Corycm
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Yeah, I have the same experience when I breeze through my wantlist.That's a valid point. I was shocked when I looked them up on 'cogs.
Yeah, I have the same experience when I breeze through my wantlist.That's a valid point. I was shocked when I looked them up on 'cogs.
Good catch, might have to grab a standard or Sound Waves version since I have a feeling the VMP one is going to take a bit longer as all of my other pre-orders have.Giving another mention here, as it had a VMP variant.
Not pushing FOMO, but pushing good music/people and a label doing awesome stuff for their culture.
Steve & Teresa: Catching a Wave
VMP - Sold Out
Clear - Now Sold Out
Black is left - Catching A Wave (AGS-038), by Steve & Teresa
People have been HOUNDING them on twitter about it.Well, I knew this was useless and was probably more venting than anything, but it's still kinda funny knowing they saw it
Well, I knew this was useless and was probably more venting than anything, but it's still kinda funny knowing they saw it
I will say, I have had some good sounding stuff pressed from GZ. But agreed. It makes NO sense to me to do it this way hah. QRP must be totally swamped. I think RTI was (maybe still is?) shut down for a bit. Just a really bizarre choice, especially selling GZ at $50/album.I laughed at "plated at QRP, pressed at GZ"
That's like going to a Michelin starred restaurant and being told, "it was plated here but cooked at McDonald's".
Does QRP have many color options? Yeah the pricing is crazy, I thought VMP and Neil Young were the only ones that do box sets that are price gouged instead of good deals, but maybe I haven't been looking hard enough.I will say, I have had some good sounding stuff pressed from GZ. But agreed. It makes NO sense to me to do it this way hah. QRP must be totally swamped. I think RTI was (maybe still is?) shut down for a bit. Just a really bizarre choice, especially selling GZ at $50/album.
They appear to be black vinyl though right?Does QRP have many color options? Yeah the pricing is crazy, I thought VMP and Neil Young were the only ones that do box sets that are price gouged instead of good deals, but maybe I haven't been looking hard enough.
I can't keep straight which box you guys were talking about I guess!They appear to be black vinyl though right?
hahah I know. Yea it's the Sparklehorse one. For some reason they chose to plate it at QRP but press it at GZ. I haven't really seen that done much so it seems like a very strange decision.I can't keep straight which box you guys were talking about I guess!
Really bizarre. Maybe QRP was too backed up? Definitely should have lowered the price if so.hahah I know. Yea it's the Sparklehorse one. For some reason they chose to plate it at QRP but press it at GZ. I haven't really seen that done much so it seems like a very strange decision.
People have been HOUNDING them on twitter about it.
Take: VMP basically *are* flippers.Just a really bizarre choice, especially selling GZ at $50/album.
Wouldn't mind a discount code to bring this down a bit. I really want it, but damn that's pricey.I am very on the fence. I want it and am sitting on a credit that would make it a bit more palatable. Usually I hem and haw about it long enough the record sells out and the decision is made for me.
but there is no reaason reissues of out of print stuff should be priced high because of high discogs prices. These pj harvey reissues are around 20$ with discogs prices in the hundreds. I love sparklehorse but a boxset for 60$ an album is highway robbery and i'm not going to support that. But maybe the new vmp strategy against flippers is charging flipper prices from the starthave you seen prices on Discogs of original pressings? Even reissues are... steep.
I mean...a ton of labels are raising prices due to secondary market pricing. Look at the whole Milo release issue that happened a month or so ago. It's crazy, but VMP wouldn't be the first one to do this.Take: VMP basically *are* flippers.
do you count as a flipper if you overprice your own stuffTake: VMP basically *are* flippers.
I don't disagree, but that just means they're not alone in it.I mean...a ton of labels are raising prices due to secondary market pricing. Look at the whole Milo release issue that happened a month or so ago. It's crazy, but VMP wouldn't be the first one to do this.
have you seen prices on Discogs of original pressings? Even reissues are... steep.
Hoping fora similar situation than the woodstock boxset, where rhino sold the individual volumes for about half the vmp priceI think I've talked myself out of Sparklehorse (for now). I can't imagine they will stay VMP exclusive for long. I could see them all be released individually before this box set is in anyone's hands. I'm not sure I NEED all four albums, so I will just wait.
Until I'm drunk.