scousepsbfan wrote: Wed 30 Oct 2024, 10:24 am
This is probably the first thing by PSB I will never own. I actually wouldn't buy it if it was a tenth of the price. Not one of their better ideas. Let's hope the rest of this 'specially themed' merchandise includes something worth while. How about buying the rights to the original recordings off Booby O and putting them out? Now, that would be worth it
Of course, I meant Bobby O, although Booby O has potential lol..
The future is the present now. Music must be played.
Leonidas wrote: Wed 30 Oct 2024, 11:23 am
If you want money just put out a VF edition of Nonetheless with the instrumentals!
Re the 40 years and that logo - why not some sort of special release?
Enjoyed hearing the Dreaming of the Queen instrumental.
i think that instrumental is the best part of this whole project. Wouldn't it be lovely if we got an album of Very Instrumentals as part of this cash-in roll they seem to be on?..
The future is the present now. Music must be played.
Absolutely awful idea and considering the price, the design just looks cheap and tacky.
The whole promoting 40 years of PSB is quite surprising to be honest. Literally one of the last things said in the recent Then & Now documentary:
Neil: We don't do legacy. Well we don't do we?
Chris: No interest.
They say they don't like to be considered an 80s band - not allowing their songs to appear on 80s compilations etc - but now they're happy to push the whole 'been around since 1984' thing. Very strange.
It's certainly not being done for financial reasons - the last few years of Dreamworld/Unity tours will have made them a few quid.
Too expensive for me. I think it's excessive. I think there are other materials coming out that are worth the money instead of this. For example, the Dreamworld DVD or the upcoming Annually. If I bought everything I would be broke. I think I can live without this.
Gabby wrote: Wed 30 Oct 2024, 3:28 pm
Is there REALLY a big enough market for a 12" box-set, or a boxset rerelease of all the singles? I'm going out on a limb that there really isn't.
Probably a bigger market for a 12” box set/CD box set than the market for £600 tea sets!
g_m wrote: Wed 30 Oct 2024, 4:19 pm
Absolutely awful idea and considering the price, the design just looks cheap and tacky.
The whole promoting 40 years of PSB is quite surprising to be honest. Literally one of the last things said in the recent Then & Now documentary:
Neil: We don't do legacy. Well we don't do we?
Chris: No interest.
They say they don't like to be considered an 80s band - not allowing their songs to appear on 80s compilations etc - but now they're happy to push the whole 'been around since 1984' thing. Very strange.
It's certainly not being done for financial reasons - the last few years of Dreamworld/Unity tours will have made them a few quid.
Over the years (and from quite early on) I've found them to be quite contradictory. A charity song? Never! Abs Fab would like a word.
I think, as I mentioned, they're probably looking to "wind down" and legacy is really all that's left for them to do. Becker management has been their guiding light for a while now, and I suspect much of it is to do with them having some very "real" conversations about where they see themselves in 5-10 years time.
daveid wrote: Wed 30 Oct 2024, 4:01 pm
How can tea expect to be taken seriously?
A Tea-Set Like That
Tea on my mind
You only tell me you love me when you're drinking tea
I Don't Know What You Want But I Can't Give Tea Any More
I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind of Tea
