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| This is a comments thread about FSM CD: Black Sunday |
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Gotta love that "Alright you primitive screwheads, buy this f--king thing now or else we go back to 3,000 and let you fight on eBay!" paragraph. Or maybe I'm the only d'bag that is reading it that way.
I don't even know where you'd begin to read all of that into what he said.
I read it that way too.
James
It is a delicate situation. It is frustrating sometimes doing what people want (making the editions in greater numbers and hence of greater availability) and being "rewarded" by collectors saying, "whew, I can buy that later"...which to me sounds like "or not at all." It is too bad because bad behavior is incentivized, in a sense. I hate it when these things sell out, I want everyone who wants a copy to be able to get one.
Lukas
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My order has gone in.
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Though I hate to admit I've also been somewhat disappointed in Intrada of late. While their policy on The Boys from Brazil and Back to the Future was highly commendable, I have the feeling they pulled another Inchon on The Blue Max now, because that's a CD that should have stayed in print for much, much longer.
But The Blue Max was a very different situation than the other two scores in that it was very readily available for many years and there are plenty of people who owned either the Varese Sarabande or Sony Legacy editions of the score, many of which will now appear in the secondary market.
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