Some poor buggers are going to be very pissed off come Christmas morning.Disco. wrote:The special limited edition box is selling like hot cakes, more than half of the 3,000 copies being made is already sold !
Erasure: Tomorrow's World
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He's turned into Alan PartridgePatrick Bateman wrote:https://twitter.com/HelloStephano/statu ... 9156232192
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My head is a magic uterus of ideas! A-ha!Undertaker wrote:He's turned into Alan Partridge
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I know, I'm thinking they should really release a coloured vinyl edition of this album with no extras and charge, say £400 or something? Much better value for money for an item that will probably never be played. Oh well!Patrick Bateman wrote:Some poor buggers are going to be very pissed off come Christmas morning.Disco. wrote:The special limited edition box is selling like hot cakes, more than half of the 3,000 copies being made is already sold !
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At least the Yes box set has value as a commodity. Snow Globe plus an Erasure cracker and Andy's baubles is hardly value for money.JSDOUVRES wrote:I know, I'm thinking they should really release a coloured vinyl edition of this album with no extras and charge, say £400 or something? Much better value for money for an item that will probably never be played. Oh well!
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£400 Value for money for a vinyl box set? Anyway I'm talking about the Electric one. The Erasure Snow Globe boxset will also be a collectable, just like the Tomorrows world one already is. Or am I wrong?
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The Snow Globe box set is tacky, much like the group itself. Why not sell a box set actually modelled on a snow globe? No, instead they've opted for the cheap, tawdry option - here's the album, a demo of Andy singing My Chestnuts are Roasting on an Open Fire, and a couple of toys left over from last year's crackers.
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I'm surprised that a picture of Pughie with his hand on some pussy hasn't broken the internet.
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Been listening to Tomorrow's World to night, its a fine album, to short, but their best album since Erasure from 1995. They still have it in them.
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I've listened to it quite often since it's release too, I really like it too, it is short but the 2cd version sort of makes up for it with some good demos and extended versions. I was going through bad time in France at that time so it does remind me a bit of that but is also a kind of release because of that too. Great album, hoping the Xmas one isn't too bad either, I thought the samples sounded OK actually.Disco. wrote:Been listening to Tomorrow's World to night, its a fine album, to short, but their best album since Erasure from 1995. They still have it in them.
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Haven't heard the samples, but I have placed an order for the special limited edition box, I like christmas albums. So keeping my fingers crossed. I like the Silent Night sample.
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I'm certain that Snow Globe will deliver everything we expect.....and more.
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We get it, you don't like it, them etc. fine and good for you. Some people do like them though and still like what they are doing. I would say that if you don't like them then just ignore them, why this obsession with slagging them off for everything they do? They still have a decent fanbase, the snow globe limited edition has just about sold out I believe which is pretty good really. And it may not be amazing but I think it's a decent Christmas album and something they have wanted to do for a while now. So good on them for doing it.Patrick Bateman wrote:I'm certain that Snow Globe will deliver everything we expect.....and more.
