Bronski Beat - The Age of Consent 40th Anniversary SDE Blu-Ray #26 (Oct. 18, 2024)

[privateuniverse]

Brosnski Beat
The Age of Consent
The next SDE Surround Series release.

 

[beerking]

Brosnski Beat
The Age of Consent
The next SDE Surround Series release.

And I just got the email ...No 26 ordered 👍

 

[fredblue]

Brosnski Beat
The Age of Consent
The next SDE Surround Series release.

wow, nice!!! 💘 Bronski Beat/The Communards is/was on my SDE Surround Series wishlist!! 🙏❣️

 

[oxenholme]

Bronski Beat
The Age of Consent
The next SDE Surround Series release.

Needless to say, pre-ordered. Really looking forward to it.

Keep them coming!

 

[oxenholme]

wow, nice!!! 💘 Bronski Beat/The Communards is/was on my SDE Surround Series wishlist!! 🙏❣️

Another vote for The Communards! Imagine Don't Leave Me This Way coming from every direction. Would be even better than the 12" single!

 

[gvl_guy]

Brosnski Beat
The Age of Consent
The next SDE Surround Series release.

Are these typically only available through SDE or do they end up on other sites, too? I love buying these, but shipping to the US is often quite expensive (at least compared to other retailers.)
Thanks

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

Are these typically only available through SDE or do they end up on other sites, too? I love buying these, but shipping to the US is often quite expensive (at least compared to other retailers.)
Thanks

All the releases mentioned in this topic (see post #1) are 'exclusive' to SDE only...

 

[MTB Vince]

Just placed my pre-order for the bundle...

 

[PolkSDA]

Ok, now this I like, an actual physical incentive to purchase the bundle other than a nominal savings.

 

[GOS]

I have absolutely never heard of this band.

 

[Clement]

I have absolutely never heard of this band.

 

[GOS]

Yeah, I already listened to all the songs. None of them ring any memory bells for me. Not surprising considering the genre and the year of release.

 

[Clement]

Yeah, I already listened to all the songs. None of them ring any memory bells for me. Not surprising considering the genre and the year of release.

Now i'm picturing you watching half a dozen videos over your morning coffee! lmao!

 

[GOS]

Now i'm picturing you watching half a dozen videos over your morning coffee! lmao!

I did just that, haha. Honestly, I could only handle about 30 seconds of each. Just not a sound I really enjoy I guess.

 

[Clement]

I did just that, haha. Honestly, I could only handle about 30 seconds of each. Just not a sound I really enjoy I guess.

That's exactly what i'm picturing! There's a joke about cream in your coffee somewhere here . . .

 

[PolkSDA]

I have absolutely never heard of this band.

Seriously? Man, I must be old...

They were all the rage in the dance/club scene in the mid 80s, although at least around here their big hit was "Hit that Perfect Beat".

 

[GOS]

Seriously? Man, I must be old...

They were all the rage in the dance/club scene in the mid 80s, although at least around here their big hit was "Hit that Perfect Beat".

And, your post totally explains it. I didn't do clubs/dance scenes in the mid 80's. I was already settling down and getting married.

 

[vindaloo]

Are these typically only available through SDE or do they end up on other sites, too? I love buying these, but shipping to the US is often quite expensive (at least compared to other retailers.)
Thanks

I pre-ordered Bronski Beat blu-ray set. I'm uncertain why they charge me £10 to send to France but only £8 to ship to the US. Maybe the difference is related to the costs/levels of service available from the delivery service in the receiving country (in this case, Royal Mail forwarding either to La Poste or to USPS).

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

And, your post totally explains it. I didn't do clubs/dance scenes in the mid 80's. I was already settling down and getting married.

Me too... But I'm British so I do remember Bronski Beat. Indeed, this was their only album with Jimmy Somerville who left them in 1985 to form 'The Communards' with Richard Coles...

 

[GOS]

with Jimmy Somerville who left them in 1985 to form 'The Communerds' with Richard Coles...

Huh, never heard of them either. lol