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  • IgotshitID
    IgotshitID St.john's Newfoundland Posts: 895
    Has anyone got it in canada yet?? I guess it takes alot longer then the 10-14 days the email said. HMV has had copies here in St.John's for over a week. I figured mine would be close behind.
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  • Has anyone got it in canada yet?? I guess it takes alot longer then the 10-14 days the email said. HMV has had copies here in St.John's for over a week. I figured mine would be close behind.

    Received Yield today in Victoria BC

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  • stoppler_pj
    stoppler_pj Montreal, Quebec, Canada Posts: 191
    Are the ones from 10C pressed in the US or are they EU pressings?
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  • MedozK
    MedozK Tennessee Posts: 9,212
    TL61540 said:

    Are the ones from 10C pressed in the US or are they EU pressings?

    All are pressed in France. Only difference is crediting on the back covers.
  • stoppler_pj
    stoppler_pj Montreal, Quebec, Canada Posts: 191
    MedozK said:

    TL61540 said:

    Are the ones from 10C pressed in the US or are they EU pressings?

    All are pressed in France. Only difference is crediting on the back covers.
    Thanks! I appreciate the response.
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  • Nami
    Nami Newfoundland Posts: 5,999

    Has anyone got it in canada yet?? I guess it takes alot longer then the 10-14 days the email said. HMV has had copies here in St.John's for over a week. I figured mine would be close behind.

    nothing on the west coast. think this is the last time i buy re-releases from 10c based on the availability everywhere.
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  • jlj_swe
    jlj_swe Posts: 175
    CK150886 said:

    At this rate I can wrap it and give to myself as an xmas present :)

    Christmas 2017 I suppose?
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  • TimoRitzen
    TimoRitzen Posts: 147
    edited September 2016
    So happy right now: Yield finally turned up yesterday here in The Netherlands,great surprise to find it being deluvered when I got home. Listening to it now,sounds great indeed. Can't wait for No Code being delivered as well and Binaural being released!
    Post edited by TimoRitzen on
  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 97,198
    Nami said:

    Has anyone got it in canada yet?? I guess it takes alot longer then the 10-14 days the email said. HMV has had copies here in St.John's for over a week. I figured mine would be close behind.

    nothing on the west coast. think this is the last time i buy re-releases from 10c based on the availability everywhere.
    Nothing on the East Coast either. Taz Records had their copies arrive before the street date here. Would of been sweet if 10club members had their copies before the record stores had their orders arrive from their distributors.
  • KICK7071
    KICK7071 In My Tree, ON Posts: 744
    jlj_swe said:

    CK150886 said:

    At this rate I can wrap it and give to myself as an xmas present :)

    Christmas 2017 I suppose?
    That would be a total surprise as I surely would have forgotten about it by then!
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  • rw160510
    rw160510 Posts: 1,072
    The singles arrived today in the UK. Weirdly they shipped after the lps. Fingers crossed for the next few days.
  • stukatz
    stukatz Posts: 110
    in toronto, i've only received the singles, in 2 separate shipments. hoping the 2 albums arrive next week. i'm figuring that tenclub separated out the shipments so that we don't get dinged for duty which is greatly appreciated!

    Has anyone got it in canada yet?? I guess it takes alot longer then the 10-14 days the email said. HMV has had copies here in St.John's for over a week. I figured mine would be close behind.

  • huntersthompson
    huntersthompson Posts: 1,030
    edited September 2016

    So happy right now: Yield finally turned up yesterday here in The Netherlands,great surprise to find it being deluvered when I got home. Listening to it now,sounds great indeed. Can't wait for No Code being delivered as well and Binaural being released!

    I was thinking about the release of Binaural yesterday afternoon. It was released on May 16, 2000...so if they are waiting for the 20 year anniversary we have 3 1/2 more years to go before it gets released...on the off chance that I will be living in Canada at that time, I have already pre-pre ordered my copy and plan on receiving it in something less than a year after it is available worldwide. I am also betting that I will come out ahead on the exchange rate, which is something that I never really worry about but I might have to should I be living in Canada in 2020...with this impending and unlikely move in mind, I would like to rank the Provinces to which I will doubtfully move much like we try to rank the albums:

