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What do you mean sketchy used copies from strangers? I've never had a problem buying on Discogs, it's basically like eBay for music.If anyone wants vinyls, they can buy sketchy used copies on Discogs from strangersāno need for fresh pressings.ā
I know people who have had less than desirable experiences on Discogs, sadly. Not saying itās a bad resource, but when it comes to vinyls, I personally prefer a brand-new copy if possible.What do you mean sketchy used copies from strangers? I've never had a problem buying on Discogs, it's basically like eBay for music.
Yeah, I get wanting something new. I'm not really for or against this release at all. But Discogs really isn't any different than any other online marketplace. You have protections if things go wrong, and yeah, like anywhere things can go wrong. I don't think it's a fair assessment is all.I know people who have had less than desirable experiences on Discogs, sadly. Not saying itās a bad resource, but when it comes to vinyls, I personally prefer a brand-new copy if possible.
MoFi releases HIStory on Standard Vinyl 3LP and SACD, $119,99/$59,99I really hope they gonna released History (like in 1995) on vinyl again very soon !!
MoFi releases HIStory on Standard Vinyl 3LP and SACD, $119,99/I really hope they gonna released History (like in 1995) on vinyl again very soon !!
From where? Couldn't find anythingMoFi releases HIStory on Standard Vinyl 3LP and SACD, $119,99/
mjfp has inside knowledge about this kind of stuffFrom where? Couldn't find anything
Maybe because cd was the prominent format from 90ās and 00ās. Right now loads of people buy vinyl. Cdās donāt come close. Why not re-release them after 30 years?I don't get it. Sony released Dangerous, HIStory, BOTDF, Invincible, Essential and Number Ones on vinyl on launch day. NOBODY bought any of them. In short, they were not vinyl albums, the vast majority of every album from 1991 onwards was sold almost exclusively on CD, with cassette making up 10-20%, and vinyl coming third, with approx 1% of total sales. People had their chance, and they said "no thanks."
There is a reason for this.