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There are some real grouchy mother f*ckers on this board, who simply have no patience and seem to think they are entitled to Varese Club releases, when really no one is entitled to anything ever. Deal with it.
I tried to read your post, but I ran out of patience.
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Aug 30, 2013 - 5:30 PM
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bdm
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If Club releases come, they will come when Robert Townson and co. want them to come, not when we do.
If you don't like that fact, then quit wasting your time bitching about it here; start your own label and soundtrack club, and do exactly what the various differing voices on this board demand, the instant they demand it, despite the fact that it would be impossible, as the voices contradict.
Odds are, you would start doing what all the labels do, and ignore us, and do what you want, when you can, the way you want, and let the chips fall as they may; someone out there will thank you for it.
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Only thing I don't like is how there isn't even an announcement saying titles coming soon at the very least
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Is the Club even necessary anymore? It's purpose was to sell CDs that had a limited print run, usually of 3,000 copies or less. At the time that was a novelty. But every CD is essentially a limited edition CD now. We could call it the Intrada Club Release, or the Kritzerland Club Release, or the Quartet Club. Every label including Varese regular issues are limited editions which in my mind negates any necessity of having a separate brand called 'The Club'.
What would be the difference between having a 1,500 copy Varese Club edition of ENEMY MINE and having a 1,500 copy Varese regular release of ENEMY MINE? I don't see the difference.
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Is the Club even necessary anymore? It's purpose was to sell CDs that had a limited print run, usually of 3,000 copies or less. At the time that was a novelty. But every CD is essentially a limited edition CD now. We could call it the Intrada Club Release, or the Kritzerland Club Release, or the Quartet Club. Every label including Varese regular issues are limited editions which in my mind negates any necessity of having a separate brand called 'The Club'.
What would be the difference between having a 1,500 copy Varese Club edition of ENEMY MINE and having a 1,500 copy Varese regular release of ENEMY MINE? I don't see the difference.
Agreed!
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