    1. Prince Edward Island-It is my ancestral home Province...even though the shipping family moved up there from Massachusetts--probably because they were loyalists...
    2. Yukon-I love their potatoes, relative proximity to Alaska and I want to live in a town called Whitehorse...which is the only city/town there...right?
    3. Nunavut-Because my favorite color is white...
    4. British Colombia-It is the California of Canada. Hip...forward thinking...and kind of like North Korea to the state of Washington-poised to unleash its wrath at any moment.
    5. Ontario-I love Ottawa...it is the first place that I experienced poutine...and the last place that I traveled before requiring a personal cardiologist. They also had a place called the Beer Store...which was fantastic.
    6. Alberta-The skiing is top notch and the people just a step below that...which is still pretty good.
    7. Northwest Territories-In the same vein as wanting to live in a town called Whitehorse, I would love to have my mail arrive in Yellowknife. Seems like both of those cities names should be two words, but in the great Canadian tradition of abhorring the unnecessary use of the space bar, we have them on the map as just one word.
    8. Manitoba and Saskatchewan-Canada's breadbasket. At the risk of pissing folks off from both Provinces, I have lumped them together. While individually alright, they are a powerhouse when put together. Frankly, if they could somehow get the Calgary Rodeo into one of these Provinces, they would move up significantly. Since Alberta isn't letting go of that...well, this is how it falls.
    9. Quebec-I love Quebec and Montreal because it feels like you have really gone somewhere foreign when you visit. It also feels like the French still have a toehold on our continent and may use it as a jumping off point should they decide to attack. Can you love someplace and have great distrust of the same place?
    10. The Atlantic Provinces (aside from PEI)-They are the natural enemies of my ancestors. Stealing our fish from the sea. They have picked on PEI for long enough and, because of that, will reside at the bottom of this list. By the way, if you want to read a great book about what the seafaring life was like in the Atlantic Provinces you should pick up Rockbound (won Canada Reads in 2005).

    All of this because I have pre-pre ordered Binaural for a unlikely move to Canada sometime before 2020....my boss would be pissed if he saw that I spent this much time on putting this together.......
    Post edited by huntersthompson on
  • lolobugg
    lolobugg BLUE RDGE MTNS Posts: 8,195

    So happy right now: Yield finally turned up yesterday here in The Netherlands,great surprise to find it being deluvered when I got home. Listening to it now,sounds great indeed. Can't wait for No Code being delivered as well and Binaural being released!

    I was thinking about the release of Binaural yesterday afternoon. It was released on May 16, 2000...so if they are waiting for the 20 year anniversary we have 3 1/2 more years to go before it gets released...on the off chance that I will be living in Canada at that time, I have already pre-pre ordered my copy and plan on receiving it in something less than a year after it is available worldwide. I am also betting that I will come out ahead on the exchange rate, which is something that I never really worry about but I might have to should I be living in Canada in 2020...with this impending and unlikely move in mind, I would like to rank the Provinces to which I will doubtfully move much like we try to rank the albums:

    1. Prince Edward Island-It is my ancestral home Province...even though the shipping family moved up there from Massachusetts--probably because they were loyalists...
    2. Yukon-I love their potatoes, relative proximity to Alaska and I want to live in a town called Whitehorse...which is the only city/town there...right?
    3. Nunavut-Because my favorite color is white...
    4. British Colombia-It is the California of Canada. Hip...forward thinking...and kind of like North Korea to the state of Washington-poised to unleash its wrath at any moment.
    5. Ontario-I love Ottawa...it is the first place that I experienced poutine...and the last place that I traveled before requiring a personal cardiologist. They also had a place called the Beer Store...which was fantastic.
    6. Alberta-The skiing is top notch and the people just a step below that...which is still pretty good.
    7. Northwest Territories-In the same vein as wanting to live in a town called Whitehorse, I would love to have my mail arrive in Yellowknife. Seems like both of those cities names should be two words, but in the great Canadian tradition of abhorring the unnecessary use of the space bar, we have them on the map as just one word.
    8. Manitoba and Saskatchewan-Canada's breadbasket. At the risk of pissing folks off from both Provinces, I have lumped them together. While individually alright, they are a powerhouse when put together. Frankly, if they could somehow get the Calgary Rodeo into one of these Provinces, they would move up significantly. Since Alberta isn't letting go of that...well, this is how it falls.
    9. Quebec-I love Quebec and Montreal because it feels like you have really gone somewhere foreign when you visit. It also feels like the French still have a toehold on our continent and may use it as a jumping off point should they decide to attack. Can you love someplace and have great distrust of the same place?
    10. The Atlantic Provinces (aside from PEI)-They are the natural enemies of my ancestors. Stealing our fish from the sea. They have picked on PEI for long enough and, because of that, will reside at the bottom of this list. By the way, if you want to read a great book about what the seafaring life was like in the Atlantic Provinces you should pick up Rockbound (won Canada Reads in 2005).

