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Has anybody else experienced this?
My copy is unplayable. I had it stored with another CD inside ontop of it. I opened it up and found the "CHiPs" disc not only unplayable, but the ink from on top, has bled through and when I flip it over, I can see on the side a CD player would read, the image from on top.
I hadn't opened mine in probably four years.
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Oh, just a forgetful thing. I might be playign a CD-R compilation, take it out, put in a pressed CD and have misplaced what the CD-R was in, so I put it in the CD case, then I put back the CD and lay the CD-R on it. This has never been an issue before, in years and years of practice.
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Has anybody else experienced this?
My copy is unplayable. I had it stored with another CD inside ontop of it. I opened it up and found the "CHiPs" disc not only unplayable, but the ink from on top, has bled through and when I flip it over, I can see on the side a CD player would read, the image from on top.
I hadn't opened mine in probably four years.
Just tried my CD and there are no problems.
Having had my attention drawn to it, I've been giving it a spin for the first time in a while. Still not sure about the vocals in some of the early tracks, and there is a little bit of 'sameyness' to it, what with the relentless disco beat and all that. But it's an entertaining listen in the car and there's no doubt that Silvestri could come up with some catchy melodies.
I wouldn't mind a fourth volume some day.
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