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Catalogue is available in Australia

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I thought our Aussie fans here might be interested to know that Catalogue is now available to purchase through Dymocks (in Sydney at any rate). I also checked at Borders but they didn't have it, not sure about A&R. I just got mine at lunch time. Gosh, I was a bit shocked at the cost for such a small tome! Still, it looks fabulous, and I can't wait to get it home and check it out.

As for the other releases this month i.e. Concrete & A Life in Pop, no word at all as to whether we will be getting local releases, but it seems doubtful at this stage. None of the music retailers have them listed in their coming soon sections, so can only assume we will have to reply on imports as usual. Also, no news at all on the Australian tour that Neil mentioned on Radio 6, so I think the probability of this happening is also dimming, sadly :(

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#2 Post by Debussy »

Ooh how exciting...I'm pop into my Dymocks here in Auckland and have a look even though I've ordered it.
Yes..I'm guessing there will be no tour down-under. :(

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It seems the book is available everywhere, but the UK :(

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#4 Post by Paulo »

Far out. Just checked out Dymocks online and it says it is $90!!!

Did it cost you that much Rusty?

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I got my copy today from a wee bookstore in Auckland, NZ. It was NZ $120 and worth every cent. Its brilliant!

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Paulo wrote:Far out. Just checked out Dymocks online and it says it is $90!!!

Did it cost you that much Rusty?
It certainly did, but I'm so impatient I just couldn't wait. Knowing my luck it'll be in the Christmas bargin bins in a couple of months for half that. Debussey, NZ$120 seems pretty steep. Taking our exchange rates into account I would have though about $100 would be more appropriate.

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#7 Post by Debussy »

I know its a bit steep but no other bookstore had heard of it - Dymocks offered to order, but like you I just couldnt wait. Either one's a serious collector or not.

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#8 Post by Paulo »

I'm with Debussy.

Even though I have it on order from Amazon UK (bundled with some other stuff so it won't ship for a week or so) I'm going out to today and if I find it I'm going to grab it - It's worth the extra dosh to have it NOW!!!! :)

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#9 Post by retrofuturist »

You all out-hardcore me! I've got mine on order from Amazon US. I may go looking at it in the shops before it arrives, but only for a quick peruse.

Retro. :)

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retrofuturist wrote:You all out-hardcore me! I've got mine on order from Amazon US. I may go looking at it in the shops before it arrives, but only for a quick peruse.

Retro. :)
You might be disappointed....all of the copies I've seen have been shrink wrapped! No peeking aloud!

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