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Here's one fascinating, though controversial documentary about music and spinning 78 vinyl records. It's on Netflix. 

Quote: "Any music after 1941 is bad!" 

 

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The record companies.

 

That's the definition of a cutout! See if it states Promotional Copy anywhere on the disc or the packaging!

got it on cds all the way through the packaging!

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2 minutes ago, JohnJ said:

The record companies.

 

That's the definition of a cutout! See if it states Promotional Copy anywhere on the disc or the packaging!

 

No, it doesn´t... I heard that used-record-dealers in the US do that sometimes, don´t know if that is true. Think there could be idiots like that in Europe too...

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Okay, that's what I was told long ago. I might have had a cd with that all the way through the plastic... but they are right here and I don't see it.

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CDs?! Now that must be hard work!

I only have two or three LPs clipped. But this one really sucks, it looks realy good otherwise... Although I haven´t listened to it yet, the vinyl looks very clean. 

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19 minutes ago, AndreG. said:

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Grrrrr!! Why?!?! Who does this? Their hands should be hacked right off! Or better clipped off. 😡

 

 

 

be happy it wasn't this!

 

 

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Album clips have been going on forever.  If it's not selling and stores want to return it then the distributer accepts the return and credits the full price to the stores. 

 

Then it's a judgement call on will it sell or won't it sell in the area by the distributor.  If they don't think so then they saw them out and sell them back to the stores cheaper.  The cut is showing then so they don't accept them back the second time. 

 

The seller then discounts them after they factor in the price they paid when they bought them back cheaper.  Just a crap shoot for the most part.  The distributor also may send them to other places in different areas where they are selling.

 

Just the way it works so the distributor doesn't get burned.  There's nothing wrong with the lp's.  :)

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