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marchhare
Senior Member
United States
370 posts
Joined: Jul, 2003
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 Posted - 2004/07/21 : 08:02:56
Welll I know there have been at lieast one thread about this but I cant hold it in anymore .I dont know why records comps keeep pumping out there old tracks.kinda pisses me off alittle when I cant find a tune that I have and I have to retire that tune for this reson or that.why dont they just either slow the perduction # down or stoip for a while then when there is a demand for that tune make a few more .I dont know it jsut makes it harder for people like me to find older tracks that I have or dont but ya know shit happens and so does life...then you keep moving on right ..or somthing like that ?!?
HaPpY UnBirThDaY WouLd you LiKe soMe TeA??
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silver
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Japan
12,579 posts
Joined: Feb, 2001
894 hardcore releases
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Posted - 2004/07/21 : 09:44:02
This has been discussed many times... but in a nutshell... record labels dont make tones of money so to re-press you would have to re-press 200 copies and sell 200 copies... A record label does not want to be stuck with 199 vinyl records (they are big and heavy) and out of pocket.
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ryg0r
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Australia
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Joined: Aug, 2002
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Posted - 2004/07/21 : 16:17:57
Why don't you ask the record companies/artists offering a fair price and see if you can get it on CD?
If I was a company, I'd do it. You can never have too many satisfied customers.
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