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Maybe now will get some decent artwork for the spines!? ...or the rise of cardboard sleeves and digipaks (digipacs, digi-packs, etc.). Concord Music released Indiana Jones: The Soundtracks Collection (which I do not own), enough said. If that is the case (no pun intended), there will be no more Varese/Concord purchases from me. A label my father supported from the 80's and I support when a release is of interest.
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I stopped ordering directly from Varese after multiple screw-ups they made in shipping my orders. After taking my money, there were long delays before I received any product. At the time, I was living in San Diego; so shipments shouldn’t have taken so long, especially as I was reading posts on FSM from people much farther away who had already received theirs. Once, I even received somebody else’s order! The address on the box was mine, but the order and the packing slip inside were for someone else. When I called Varese to discuss this, they insisted I mail the shipment, at my own expense, to this other person! Which I actually did, hoping it would expedite shipment of mine. But it didn’t. So I will never order directly from Varese again.
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Feb 8, 2018 - 8:34 AM
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I stopped ordering directly from Varese after multiple screw-ups they made in shipping my orders. After taking my money, there were long delays before I received any product. At the time, I was living in San Diego; so shipments shouldn’t have taken so long, especially as I was reading posts on FSM from people much farther away who had already received theirs. Once, I even received somebody else’s order! The address on the box was mine, but the order and the packing slip inside were for someone else. When I called Varese to discuss this, they insisted I mail the shipment, at my own expense, to this other person! Which I actually did, hoping it would expedite shipment of mine. But it didn’t. So I will never order directly from Varese again. Ordered from Varese, they forgot to ship my order. Ordered from LLL, and got my package in two days!
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Hey maybe now we'll finally see "The Swamp Thing" and "The Bedroom Window" released on CD.
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I stopped ordering directly from Varese after multiple screw-ups they made in shipping my orders. After taking my money, there were long delays before I received any product. At the time, I was living in San Diego; so shipments shouldn’t have taken so long, especially as I was reading posts on FSM from people much farther away who had already received theirs. Once, I even received somebody else’s order! The address on the box was mine, but the order and the packing slip inside were for someone else. When I called Varese to discuss this, they insisted I mail the shipment, at my own expense, to this other person! Which I actually did, hoping it would expedite shipment of mine. But it didn’t. So I will never order directly from Varese again. That sucks. I've ordered twice directly from Varese, but the only problem I had was with the lack of shipment notification (tracking would have been nice too). The packages got to me in a pretty quick amount of time.
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Feb 8, 2018 - 2:32 PM
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Is this the same Concord that bought and ruined Telarc a few years ago? Different company and not the same management. If you want to come at me with this nonsense, your right, but the facts are facts. Under their current ownership they buy razor and tie, leave them alone...rounder, leave them alone, bicycle music, leave them alone. That's very good and comforting to know, because to tell you the truth, when I started reading the thread I thought rightaway about poor Telarc , which sadly has been debased&dumbed down beyond recognition.
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No one has yet answered this question: If Robert Townson was never the boss of Varese, then what was his role? He's a producer employee, just like haineshisway used to be. Correct. Varese, up until Cutting Edge was first owned and run by Chris Kuchler, Dub Taylor, and Tom Null - the latter two went away within a few years and then it was Chris's company alone. Bob was never a boss of anything but his own division, soundtracks, in the same way I was boss of my own division and Cary Mansfield the boss of his.
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