The ultimate fan pack will only be $79.99 at Best Buy next week.
Includes:
The Cosmos Rocks Special Edition CD / DVD
The Cosmos Rocks Vinyl
Queen II Vinyl
Sheer Heart Attack Vinyl
A Night At The Opera Vinyl
A Day At The Races Vinyl
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They better not charge us $119....:-S
Erin wrote:
They better not charge us $119....:-S
from Best Buy's website:
Our Pre-Order Price Guarantee
Pre-order any title at BestBuy.com, and if the Best Buy price in store has dropped by the release date, you'll automatically be charged the lower price.
Yes, I was just gonna say that BB is advertising it on line for the $119. Where did you get your price, Pieter?
Micrówave wrote:
Yes, I was just gonna say that BB is advertising it on line for the $119. Where did you get your price, Pieter?
Next weeks sale paper
http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/7440/tcrcl2.jpg
PieterMC wrote:
The ultimate fan pack will only be $79.99 at Best Buy next week.
Includes:
The Cosmos Rocks Special Edition CD / DVD
The Cosmos Rocks Vinyl
Queen II Vinyl
Sheer Heart Attack Vinyl
A Night At The Opera Vinyl
A Day At The Races Vinyl
Is it just my imagination but is vinyl making a comeback?
So, I guess we can buy the CD/DVD version cheaper
Wasn't the story that only the mucho-exclusive version was going to have the DVD
Wasn't the story that only the mucho-exclusive version was going to have the DVD
Maz wrote:
So, I guess we can buy the CD/DVD version cheaper
Wasn't the story that only the mucho-exclusive version was going to have the DVD
The CD / DVD is $12.99
CD is $9.99
Fan Pack - see above, really a good deal for all that is in it though.
I think what they should have said was that the CD / DVD edition will be a Best Buy exclusive, and not just part of that fan pack.
we are the champions.my local woolworths(in scotland).dont stock vinyl anymore.
We Are The Champions wrote:
PieterMC wrote:
The ultimate fan pack will only be $79.99 at Best Buy next week.
Includes:
The Cosmos Rocks Special Edition CD / DVD
The Cosmos Rocks Vinyl
Queen II Vinyl
Sheer Heart Attack Vinyl
A Night At The Opera Vinyl
A Day At The Races Vinyl
Is it just my imagination but is vinyl making a comeback?
It was never gone
Now on the website for $79.99
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9043769&st=cosmos+rocks&lp=3&type=product&cp=1&id=1914281
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9043769&st=cosmos+rocks&lp=3&type=product&cp=1&id=1914281
a good deal!!!
and I love the fact that vinyl is coming back
and I love the fact that vinyl is coming back
david (galashiels) wrote:
we are the champions.my local woolworths(in scotland).dont stock vinyl anymore.
No but they do still sell some of the biggest bars of chocolate around so lets give them a break!!
Isn't supply and demand a curious thing?
CD's burst onto the scene in the mid 80's at just about the same price tag they are now. At that time, Cassette tapes were beggining the transistion from 9.99 to 10.99. They left vinyl alone, however, knowing it was (supposedly) a dying breed. How fortunate I was to be working in a retail record store in the late 80s. They begin discounting that vinyl section until it disappeared. I still have the three AKOM sealed ones I bought for 2.99 apiece!!
Cassettes hung on dearly for another 10 years or so. The 10.99 soon went back down to 9.99. The CD stayed the same. Then cassettes were gone. CDs and DVDs took over in full force. And they've stayed at $15.99 to $19.99 during their entire reign.
So why does a record have to cost $24.99 now?
Thanks again, Pieter, for the upload. I'm sure I'll probably need it when I go next week.
CD's burst onto the scene in the mid 80's at just about the same price tag they are now. At that time, Cassette tapes were beggining the transistion from 9.99 to 10.99. They left vinyl alone, however, knowing it was (supposedly) a dying breed. How fortunate I was to be working in a retail record store in the late 80s. They begin discounting that vinyl section until it disappeared. I still have the three AKOM sealed ones I bought for 2.99 apiece!!
Cassettes hung on dearly for another 10 years or so. The 10.99 soon went back down to 9.99. The CD stayed the same. Then cassettes were gone. CDs and DVDs took over in full force. And they've stayed at $15.99 to $19.99 during their entire reign.
So why does a record have to cost $24.99 now?
Thanks again, Pieter, for the upload. I'm sure I'll probably need it when I go next week.
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