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No menu. If I might pry, why do you ask?

That kind of makes perfect sense, Mo. No harm done, but thanks for the explanation.

There's a flag in the backfield. This one's coming back.

The red edition is limited to 2000 and it sounds as if there are less colored records than usual making their way stateside with this release.

Ditto.

Don't pay any attention to that shit, man. You successfully navigated this thread's repetitive garbage and sad trolls only to get detailed by the down vote? That's not the ending we had written for you, baby. Take a mulligan and ignore that noise.

Agreed, Chardee, but it does stink to buy from them. I love their label and I love that they distribute other labels' releases that we can't get in the USA. That said, even taking into account that everyone suffers from LPs damaged in transit to some degree and that it comes from overseas, DWRC routinely experience more damage due to their horrible mailers. There are some other UK companies that suffer from similar issues, but none that present such a spectacular package at such a premium price continue to use such sad excuses for packaging.

Why didn't I think of that? Silly me. Surely there won't be any other records to spend your money on in February. semicolon hyphen closed parenthesis

Hahaha. Too true.

Lame.

Death Waltz and One Way Static were set to put Cannibal Holocaust up for preorder tomorrow as a joint release. They've just announced that it is being postponed until February 2015 so that Mondo can release it to North America with an exclusive sleeve/variant combination. I guess this is the first result we've seen of DWRC joining Mondo.

I wish I was enjoyed this score more because the art and variant are dynamite. Unfortunately, it's a soft pass for me. I already have a copy of the The Omen striped variant so no chance of an impulse purchase whike trying for that one either.

With the exception of Shaw's The Overnighters.

I'd love to have reissues of both, but in the meantime, the official The Shining can still be had for a not unreasonable sum considering it's age and popularity.

You know what's hilarious is I never realized the book or the film was spelled with an "s" until a few years ago. It wasn't that I didn't know how to spell "cemetery," but I simply never noticed.

Which version? The original or the complete Wendy Carlos score? Ugh. What a bummer. Were you expecting VG+? Pet S

There are many people still waiting for JP. It's been twice delayed and now, just recently, delayed again. Hopefully by year's end.

They are distributed here, but they don't have a retail front such as LITA so you would have to buy from a storefront and can expect to pay about the same as you would importing the records yourself. Maybe a little less, but with the package discount and the half off shipping, I'd wager it'd come out the same. Plus this way you can choose your vinyl color yourself.

Search YouTube for "Pet Semetary Elliot Goldenthal." The whole score is in there.

$40 for an import 2LP set (with shipping) isn't that bad considering the current market, but it is pricier than is commensurate with my interest in the music. It is a completist's dream though. Nothing was left out and, according to their label head, this was Invada's most expensive release(s) to license, produce, and distribute.

They are pretty sterling. Morgan will take care of you and their labelhead, Josh, is an accountable fellow as well. It is Sunday so don't panic. They will refund and/or get back to you within a couple of days.

Thanks for posting that, Number11. That is very intersting. Is it a gatefold cover with new liner notes from all the principals, including an interview with Carpenter?

Did you mean Halloween II? The one with Myers in the nurse cap? Where did you buy it from? Either way, could we get a picture?

Indeed. Another Visitor or Blue Sunshine would be ideal.

Why fret? Get yourself the "standard" version. You'll have a shot at a great looking variant (my personal favorite) and, worst case, you end up with black which will sound the best.