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Originally Posted by Macfan4life
Lets have 9 remixes of Stephanie 
I think remixes or demos would distract from the album. I want to hear its crisp original sounds on CD. The way it was released. Keep the original album cover too. I want to pretend its 1973 all over again. The excitement is the original album is being issued in original form. Putting the gloss of 2025 on the album sort of ruins it for me. Some want a new album cover with a new Stevie? That makes no sense. I also dont want anything re-recorded. Please let me enjoy this the way it was released without the demands of what clever record companies do to older albums trying to make a buck.
I am curious. Does anyone here own an original Buckingham Nicks album? I know there are countless bootlegs but originals are rare. You can import the bootleg album from Japan easily. I imagine the collectors hate this reissue because it hurts the value of their own. For example, this original sealed cassette of Buckingham Nicks is for sale on Ebay for $100.00
https://www.ebay.com/itm/35571901547...Bk9SR8ylovKGZg |
I have an original. I bought it I think in 1983 at a Heck's store where I live in Southwestern Pa. They were kind of a Walmart type store. The had a record section and I was looking and low and behold there it was. I think I paid 10.00 for it. I was poor at the time, but I didn't care. I knew I had found something special. I still have it. It is worn and yellowed, but one of my prized possessions.