Talk:Album Raises New And Troubling Questions/Release Details
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Amazon On-demand CDR
Should we list this as a separate release?
It's a CDR manufactured "on-demand" by Amazon. I'm inclined to list it separately, but I'm willing to listen to arguments for and against it.
--Duke33 08:30, 7 February 2012 (EST)
- I'm surprised that Amazon has the ability to burn you a CD (and at only $1 more than the digital price, a great deal relatively), but since Amazon are licensed to distribute this album and they have gone on to release it in a different format, it would seem like a different release. Then again, this is probably a standard practice (either new or unseen by me) for when Amazon has the digital rights and no more-official CD is being sold. Still it's the only Amazon mp3 release where they (can) do this, so I say yay. ~ magbatz 11:34, 7 February 2012 (EST)
- it seems to me that this is about as legitimate as any person burning a cd-r of the album, so i would be inclined to say no... especially if it is just mp3s that are being burned. if this becomes common practice with amazon i would say definitely not, but if this stays a special case, i suppose we could put it here if people really want. --
13:35, 7 February 2012 (EST)
- it seems to me that this is about as legitimate as any person burning a cd-r of the album, so i would be inclined to say no... especially if it is just mp3s that are being burned. if this becomes common practice with amazon i would say definitely not, but if this stays a special case, i suppose we could put it here if people really want. --
