"jurren baars" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > i don't see why on earth these represses have to be twice the price of a > normal pressing. the only way i can see it is cashing in on collectors > demand. the fact that they look exactly like the original pressing adds to > it's cheeckyness. i don't even know what i'll be buying this release for: > the music on it, or the fact that it looks like a record that used to be > 'rare' but isn't anymore since it has now got a repress. i feel a bit > screwed by carl, i mean i buy every planet e release i really like, and all > of a sudden theres a repress of a record i didn't see/didn't like 10 years > ago, and now i'm supposed to pay way more then it innitially was sold for?
>From another perspective, it seems that this record has stood the test of time. It's obviously still popular and sought after (including by myself). I don't feel that I'm 'taking a chance' on it, and in fact, I know that I'll get a lot of enjoyment out of it for a long time. I don't mind paying a bit extra for that... :) Sven
