Dan,
Is there an email address we could write to, stating our wish to get hold of a copy? That way Sindre has an exact idea of how many people are interested and so the genuine buyers know they'll get their copy.
This could prevent the scenario of him receiving piles of jiffy envelopes from `Ben Dover` and `Chairman OT Board` and then within that week there are as many new copies of AFM on Ebay as he receives checks?!
`Anon` makes a fair point about making the pledge not to sell the album on at an obscene price (without the artists getting anything) but that's democracy for ya...although I don't see anything wrong with slanting the deck a certain way =o) Selling on duplicate albums and odd souvenir pieces is one thing, but profiteering so blatantly (punting them through the net with a massive mark up) could be on a par with marching into the Palindrome Studios and sticking one finger up at David as he's working.
Regards,
Richard
Re: Ordering AFM II
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richard
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Dan,
Is there an email address we could write to, stating our wish to get hold of a copy? That way Sindre has an exact idea of how many people are interested and so the genuine buyers know they'll get their copy.
This could prevent the scenario of him receiving piles of jiffy envelopes from `Ben Dover` and `Chairman OT Board` and then within that week there are as many new copies of AFM on Ebay as he receives checks?!
`Anon` makes a fair point about making the pledge not to sell the album on at an obscene price (without the artists getting anything) but that's democracy for ya...although I don't see anything wrong with slanting the deck a certain way =o) Selling on duplicate albums and odd souvenir pieces is one thing, but profiteering so blatantly (punting them through the net with a massive mark up) could be on a par with marching into the Palindrome Studios and sticking one finger up at David as he's working.
Regards,
Richard
Is there an email address we could write to, stating our wish to get hold of a copy? That way Sindre has an exact idea of how many people are interested and so the genuine buyers know they'll get their copy.
This could prevent the scenario of him receiving piles of jiffy envelopes from `Ben Dover` and `Chairman OT Board` and then within that week there are as many new copies of AFM on Ebay as he receives checks?!
`Anon` makes a fair point about making the pledge not to sell the album on at an obscene price (without the artists getting anything) but that's democracy for ya...although I don't see anything wrong with slanting the deck a certain way =o) Selling on duplicate albums and odd souvenir pieces is one thing, but profiteering so blatantly (punting them through the net with a massive mark up) could be on a par with marching into the Palindrome Studios and sticking one finger up at David as he's working.
Regards,
Richard
