It's a 70min collection though, right? And tip-on gatefold should be a nice package. Seems really reasonable for $31.
My issue or disappointment with the whole thing is I am kinda anti-live comps. I wish it was a full WOD live show. I will still probably end up buying it because I love WOD’s but it still miffs me a bit.
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Same, and Etta James Sings Funk
Right - several of those songs are 10+ minutes long. I'm sticking with the green version from their store, but do like the color VMP is offering.
Okay so yes it is stupid expensive anyhow... Factor in the "free" VMP shipping and the member price is about 4 dollars more.The Avalanches - We Will Always Love You (2xLP - Limited Kelly Green/Coke Bottle Splash Vinyl)
The Avalanches’ new album, We Will Always Love You, will be released by Astralwerks on December 11. An exploration of the vibrational relationship between light, sound and spirit, The Avalanches have moved beyond the party-up exuberance of their youthful music to a tender, reflective sound...
$39 here
I thought most live albums are comps. Or is that what you mean? I think most of the ones I have are either comps from the same tour or at least multiple nights in the same venue.
I think I only have one live comp in my collection. The Neil Young “Songs For Judy” and that one is at least from the same tour, most of my live albums are either full shows or a portion of a full show. This is like 10 years of live performances whittled down to a single album.
Maybe I'm not a big enough fan. Seems like they could have done a whole show. How many of those songs are pushing 10 minutes?
Same, but none of my three ROTM. Guess we're back to not bundling lol.
Bet ya it arrives a month later than TTL...
Oh completely, I'm just kinda happy that the insane price is MAINLY due to the MSRP slapped on this one by the label. The bubble is gunna burst VERY soon.
Exactly, it will drop in price there is no reason for this to be listed for $40 - $50.
Ah, yeah comps over many years I'd generally agree. I think many of the famously well regarded live albums are not from a single show, so are technically comps, but usually from a much shorter time period. I think the temptation to pick the best versions of songs on mutliple recordings is too strong for many artists.
I don’t hate them and I understand that lots of live albums are put together this way but I would still prefer to listen to a complete unadulterated live performance.
Pretty sure I paid £30 for a signed copy of the black from their site.
