Im surprised that noone has mentioned the price for Ugly Edit 5 and signed Mahogani 2 @ Submerge - $50 and $75 respectively.
I could understand a serious collector paying the extra for a signed KDJ but the Theo one doesnt look any different to the ones that Rushhour are selling as far as I can see. Cheers BT > > i bought the moodymann private pressing, because i loved that track on > theo's 'eclectic asthetic' mix-cd. > haven't bought the robert hood [yet], partially because i hardly ever buy > something i haven't heard yet, and partially because i'm broke, and rather > spend 20 euro's on records i know i'll love, instead of taking a gamble, > just because it's limited. > > it's funny how on one digest i read heartbraking stories about recordstores > and labels suffering from mp3's, and on the very same digest, the story of a > label that has come up with a way to ensure itself from at least a couple of > sold out records every year, to make sure the label can carry on doing what > it's been doing for the past 10 years. > the limited nature of these records will create a need amongst the public > for the actual item, people won't settle for just the mp3. > > UR is [imho] doing the same with those 7"s: giving it's 'customers' an added > reason to buy their product, and not settle for a digital copy. > > as for limited releases; > i've been thinking about this over the weekend, and listening to a couple of > sets on the deephousepage has strengthened this feeling, i came to the > conclusion that we need more limited releases, unreleased tracks, and > different versions of 'well-known' tracks. > nowadays everyone can find just about every worthwhile release through > mailinglists like this, messageboards and online stores and ebay. hearing > something 'new' is therefore quite rare. > in my opinion it would be great to hear your favorite dj play, and all of a > sudden hear him or her play an unreleased version of a song, along with a > couple of songs he/she always plays, but are impossible to find. it all adds > to the excitement of hearing a certain dj play. > UR dj's have their z-tracks, lil louis tried out his new tracks for months > before releasing a definitive version, the whole west-london crew at co-op, > all those unreleased versions of classics ron hardy would play. people are > still talking about the original 'acid trax', the real 'blackout' and so on. > > i say: press more limited releases! [or should that be 'press less limited > releases'?] > > jurren > > _________________________________________________________________ > Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail >
