All scores after Explorers had a unlimited release, & the new catch-phrase while quantities & interest remain!
Not true -- most were still limited, they just didn't say how many that limit is (thus "quantities"). Sometimes they just didn't make as many as planned if there wasn't enough "interest".
All scores after Explorers had a unlimited release, & the new catch-phrase while quantities & interest remain!
Not true -- most were still limited, they just didn't say how many that limit is (thus "quantities"). Sometimes they just didn't make as many as planned if there wasn't enough "interest".
I remember well it got held up, & it did get changed from 3000 to U/L, take a look back at ISC 179 down , & then all the way up till now, there unlimited from 180 fact.
In any case, those of you who were able to grab one in time need not apply... a tiny bit of re-mastering has been done, mainly to remove a small gap in the music during one track that wasn’t supposed to be there.
Does the "need not apply" bit mean there's no need to ask for a replacement because corrected versions without the gap in the music are being automatically sent out to everyone who bought the original release?
Does the "need not apply" bit mean there's no need to ask for a replacement because corrected versions without the gap in the music are being automatically sent out to everyone who bought the original release?
Probably nope - Doug said that no one ever seemed to notice but myself. So this indicates that there was no re-pressing...
How quickly did North's 2001 score fly off the shelves?
If I recall it didn't sell out as fast as I would have expected. I know I sold my copy off for some stupid reason and finally found a decent copy to rebuy. Amazon I believe still sells a CD-R version from Norths estate ... I always wanted Intrada to be able to do another pressing but with a CD-R on Amazon who knows if it would sell again even ... although it might if it was noted as a limited pressing.
IIRC, Scorpio had sold in less than a day on July 1st 2008. I had gone to Ottawa to celebrate Canada day and when I arrived home in the evening: poof! It was gone.
Somebody mentioned about EXPLORERS also that sold out pretty quickly on the Intrada messageboard. Could that be a contender too?
It didn't sell out in a day.
I was partly wrong on my previous post, Explorers did sell out in half a day 3000 copies, however the reissue had a legal binding about indicating on the cover not to mark the next batch as 3000, if Intrada didn't do this they could've been sued, this held up the reissue.
As I said earlier from Explorers ISC 180, there's no more indication to state the amount on any cover. so it become U/L.
"Special Collection" also rules out Signature Editions that sold out super-fast, like Holdridge's In Search of Peace. (I'm glad I got a copy; it's awesome...but it would be great for others who missed out to get a shot at it.)
But let's be honest...this is going to be a Jerry title. Probably Goldsmith (95% of reissues are, particularly ones that are getting released "expanded" more than once...this is most likely Baby, because I don't think One Little Indian sold out in less than a day) with an outside chance of Fielding (Scorpio).
