speaking of geogaddi...has anyone bothered to purchase the japanese version
with the extra track? i'm normally susceptible to completism (as the 50
pounds of stereolab cds on my shelf remind me) regarding stray tracks on
obscure variant releases but with the new economy...
...anyhow, has anyone heard it? is an mp3 posted anywhere?
m*
quoted 50 lines From: "seeklektek" <eclectics@comcast.net>
> From: "seeklektek" <eclectics@comcast.net>
> Organization: self-organized
> Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 09:57:19 -0800
> To: <idm@hyperreal.org>
> Subject: Re: [idm] how retarded
>
> From: "The REAL Mxyzptlk"
>>>> Try Hastings across from the mall. Best Buy might have it: give them a
>>>> call, too. Or maybe CD Wherehouse (sp?).
>>>> There is a copy for sale in Denton, if you dig.
>>>
>>> Having been to all those places, I would say it's unlikely. (Not in
>>> pursuit of this particular CD.) That and I have a sociopathic hatred of
>>> Xmas shopping.
>>
>> Not that I know anything about the local stores in Denton, but I'm inclined
>> to agree with Mr. Hime in a general sense.
>> Just about the time I think that "almost any store will stock XYZ release
>> (which I have foolishly thought to be considered somewhat mainstream - and
>> BoC is a great example)", I stop at 4 or five of them in order to grab it
>> real fast and become re-acquainted with reality. K-Mart just ain't gonna
>> have it. Back when Best Buy first came out, they tried to widen their
>> clientele base by having stuff like that, but gone are those days. You
>> might find it at Borders if you're lucky, but unless you're in a college
>> town or have an indie/electronic based store handy, your best bet is having
>> a David Hodgson or PJ Dorsey in your email address book.
>> There's always FE as well (and who could forget Boomkat or Smallfish if
>> we're thinking globally), but the 'net is where you'll get it.
>>
>> jeff
>
>
> I agree: online is the way to go.
>
> CD Warehouse in Denton ~do~ have a brand-new copy of 'Twoism'
> in stock, though not 'Music has a Right...'.
>
> Denton has a Best Buy, a Sam Goody, Hastings Books and Music,
> and there may be a used copy of that cd at 1/2 Price Books/Music.
>
> Both 'Geogaddi' and 'Twoism' can be found today on sale in Denton, brand-new.
>
> If I wanted that disc in Denton, I'd seek it out there, for sure. ;)
>
> seek
>
>
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