.com/bleep
 >

This is so expensive! 0.99 a track regardless of length. So an album
with lots of short tracks cost more than one of equivalent length with
long tracks. I think they need to re-think their pricing system.

Do you get a discount for buying a complete album? Otherwise, something
like smokers delight - 17 in mp3 format?!?!?

Surely it should be cheaper, there are no middle men. I suppose one
advantage is you can download single tracks.

hmm, think I'll stick to CDs

--
Mike