How many copies of 24 Karat Gold are you going to buy?
 

I bought the bundle, plus the vinyl version and I also bought a copy off of iTunes, so three copies so far. However, may buy my brother and sister a copy. Warners alone cost me over $105 and I is poor white trash.

Just wondering how many copies members are buying.

Superstar!!!

Well, I typically try to buy at least 3 copies of releases from artists I really love. Usually one digital, one regular CD, one deluxe CD. I keep the deluxe CD for myself and give the regular CD to someone as a gift. Sometimes I also gift the album digitally to people on iTunes if I can.

But I'm super broke right now so I don't even know if I'll be able to buy the album right away at first at all... We'll see how my bank account looks in a month :lol: Should have pre-ordered when I had a little extra cash to spare, I guess. Lesson learned.

I got nine kids to feed but Stevie is definitely more important than those brats.

I'm probably going to get the vinyl and the iTunes album.

Like you I have bought the iTunes, vinyl and deluxe CD, so it is three copies so far. Its still early though, so I imagine a couple more purchases are in my future

So far three. I've ordered the vinyl through CD Universe in the states, and the deluxe litho bundle thru WB Aust, (who so far haven't cancelled my order, they took their payment the day I ordered. So far so good on that.) And then the iTunes deluxe pre-order makes 3 copies. The need to have it straight away was the only reason i'm getting it from iTunes, which I'll replace with a lossless version of the CD when that eventually gets here.:] Can't wait!

Counting as sets of the CD and vinyl .I will get 2 sets for now.

I could use some cassettes,8tracks and a reel to reel copies too..LOL.....Alittle humor ......

Screw the digital copies online.

I've ordered the double vinyl version and I'll be buying the deluxe CD when it's on sale in shops as I want to see the physical CD first. Anyway, I don't buy digital as I transfer my CD's to my iTunes anyway so the CD acts as a digital copy as well!

you are my fave poster on this board
hands down :lol::nod:

ETA: to answer the Qn ... the vinyl and the deluxe CD and prob a digi itunes download since i don't think the vinyl and cd will arrive in Oz on the release date ;)

One vinyl. One CD.

it has leaked . did anyone get it

The whole album?

the Deluxe version

Where??????????????????

Danielle
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did you get a ton of private message from your new "friends" asking for the link ?

No, I didn't. I decided to delete my message because I've decided against listening to it, not to mention that what I found was a torrent file and I got suspicious.

not a fan of them

I'm just buying 1 copy- the vinyl, which also comes with the digital download of the album. I used to be staunchly for buying CDs, as I insisted on having a physical product. However, I've found that in the past probably 2-3 years, I haven't even listened to a CD. Both of my cars have bluetooth, same with my sound system at home. There's no more need to lug around my giant CD binder anymore, or deal with cleaning & polishing dirty & scratched old CD's which skip & refuse to play.

That being said, I've been getting back into vinyl lately just for fun. I am very much looking forward to hearing 24K on LP format. :nod:

Thank you, I post too much though, especially when I'm excited about an album.

One of each, OF COURSE! :D

I wish it was on 78RPM record.I had to throw that in there.:eek::shocked:LOL..............................

Since my nemesis, also known as the Warner Brothers store, has refused/canceled my orders three times, I specially ordered the vinyl album from my friendly and courteous local record store. I will also purchase the standard issue CD , as well as the deluxe version.

Question: Does the deluxe version include the booklet with the extra photos, or is it only included with an exclusive version (with the lithograph)?

You are lucky that you still have a record store in town.The ones here got run out of town when the big box stores came in the 1990's.

I know! I guess it's the benefit of living in a proudly weird, liberal and very progressive city. Music Millennium has been around since the sixties, Jackpot Records since the eighties. Both have amazing vintage style atmospheres; an audio file's dream. There are several other small stores scattered through the city. Everyday Music is a big music store, There's one on each side of the city. I'm in walking distance to the one in the Northwest. It's two separate stores next to each other. One just sells vinyl, the other sells CDs.

There are other smaller, independent stores that cater to special niches scattered throughout the city. Of course the Big box stores are around, like Target and Best Buy, but there is really no appeal there for music aficionados.

I love Portland! It's a special place.

I thought I ordered the Deluxe CD and the Vinyl set... Having said that, all I wrote down (when I placed the order) is the confirmation number, naturally, I didn't write down the total amount. :shocked:

Honestly, I really don't remember exactly what I finally ordered. :eek:

Just checked and nothing on my cc statement yet. Is that normal for Warner Bros.?

btw, I've gotten two downloads, so far. Is that what everyone else that has pre ordered has received?

Hi RockALittle -- you should have gotten four downloads: "The Dealer," "Lady," "Starshine" and "24 Karat Gold."

Many thanks for your reply. I went back and checked and I do have all four downloads. The others were in the spam folder. :rolleyes: