The Sacrament
The Sanctuary => Da Swap Meet => Topic started by: Squeezit Wafflenose on March 16, 2017, 07:28:44 AM
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Some time ago I made three custom copies of Venus Doom and the 1993/95 demos on vinyl - one set for myself and two for friends. Unfortunately, one of them couldn't pay, so one of the sets is up for sale. Anyone interested? Music has been mastered for vinyl, there are custom covers and labels. Photos available upon request. Let me know!
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I'm interested...how much? And can we see pics please?
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I'm interested...how much? And can we see pics please?
Me also please
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Give me your e-mails and I'll send you pics and prices. Also, your locations please.
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Still available. Anyone?
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dsc5lu@gmail.com
Very interested
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I'm interested, would love to see some pictures.
obligatorycadence@gmail.com
I'm in Pittsburgh PA.
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Interested. hillniko@gmail.com pics and prices thanks :)
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Check your inboxes, guys!
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Interested. Pics and price please :) contact@dhruvbhutani.com
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Can you post the photos? I just wanna see what everything looks like.
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Drop me your email address.
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Still available. Anyone?
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Still available. Anyone?
Again, very interested. email me at dsc5lu@gmail.com with price and pics. Thanks
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Sorry, must have missed you before. Will mail you ASAP.
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Sorry, must have missed you before. Will mail you ASAP.
Apparently, I did mail you before. Check now if you've received the message.
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Still up for grabs. Anyone? I've lowered the price.
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And... sold. :)
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Now that it's sold can you (or the buyer) post pics of everything? I'm just still curious what everything looks like without having to give anyone my email.
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Here are photos of VD. The cover isn't glued together, but otherwise it's ready.
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The records are back on the table - I have to part with my copies for personal reasons. Anyone?
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Dm'd you my email. Interested.
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That actually looks really nice. Hopefully someday we get a remastered version on vinyl.
I still don't understand why they didn't just release it that way to begin with, though. Coming off of the success of Dark Light, which did get pressed onto vinyl, there had to be some reason why the record company decided against doing a vinyl version for VD. The vinyl craze hadn't really kicked in full force yet back then, but since Dark Light got a vinyl that explanation doesn't really hold up. Maybe the Dark Light vinyl didn't sell very well?
I don't even remember much about it since I wasn't interested at all in vinyl back then. All I know is that people charge an arm and a leg for a copy now. And especially with as much as they loved making all sorts of different versions of albums and singles for us to buy, it remains a mystery why they didn't do at least a limited edition pressing. Also the fact that VD's construction was inspired by older albums from the original vinyl era, it was pretty much the perfect album to do a vinyl for. Have they ever given us an answer to that?
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True, it's really weird. I remember there were pre-orders for the vinyl version all over the place, but then they were all cancelled and no records were ever dispatched. I never came across a proper explanation, but if there is one, I sure would like to hear it. I suppose there's little hope to get an official vinyl now that the band is gone.
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Yeah, it sucks that we'll probably never get a second box set. All of the unreleased stuff from the last four albums will probably never see the light of day. I don't know if us fans can ever get ahold of any of the demos from those albums.
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The "unreleased" material on the re-released first four albums pretty much sucked anyway, so we probably don't lose much. ;)
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I was disappointed in the bonus tracks as well. I canceled my pre-order after they finally released the track listings. Too many already released songs, modern live versions, ect. I think they dropped the ball most with Greatest Lovesongs. They had the freedom there to go nuts with early stuff that we've never even heard of before. It's too bad Ville thought the cassettes he dug up were of too bad sound quality to use because I'm sure there was some good or at least more interesting stuff on them than what was eventually used. Even if they followed that same model with a second box set, though, there would at least be a few songs worth having that we probably never would have gotten otherwise. In that sense, I was glad they did a box set and I'd gladly take another one if even for one really good song. It's better than nothing, for sure.
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It's true that from Dark Light onwards, there were fewer alternative versions and non-album tracks added to singles and limited versions of albums than before, so if they did release another box set, it could include some interesting stuff. Have you heard that clip of Smother a Heart with alternative lyrics? Hearing that in full would be something. But it's all wishful thinking now - they didn't give a fuck when they were still around, so why should they now?
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The records are back on the table - I have to part with my copies for personal reasons. Anyone?
You have mail!
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http://www.ebay.pl/itm/323171710297?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649 (http://www.ebay.pl/itm/323171710297?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649)
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How about that? ;) :D ::)
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It can be arranged. Drop me a line. 8)
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http://www.ebay.pl/itm/323844264814?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649 (http://www.ebay.pl/itm/323844264814?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649)