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Seems correct. Unless this was a planned release date and then changed. Like Zeitgeist did. There are items out there that say 07/07/07, which we all know is wrong.
This looks like some sort of trade ad, so while it’s probably very reliable, it could be completely wrong. I wasn’t down with the Pumpkins back then, so I’m not sure.
i recently bought the 1LP brazilian one on ebay. should be here soon.[/quote:3jjvfv0b]
You must have a nice friend looking out for you…
nothing really to show off, but when I had some free time a while ago I put something together from my collection for a wallpaper:
<a href="http://sicky.i-networx.de/temp/sp_wall1.jpg:2yasw5m3]
[/url:2yasw5m3][/quote:2yasw5m3″>THIS IS AWESOME.
FUCK VIRGIN[/quote:nslbgcsa]
that made me laugh
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I laughed at least 17 times
[/quote:nslbgcsa] Honestly laughted out loud, AGAIN!
i gave the fake black vinyl a listen yesterday and i must say, on some songs the quality is clearly lower than on the real vinyl. stumbleine sounds really bad, for example.
i heard someone say the fake vinyls are cd sourced, but i wonder what that statement was based on. i guess it was just a random thought, not based on anything. i personally think they used one of the original vinyls as source for the bootleg.
a second bootleg is on the way. once it has arrived, i can compare both. if both have vinyl pops on the exact same locations, my thought (about the bootleg being vinyl sourced) will be confirmed.[/quote:3h1trs12]
you da man!
And what about that Siva vinyl in a white sleeve? We don’t have such a thing on SPfreaks.com (yet).[/quote:5vchwj1x]
Nor should you. It’s the standard edition release (the vinyl) packaged in a white sleeve. Probably passed off as a WLP, but the true Siva 12" WLPs indeed have WHITE LABELS.
eh, i don’t really want them.
i was thinking 20 and 50 euro, but you should be able to get more for them on ebay.[/quote:1tnbz5ht]
holy fuck!
sorry Lara, but these (to ME) are worth about 7 and 50 Euro, respectively.
haha, isn’t that what they always do in music videos?
and i’ve seen this picture before.[/quote:2b2ck1g9]
I suppose, I just thought they mounted a camera on the [Cool As] ice cream truck itself. Not on a trailer. No wonder Billy didn’t hold the wheel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as for the 999 shirt
billy has always been obsessed w/ repetitive numbers for some reason. he thinks it has a deeper meaning.
examples:
666
77
999
33
7/7/07not sure if he’s on to something, or just smoking jimmy’s crack.
that doesn’t sound right.
Virgin is a big company.
To sever all ties to virgin is to limit yourself in the market considerably.
I mean – Virgin records, Virgin stores, Virgin festivals, virgin travel, virgin phones, virgin cola…[/quote:3fftgh98]
True, but alas
FUCK VIRGIN
http://www.spfreaks.com/Default.aspx?pa … &item=1835
It’s here Fez.
Let’s be honest. Warners haven’t treated them that much better in terms of artistic integrity.
But it’s still not nice to hear about (the future lies in indie labels in my opinion)[/quote:26zbnrfr]
I disagree. I think the future lies in online communities, such as ours, where word of mouth and links expose us to wonderful music. Songs/bands we like. Or a community such as Napster.
Who needs a label anymore? I mean really, you can do your own CD pressings and release what you want, when you want on the Internet. I’ve never bought a CD because it was on some fucked up label, only bought it because of the music.
FUCK THE SYSTEM.
And yes, I was the one bitching about the iTunes release of AG. I recognize that’s where bands are heading, that doesn’t mean I like it. The whole digital thing. But as far as a band releasing their own music by themselves? I’m all for it.
yep, those must be the two i was thinking of.
i once bought one of those on ebay, but it never arrived. bye bye, money.
[/quote:37t50ciy]I hate that crap.
i thought there were two south american releases of siamese dream on vinyl. one was a double lp, the other one was more crappy and pressed on one lp.[/quote:1uzbvolk]
I don’t think this is a bootie guys. Hecho en Columbia. 2LP version.
There is also one made in Brazil, which is only 1 LP.
