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Re-issues of the Compilations and Live releases?

jmkjmk Posts: 425
edited March 2009 in The Porch
This might have been discussed in some thread but will they only re-release all studio albums or are we going to have re-issues of Live on to legs, Live At Benaroya Hall, Lost Dogs and Rearviewmirror? I believe some would be interested in the vinyl versions of these and I only have Lost Dogs on vinyl and the rest of these on cd.

I wouldn't mind a re-issue of the Vinyl edition of Live At Benaroya Hall and why not throw in a DVD of the show once were at it ;)

I do not buy the argument of that the Live At Benaroya Hall should not be re-issued on vinyl because it was a limited edition set and therefore it will not be re-issued. Then it wouldn't be fair for those who paid $600 (or what's the record) for it on eBay. I just don't buy that argument. Wouldn't it be better that all of us who want it on vinyl can have it for a reasonable price? Same goes for the Into the Wild vinyl, that I was fortunate enough to have.

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Stockholm - 07/07/2012
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  • mfc2006mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,484
    i get the feeling that it will just be the studio albums. if that holds up, the only way those bsides from LD or any other compilation will make it is if they are listed as bsides for that album on a bonus disc.
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  • TravelarTravelar Kalamazoo, USA Posts: 3,411
    I hope that they reissue all of the bootleg series too so I can go broke rebuying all of them too.

    Hahaha.
  • BeerBaronBeerBaron Toronto-ish Posts: 4,097
    Imagine the uproar around here if they re-released Benaroya in LP format :)
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  • mfc2006mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,484
    BeerBaron wrote:
    Imagine the uproar around here if they re-released Benaroya in LP format :)

    i'd rather not think about it. pure insanity! 8-)
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  • 2-feign-reluctance2-feign-reluctance TigerTown, USA Posts: 23,345
    i think Benny Hall was a one off deal. i do hope they do something 'deluxe' with the next 2 records. my 10 reissue is already lonely!
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  • youngsteryoungster Boston Posts: 6,576
    BeerBaron wrote:
    Imagine the uproar around here if they re-released Benaroya in LP format :)

    It wouldn't matter. It still means there were only 2,000 first issues pressed even if they pressed 10 million more. The original would still maintain it's value. Look to the Beatles White album as an example. There are millions of vinyl copies out there today. The original pressings were numbered on the cover. Those still go for hundreds of dollars now. For serious collectors, original pressings are always worth more.
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  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    jmk wrote:
    This might have been discussed in some thread but will they only re-release all studio albums or are we going to have re-issues of Live on to legs, Live At Benaroya Hall, Lost Dogs and Rearviewmirror? I believe some would be interested in the vinyl versions of these and I only have Lost Dogs on vinyl and the rest of these on cd.

    I wouldn't mind a re-issue of the Vinyl edition of Live At Benaroya Hall and why not throw in a DVD of the show once were at it ;)

    I do not buy the argument of that the Live At Benaroya Hall should not be re-issued on vinyl because it was a limited edition set and therefore it will not be re-issued. Then it wouldn't be fair for those who paid $600 (or what's the record) for it on eBay. I just don't buy that argument. Wouldn't it be better that all of us who want it on vinyl can have it for a reasonable price? Same goes for the Into the Wild vinyl, that I was fortunate enough to have.

    Discuss.
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    I wish they would release the Benaroyal Vinyl for the original price of 35 bucks.
    If the person who paid 600 bucks on E-Bay feels cheated... he has only himself to blame. The reason WHY they go for 600 buck is because people spend that much for them.
    Anyone who looks at it as a monetary investment (i.e. what the dollar value of the record is) is missing the point... the music on vinyl... not the vinyl itself.
    I think it would be nice if everyone who wanted one.. could have one. Those are my thoughts on the matter.
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  • AmishGuy91AmishGuy91 Posts: 834
    cropduster82 wrote:
    BeerBaron wrote:
    Imagine the uproar around here if they re-released Benaroya in LP format :)

    It wouldn't matter. It still means there were only 2,000 first issues pressed even if they pressed 10 million more. The original would still maintain it's value. Look to the Beatles White album as an example. There are millions of vinyl copies out there today. The original pressings were numbered on the cover. Those still go for hundreds of dollars now. For serious collectors, original pressings are always worth more.

    Not true...if it was re-released, the value of the originals would go down tremendously. I don't care about having an original one...I just care about having the album on vinyl (first edition or not).
  • youngsteryoungster Boston Posts: 6,576
    AmishGuy91 wrote:
    cropduster82 wrote:
    BeerBaron wrote:
    Imagine the uproar around here if they re-released Benaroya in LP format :)

    It wouldn't matter. It still means there were only 2,000 first issues pressed even if they pressed 10 million more. The original would still maintain it's value. Look to the Beatles White album as an example. There are millions of vinyl copies out there today. The original pressings were numbered on the cover. Those still go for hundreds of dollars now. For serious collectors, original pressings are always worth more.

    Not true...if it was re-released, the value of the originals would go down tremendously. I don't care about having an original one...I just care about having the album on vinyl (first edition or not).

    Right, YOU don't care. But many people do which drives up the price. It's all about supply and demand. There are way more than 2,000 people who want this set and that's why it's at where it's at price wise. Benaroya is on CD and you can buy the same show in almost any store in America. Yet the vinyl still sells for $500+ on ebay. Take a look sometime at some first editions on ebay from established bands. They have vinyl re-issues everywhere but the originals still get top dollar. Even if it gets re-pressed years from now, the limited edition #'d sets will still bring big money.
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  • TheDecline13TheDecline13 Posts: 990
    first pressing would be worth more.. The reissue might sound better. Was the first press done on 180 gram?.. The job they did with ten remix vs the cd is mad crazy..
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  • youngsteryoungster Boston Posts: 6,576
    TheDecline13 wrote:
    first pressing would be worth more.. The reissue might sound better. Was the first press done on 180 gram?.. The job they did with ten remix vs the cd is mad crazy..

    Yes, Benaroya's vinyl was pressed on 180gram.
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  • OceansMagnetOceansMagnet Posts: 1,033
    I paid a little over $400 for my Beny... Not as a financial investment.. Vinyl is for playing not for currency.. You all probably think I was crazy to spend that but everytime I open a bottle of Merlot and drop the needle and spin the RED circle I feel it was worth EVERY hard earned dollar.. No regrets..
  • goldrushgoldrush everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,614
    TrAvELAr wrote:
    I hope that they reissue all of the bootleg series too so I can go broke rebuying all of them too.

    Hahaha.

    :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

    Genius!

    ...although i would probably buy them all again....
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