Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 9:33 pm
No way!epsilon75 wrote:All my TD collection is on CDR
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Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 9:42 pm
Compilations for the car, dear chap, for the car.......................Pertou wrote:No way!epsilon75 wrote:All my TD collection is on CDR
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 3:33 am
My philosophy has always been to collect all the music - so I have tended to ignore the compilations and re-releases. Having said that, when I have discovered various original items at record fairs for a good price, I have bought them... such as a promo copy of Stratosfear for £3.50 (with the pre-release artwork).
I have also been gradually replacing cheapo re-releases with the originals where I can (such as the Ohr and Caroline recordings), but I have never been interested in all the various re-releases avaliable.
With the above in mind, I have pretty much sated my desire for collecting.
I have also been gradually replacing cheapo re-releases with the originals where I can (such as the Ohr and Caroline recordings), but I have never been interested in all the various re-releases avaliable.
With the above in mind, I have pretty much sated my desire for collecting.
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 8:28 am
Art_of_Fantasy wrote:Nope I'm not a spammer, I just reregistered today.
I just want to know if i'm missing some albums.
I recently bought from this website
Madcaps Flaming Duty
Sleeping Watches
Springtime in Nagasaki
I know i'm missing "The Keep" and probably some other OST's
I also want to know if the Tour-Promos are worth buying, some are
getting pretty expensive like "Ça Va - Ça Marche - Ça Ira Encore" which
allready has two songs on other albums.
Jân de Vries
ah, well apologies for me thinking you a spammer....these are dangerous times
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 9:40 am
Pertou wrote:No way!epsilon75 wrote:All my TD collection is on CDR
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:01 am
why all this talk of TD's music as a 'collection'? TD's music is a living and breathing thing, to be enjoyed whenever you want (or not, the choice is yours), it's not a dusty museum exhibit, therefore one CD is as valid as 250. When I play their CDs I listen to music, not to catalogue numbers.
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:16 am
24db wrote:why all this talk of TD's music as a 'collection'? TD's music is a living and breathing thing, to be enjoyed whenever you want (or not, the choice is yours), it's not a dusty museum exhibit, therefore one CD is as valid as 250. When I play their CDs I listen to music, not to catalogue numbers.
completely agree, but :
I listen to catalogue number : OMM 2/56021
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:21 am
ooh with the insert? cat number spotters!bigmoog wrote:24db wrote:why all this talk of TD's music as a 'collection'? TD's music is a living and breathing thing, to be enjoyed whenever you want (or not, the choice is yours), it's not a dusty museum exhibit, therefore one CD is as valid as 250. When I play their CDs I listen to music, not to catalogue numbers.
completely agree, but :
I listen to catalogue number : OMM 2/56021
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:24 am
24db wrote:ooh with the insert? cat number spotters!bigmoog wrote:24db wrote:why all this talk of TD's music as a 'collection'? TD's music is a living and breathing thing, to be enjoyed whenever you want (or not, the choice is yours), it's not a dusty museum exhibit, therefore one CD is as valid as 250. When I play their CDs I listen to music, not to catalogue numbers.
completely agree, but :
I listen to catalogue number : OMM 2/56021
I am a museum, admission free
I love TD and the stunning dalinian musique
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:27 am
is that you in the last scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark?bigmoog wrote:24db wrote:ooh with the insert? cat number spotters!bigmoog wrote:
completely agree, but :
I listen to catalogue number : OMM 2/56021
I am a museum, admission free
I love TD and the stunning dalinian musique
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:35 am
nah, Im indiana moog, off to search for the 'tapes' of destiny
all I need is $45,000,000, a map of hollow wood and an offer he cant refuse
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:37 am
bigmoog wrote:
nah, Im indiana moog, off to search for the 'tapes' of destiny
all I need is $45,000,000, a map of hollow wood and an offer he cant refuse
Not the lost Rubycon sessions by any chance
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:38 am
epsilon75 wrote:bigmoog wrote:
nah, Im indiana moog, off to search for the 'tapes' of destiny
all I need is $45,000,000, a map of hollow wood and an offer he cant refuse
Not the lost Rubycon sessions by any chance
BM leaves all forums
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:39 am
My collection of TD cd's, is about a tenth the size of most fans here. I tend to buy after I've heard some of the album, or on recommendation. I'll take a punt on recordings I'm dubious about, if they're cheap enough.
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:42 am
Which CDs you still after then MickHobo wrote:My collection of TD cd's, is about a tenth the size of most fans here. I tend to buy after I've heard some of the album, or on recommendation. I'll take a punt on recordings I'm dubious about, if they're cheap enough.
