HW: EMI jewel-case remasters

[Gesticulates Very Expressively]

On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 20:51:56 +0100, Mark Von Bargen <mark.von-
bargen at GENIEONE.CO.UK> wrote:

>Jon Jarrett wrote
>>         Sorry to take so long coming back on this; a shop in Brighton
>called I think Rebel Records. Something-beginning-with-an-R Records anyway.
>This probably isn't much help but it's the best I can remember. Unless
>you're in Brighton this probably won't save you much money, especially if
>they don't have it any more... But for what use it is, there it is, yours,
>>                         Jon
>>
>No problem Jon, I went out and bought it for £7.99 as an impulse buy a few
>weeks ago. I had been meaning for ages to get Toxicity album by System of A
>Down and saw that at a good price so got the two of them together.
>Gotta say also that the System of A Down cd is absolutely excellent if you
>like intelli-metal (no, i didn't want to invent a new metal genre). It is
>not kiddie or nu-metal in any way - its a very dark album lyric wise.
>Anyway, thanks for the info and dont worry about the delay as Brighton is a
>fair old trek from Liverpool.

Yer lad probably was thinking of Rounder Records, a fine Brighton shop but
not the one it came from. There's a proto-chain called Essential Music,
shops in Brighton, Bournemouth and Edinburgh at the moment I think, selling
lots of classics (and I mean classics you might actually want) for bargain
prices. I've bought things like Led Zeppelin, Zappa, Tom Waits in there for
much less than usual prices, less than usual second hand prices even. Many
things are £6, (and that is £6, not £5.99, which gets my vote) as Space
Ritual was, and last time I looked so were the self-titled,
Doremifasolatido and HoTMG.

Sherm.