Analogueghost
Well-known Member
Odys - PM forthcoming.
I've got a copy of this disc, too, and I had no idea that people were looking for copies. Haven't listened to it in ages, but it didn't make a huge impression on me at the time. I'm not interested in parting with mine, but I am located in Seattle so I'll keep my eyes peeled when I'm in used shops.
The DVD-A endowed DualDiscs were pretty few and far between, but I caught on to the labeling tricks pretty quick and grabbed a bunch of them during and after the pilot while everybody on SH.tv was busy complaining about how their high end gear and car player couldn't read the CD side. At the very least it was often a good way to scoop up a DVD-A for cheaper than market cost at the time for the regular disc, like Donald Fagen's "Nightfly." Some ended up being pretty rare in the end, like The Donnas' "Gold Medal," which was always a bonus. My favorite is probably the Foo Fighters disc "In Your Honor" where they contractually forced a Sony subsidiary (Epic, I think) to allow them to release a full 5.1 DVD-A. Wish that had magically happened wish Modest Mouse and Fiona Apple, too.
I've got a copy of this disc, too, and I had no idea that people were looking for copies. Haven't listened to it in ages, but it didn't make a huge impression on me at the time. I'm not interested in parting with mine, but I am located in Seattle so I'll keep my eyes peeled when I'm in used shops.
The DVD-A endowed DualDiscs were pretty few and far between, but I caught on to the labeling tricks pretty quick and grabbed a bunch of them during and after the pilot while everybody on SH.tv was busy complaining about how their high end gear and car player couldn't read the CD side. At the very least it was often a good way to scoop up a DVD-A for cheaper than market cost at the time for the regular disc, like Donald Fagen's "Nightfly." Some ended up being pretty rare in the end, like The Donnas' "Gold Medal," which was always a bonus. My favorite is probably the Foo Fighters disc "In Your Honor" where they contractually forced a Sony subsidiary (Epic, I think) to allow them to release a full 5.1 DVD-A. Wish that had magically happened wish Modest Mouse and Fiona Apple, too.