    All of this because I have pre-pre ordered Binaural for a unlikely move to Canada sometime before 2020....my boss would be pissed if he saw this....
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  • Nami
    Nami Newfoundland Posts: 5,999

    So happy right now: Yield finally turned up yesterday here in The Netherlands,great surprise to find it being deluvered when I got home. Listening to it now,sounds great indeed. Can't wait for No Code being delivered as well and Binaural being released!

    I was thinking about the release of Binaural yesterday afternoon. It was released on May 16, 2000...so if they are waiting for the 20 year anniversary we have 3 1/2 more years to go before it gets released...on the off chance that I will be living in Canada at that time, I have already pre-pre ordered my copy and plan on receiving it in something less than a year after it is available worldwide. I am also betting that I will come out ahead on the exchange rate, which is something that I never really worry about but I might have to should I be living in Canada in 2020...with this impending and unlikely move in mind, I would like to rank the Provinces to which I will doubtfully move much like we try to rank the albums:

    1. Prince Edward Island-It is my ancestral home Province...even though the shipping family moved up there from Massachusetts--probably because they were loyalists...
    2. Yukon-I love their potatoes, relative proximity to Alaska and I want to live in a town called Whitehorse...which is the only city/town there...right?
    3. Nunavut-Because my favorite color is white...
    4. British Colombia-It is the California of Canada. Hip...forward thinking...and kind of like North Korea to the state of Washington-poised to unleash its wrath at any moment.
    5. Ontario-I love Ottawa...it is the first place that I experienced poutine...and the last place that I traveled before requiring a personal cardiologist. They also had a place called the Beer Store...which was fantastic.
    6. Alberta-The skiing is top notch and the people just a step below that...which is still pretty good.
    7. Northwest Territories-In the same vein as wanting to live in a town called Whitehorse, I would love to have my mail arrive in Yellowknife. Seems like both of those cities names should be two words, but in the great Canadian tradition of abhorring the unnecessary use of the space bar, we have them on the map as just one word.
    8. Manitoba and Saskatchewan-Canada's breadbasket. At the risk of pissing folks off from both Provinces, I have lumped them together. While individually alright, they are a powerhouse when put together. Frankly, if they could somehow get the Calgary Rodeo into one of these Provinces, they would move up significantly. Since Alberta isn't letting go of that...well, this is how it falls.
    9. Quebec-I love Quebec and Montreal because it feels like you have really gone somewhere foreign when you visit. It also feels like the French still have a toehold on our continent and may use it as a jumping off point should they decide to attack. Can you love someplace and have great distrust of the same place?
    10. The Atlantic Provinces (aside from PEI)-They are the natural enemies of my ancestors. Stealing our fish from the sea. They have picked on PEI for long enough and, because of that, will reside at the bottom of this list. By the way, if you want to read a great book about what the seafaring life was like in the Atlantic Provinces you should pick up Rockbound (won Canada Reads in 2005).

    All of this because I have pre-pre ordered Binaural for a unlikely move to Canada sometime before 2020....my boss would be pissed if he saw that I spent this much time on putting this together.......
    hahahaha this is awesome. very productive friday afternoon i see....hehe
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  • sj9966
    sj9966 UK Posts: 55
    Yield arrived here in the UK today, I got hit for an £11 customs charge. No sign of No code yet, probably get hit on that one as well.

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  • Yield arrived in the Netherlands. No customs. Hopefully no code next week.
  • Hub.
    Hub. Posts: 1,991
    After Yield (two days ago), I received the 7" yesterday (still waiting for No Code, hopefully next week).
  • in_the_mud
    in_the_mud Calgary AB Posts: 494
    Calgary is still waiting.
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  • tino_11
    tino_11 Posts: 2,182
    sj9966 said:

    Yield arrived here in the UK today, I got hit for an £11 customs charge. No sign of No code yet, probably get hit on that one as well.

    Buy 2 reissues from 10c, pay expensive shipping fees, wait a month past release date, and then they send separately so get hit double customs charges fees. Never again.

    They really need to have a conversation about customer service with TMR.
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