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if you convert to miles, you gots no probs.
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True. manillascissor, glad to see you again. Need your help. There’s gossips going on, I don’t know. I mentioned "mutiny" somewhere on this board, just quoting a guy I visited in jail, and then they walk around like headless chicken. Can you please investigate. License to ill.
[/quote:pwfe3ueq]I’m on it. *dons matrix sunglasses*
hey french
that adore promo you have… does that come inside a cardboard sleeve? or two paper inserts?
I’m digging Muse – Fury (live 2008-04-12 Royal Albert Hall London) now. Shivers!
This morning I had to take in gas on the road to a customer. The meter said I had done 666.6 km on the previous tank.
Really, no lie. Is it a sign?
[/quote:2nz0uhv2]if you convert to miles, you gots no probs.
i must say i can’t really decide where these come from based on the label.
little help here?[/quote:3h20y4ye]matrix codes on DVD?
VHS, I have no clue.
i’m tired.
i think humans will eliminate themselves from this planet.
i think i am an alcoholic.
h3s get horrible gas mileage.
laptops should be renamed crotchburners.
i’m scared of trains.Yeah you could be right. Roman numerals tend to elude me. As does Roman history, and the polytheology therein. Basically anything Roman is Greek to me.[/quote:32u3m0j8]
Ok then. Do you still have it? Could you then type up the roman numerals or something, because i’m VERY interested. I’m a huge Final Fantasy fan
[/quote:32u3m0j8]Sure, I’ll hunt it down when I get home again. I AM NEVER FUCKING HOME! EVER!
This discussion has been held over at Netphoria before. Some guy said he had the one with the stickered box. Everyone was all excited. FINALLY, an official version!!!
Well, as you can see, there is nothing official about that sticker. What was determined is that it’s a grey-area release. Part bootleg, part real.
The bootleg part is the box with the numbering and all that crap. The real part is the CD it comes with. Just the standard UK issue CD (in most cases, but not all). It’s never signed w/ replicated signatures, as was rumored for a very long time.
But to me, it’s just a really expensive bootleg. I have one, and it sucks. Recently, in 2007, one went for over $400 as it sold complete with the box. Completely ridiculous.
I have only ever seen them being sold on ebay, there are many bootlegs around, so I have never tried to buy one yet as I do not know the difference between the genuine item and the bootleg (if any). Anyway I would not be paying a lot for one of these unless I knew it was genuine. There were a lot of these being sold by a seller based in Chicago, at one stage. How could one person have so many? Sorry I cannot remember the sellers name, but I bet these were bootlegs.[/quote:1wmp7fci]
i remember this person as cddealer… they stopped selling. i think they ran out.
i’m in the US too. its a webstore gemm.com (global electronic music market). they have a huge list of SP stuff including boots, but they don’t have pics of the items and they have fixed prices only so I’ve never bought anything. if i knew they were trustable they list cool stuff, but i don’t know.[/quote:1t5nm2xa]
gemm is very reliable. they operate as a third party between seller and buyer. they contact seller when you want to buy, seller contacts you, you buy. you can also check out the feedback on there before purchasing. i’ve never sold there, but i’ve purchased some of my rarest items there because most people think it’s junk and it’s not.
lol
it can happen superlord, trust me. i was very wasted and in a hotel room. i lost my lighter, but REALLY needed a smoke. so i first tried the coffee maker, not hot enough. then i threw a butt into the microwave and after about 30secs, the fucker lit up! started to pop and sparkle, (like metal does). so, once the flame lit, i stuck my head in there and lit mine!
insane
i just won 2 vhs tapes, one is 1994 snl rehersels, and the other is intamate and interactive, i can’t wait till they get here.[/quote:81ht034s]
I have that 1994 rehearsals VHS. It’s one of my favorites.
Some woman in Japan covered Today as well for a Final Fantasy game (12?) Anyway, half is English half is Japanese. I was bummed when I got it, as I just thought it was Today on the game, but it’s not too bad. Definitely has a different mood to it.[/quote:3c95qulc]
I DOUBT it was 12. I’ve got that, played it to death. I would DEFINITELY have noticed it – i even downloaded the OST, and at no point was there any form of Today.[/quote:3c95qulc]
Yeah you could be right. Roman numerals tend to elude me. As does Roman history, and the polytheology therein. Basically anything Roman is Greek to me.
I’ll post pics once the items come in.
One has a different font on the front, the other comes encased with a fold-out paper sleever, surrounding the standard (most common) French Adore promo.
I just bought 2 new French Adore promos that I’ve never seen before.
I swear to god, Delabel went motherfucking CRAZY with this album!
here is what matters:
SPFREAKS is not any of those places. any see-through bullshit will not be tolerated. end of story.
if you wish to draw attention to yourself in a negative way, that’s fine, but you will not do it here.
That is precisely what I’m saying.
The Greatest Hits thing you have is definitley not a promo flat.
Promo flats are meant to be displayed in stores. They usually send around 10 or so, maybe with some CDs and posters as well. If inspired, your store can hang them in a display. If not, they are either trashed or sold or given away.
And just underneath the store display, you may find a trade ad inside a magazine provided by certain labels for release dates and such. I think the trade ads usually precede the flats, but only by a month or so.
And promo flats are typically 12 x 12. I’ve personally never seen one that was a different size.
13 x 9 inch (A4 size that is, right?) trade ad posters is what they say yes. Isn’t that the same as a promo flat?
[/quote:3kpf2bgh]No, promo flats are 12 x 12 and are usually printed on both sides. And are also on harder stock paper, similar to cardboard.
Trade ads come from promotional record label magazines, and are pretty rare, as these are usually tossed after a quick thumb through.
This is quite interesting. I don’t have a camera to check. I highly doubt this is intentional. What kind of camera are you using? Is the brand Cameraeye? If so, you’ve been duped.
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