Well I've been waiting on my importcd order here in Los Angeles. I think its due this Thursday. My sympathies to the Norwegians waiting on this
At least you have a beautiful country to wait in....
Just put on Norwegian Wood and crank up the volume
Well I've been waiting on my importcd order here in Los Angeles. I think its due this Thursday. My sympathies to the Norwegians waiting on this
At least you have a beautiful country to wait in....
Just got mine late last night...found it at my door early this morning. Time to spin this but almost hate to open up this package of art!
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Oh my it’s sooooo good! Super mastering!Just open it carefully and make sure the glue doesn't stick to the cover art ...... or you'll be SORRY.
ENJOY .... as I KNOW YOU WILL, Eric!
Must be a really slow boat!Very jealous, still waiting on the slow boat from Japan
Yes, went with the cheapest airmail option, mainly because it has worked in the past, but of course COVID has screwed up air travel to NZ, and there are back-logged mountains of non-priority mail waiting to get here. Entry for non-essential, non-resident travel is pretty low especially with the costly 2 week mandatory quarantine, and the planes just don't come here frequently any more, being at the ends of the earth.Must be a really slow boat!
Great points .... Jon......but the Billy Joel and Santana sets are still available for purchase from CDJapanI know it's been said before, but I'll say it again. For these Japanese Sony 7" SACD quad releases, your best bet is to just order it from CDJapan. Their packing is superb, their shipping is reliable and quick, and you'll be sure that you will get the disc. In the case of a title that might sell out, for example "Santana" vs Tapestry or the 2 Billy Joel's that were already released in the past as a 5.1 SACD, you are taking a risk purchasing it from other sources.
Great points .... Jon......but the Billy Joel and Santana sets are still available for purchase from CDJapan
Here in Norway we have to pay VAT on every import,but DHL has a handing fee of $20.That's more than the VAT.I ordered Abraxas from aman.co.jp as they charge VAT without a handling fee and transfer it to the Norwegian tax authority.Saves me $20.So much new music now,so I can wait.
I haven't had anything over £15 without paying tax & the rip-off fee no matter where it has come from or via Royal Mail/DHL/FedEx...while Brits are technically also due VAT duty and charges on every import over a certain value (think its about £15 quid now?) it is hit and miss with a number of packages arriving without a charge despite them being accurately declared by the shipper, however with CDJapan i've found it to be a fee hit every flummin' time! i'm used to it after all these years but still... it is what it is.. to be forewarned is to be forearmed, is to be four earred.. and all that jazz!
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