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Blah, blah, blah, something negative about a re-issue and the first release being a Zimmer score, blah, blah, blah.
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Really? I did a quick look and I can't find it, but that would be incredibly odd and counter productive when it comes to trying to turn a profit.
And it looks like Notefornote has decided to do the annoying thing some labels do where when a product is not in stock yet, it says SOLD OUT on the product page. No, really:
https://notefornotemusic.com/collections/all
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I'd give them a break if they had been in business a year, but this is the premiere of their website. A simply mistake like that should have been fixed before the website went online.
And it's not nit picky, either. If I wanted to nit pick, I'd point out something on their premiere release cover that isn't quite right.
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I'd give them a break if they had been in business a year, but this is the premiere of their website. A simply mistake like that should have been fixed before the website went online.
And it's not nit picky, either. If I wanted to nit pick, I'd point out something on their premiere release cover that isn't quite right.
To use a quite from Former President Obama...
'Please Proceed Governor"
If you have something to say, Say it.
Don't waste everyone's time with nonsense if you have nothing to add
Ford A. Thaxton
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Jan 24, 2017 - 11:56 AM
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Mike Esssss
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Blah, blah, blah, something negative about a re-issue and the first release being a Zimmer score, blah, blah, blah.
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Really? I did a quick look and I can't find it, but that would be incredibly odd and counter productive when it comes to trying to turn a profit.
And it looks like Notefornote has decided to do the annoying thing some labels do where when a product is not in stock yet, it says SOLD OUT on the product page. No, really:
https://notefornotemusic.com/collections/all
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I'd give them a break if they had been in business a year, but this is the premiere of their website. A simply mistake like that should have been fixed before the website went online.
And it's not nit picky, either. If I wanted to nit pick, I'd point out something on their premiere release cover that isn't quite right.
Boy, that escalated quickly.
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Always great when a new label sees the light of day, and especially when they are not afraid of releasing comtemporary scores (i.e. not exclusively symphonic golden and silver age scores), but I guess most people interested in Thelma & Louise already bought Kritzerland's version?
And the postage to Europe ($14) is of course obnoxious, but that's of course the post office's fault and not the label.
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In the spirit of Justin's first post (but not his second or third), I would add that THELMA & LOUISE is a fantastic score worthy of circulating in the marketplace. I'm glad it's getting another shot. I bought Kritzerland's release so I doubt I'll need to pick this one up, but assuming the mix and content are the same, it's a very fine release indeed. One of Zimmer's overlooked gems.
Couldn't agree more. This and Rain Man I think are really fine scores.
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