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#31 Post by psbfreak »

Thanks!

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#32 Post by Technotrancemix »

b@man wrote:Why should someone buy (who wants all mixes) the argentinian, french, japan and another fundamentalism CD to get all mixes on CD.
The serious collector would do this if he/she had the chance
And with download i find it anoying that you don`t have an artwork which is important for me when bying something from my favourite band.
This annoys me too

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#33 Post by b@man »

Technotrancemix wrote:
b@man wrote:Why should someone buy (who wants all mixes) the argentinian, french, japan and another fundamentalism CD to get all mixes on CD.
The serious collector would do this if he/she had the chance

I mean why advertising that so and so had done remixes of stupid but not one mix is on one of the three formats (in england and germany). Didn`t the official site state that this time there is no commercial 12". They spread stupid and two b-sides over three formats. And then there is The Resurrectionist [Goetz B. Extended Mix] which makes the dvd worth buying. But you don`t need to buy the 7". So why don`t make the 7" worth and include one stupid mix. And why must there be two b-sides.
I don`t get the marketing strategie. Is this the best way to get a good chart position for stupid by releasing it the way it is??? Who buys vinyl singles. It will be only the fans so this is a rip of (sure you must not buy it but there is also no reason to release it).

With release we had a phase where are not much remixes and now we have a phase where are remixes but they are spread over millions of formats and foreign release. This annoys me very much. Sure the collector will buy it but there could be an other way to have the mixes spread.

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