From Adam J Weitzman Sent Fri, Nov 21st 1997, 21:39
From Adam J Weitzman Sent Fri, Nov 21st 1997, 21:39
On Fri, 21 Nov 1997, Mr. Gil wrote: > I was pretty excited to see this Orange(TM) CD single in the Aphex Twin > bin today, which purported to be "Come To Daddy Remixed." There are four > songs on it from the original "Come To Daddy" CD, and they seem not to be > remixed at all. Be sure you get to hear this before you pay import prices > for it in the US, or anywhere outside of England. It's half as many > tracks you already own for the same high price. Yeah. They very often release two CDs per single in the UK. The Orange one was part two. This surprises you? Luckily for us in the US, they collected both of them on the US CD release. They did exactly the same thing with "Ventolin" (two CD-singles in the UK, one CD-single in the US), except this time around, they called it a "CDEP" instead of a "CD-single" and charged three bucks more for it. (It seems so arbitrary sometimes.) It was still cheaper than buying one import single, let alone two. > How can they do this to us? Is it only to help us associate MTV and > advertising with rip-offs? I already knew that. I want my money back, > and I want an apology, Richard. I work for my money, unlike Warp, in this > case. With all due respect, maybe you should try reading the label more carefully next time. -- Adam J Weitzman Individual, Inc. "Hell is a place for very very bad people, xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx and the lawyers who defend them." - Brett Butler