Limited Edition CD/DVD available from Warner Bros.

[WizNicks]

Have faith child! ....just kidding

I don't know what to think, but it all sounded too good till now....something had to go wrong!

[Livia]

I was able to order at work - I don't know why it wouldn't go through on my home computer? Anyway, this is on the receipt:

Standard delivery is 7-10 business days. If your order includes products that are Advance Order, your entire order will be processed and shipped to arrive on or about the street date. Advance Order release dates are subject to change without notice.

I've never gotten anything before the release date when I've pre-ordered in the past (from Amazon, Fanfire, or WB), so we'll see.

[jkmaletic]

I can't wait to see what the "note from Stevie" will say. Hopefully it won't be along the lines of, "Be sure to drink your Ovaltine!"

~jamie

[Nixxxed]

Originally Posted by jkmaletic

I can't wait to see what the "note from Stevie" will say. Hopefully it won't be along the lines of, "Be sure to drink your Ovaltine!"

~jamie

~ * Ovaltine * ~
A wonderful drink -
Vitamins...
Minerals...
An *important* drink -

Helps you stay regular
~ ~ ~ just like the sea




(great idea jk - couldn't resisit )

[tommer]

Originally Posted by WizNicks

People in Europe might want to see the DVD too and it is kinda crappy because the DVD will be NTSC Region 1, which means, it can only be watched in America, or on computers. Pushing back release dates because of copyright issues is just an excuse for not having to admit to have failed to promote the album in Europe.

are you kidding me? i don't think you can still buy a region-limited dvd player outside north america. in case you happen to have such an exotic player, you can unlock that stupid region limitation in a matter of 3 minutes and 2 clicks.

Originally Posted by trackaghost

Because:
a, if you don't have a credit card you can't buy from the US
b, you pay less postage if it's being shipped from within your own country (in fact some UK sites don't charge any postage at all) AND you receive it faster
c, not everyone has a multi-region DVD player

a. who doesn't own a credit card? i don't know in which ways your banking system is different from ours, but here you usually get a credit card way before you can get your driver's licence. i suppose if you don't own one, it is highly likely that you also don't own a dvd player nor a computer to begin with.
b. from my experience, even including int'l postage, amazon.com is far cheaper than amazon.co.uk even excluding shipping.
c. wrong. any dvd can be switched to multi region.

Originally Posted by danax6

Sure, if you actually have a credit card and don't mind paying 100 bucks for shipping. I'd much rather crawl to my local record store than beg someone to send it to me.

i pay 5$ or so for shipping. i don't believe shipping to holland is more expensive. again, dutch record stores are ridiculously expensive, try int'l ordering.

[Phoenix]

[QUOTE=Livia;660777]From the NicksFix:

Buy the CD/DVD from this WBR store link and receive a limited edition card designed for you with an illustration and note from Stevie Nicks, not available anywhere else!!

http://store.wbr.com/store/product.a...999157&sys=wbr
I just tried it, but when I click "proceed to checkout," it locks up on me. I've tried it w/ Mozilla and Windows Explorer.
I noticed in another thread someone was asking if Stevie was doing commentary on every video - looks like she is.
"For the first time, a CD/DVD combination covers the entire solo career of one of rock's most beloved superstar chanteuses. Featured are several previously unreleased live tracks as well as Stevie's voice-over commentary for each video and her artwork. Reflections...The Best of Stevie Nicks is exactly that."
QUOTE]


Thanks Livia. As usuall U are 1st with the news. I will definatly be getting this. I plan to buy multiple copies annyway, christmass is coming.

[danax6]

Originally Posted by tommer

a. who doesn't own a credit card? i don't know in which ways your banking system is different from ours, but here you usually get a credit card way before you can get your driver's licence. i suppose if you don't own one, it is highly likely that you also don't own a dvd player nor a computer to begin with.

Yeah, and we sleep in huts and hunt mastadons every night for dinner.

No, not everyone owns a credit card. It's not like you can get them together with a carton of laundry detergent. You a. have to make a certain amount of money per month to even qualify and b. have to have paid ALL your bills on time going back 5 years or forget it. The last time I applied, a few weeks ago, they didn't give me one because I was late with my student loan payments twice four years ago. This is not America where you can get a credit card with your Big Mac and use one to pay off another and thus end up with 12 credit cards in the end. In fact, they try to protect you from insanely huge credit card bills here by having all these very strict rules. A tad exaggerated? Yes, but I guess in the end it works, nobody goes bankrupt here because of credit card debts.

[Phoenix]

[QUOTE=danax6;661234]
This is not America where you can get a credit card with your Big Mac QUOTE]

[foxyluva]

Originally Posted by tommer

a. who doesn't own a credit card? i don't know in which ways your banking system is different from ours, but here you usually get a credit card way before you can get your driver's licence. i suppose if you don't own one, it is highly likely that you also don't own a dvd player nor a computer to begin with.

I don't

Originally Posted by tommer

i pay 5$ or so for shipping. i don't believe shipping to holland is more expensive. again, dutch record stores are ridiculously expensive, try int'l ordering.

Last order I made from amazon, I payed $27USD for shipping - for a $13USD album...

[tommer]

Originally Posted by danax6

Yeah, and we sleep in huts and hunt mastadons every night for dinner.

No, not everyone owns a credit card. It's not like you can get them together with a carton of laundry detergent here. You a. have to make a certain amount of money per month to even qualify and b. have to have paid ALL your bills on time going back 5 years or forget it. The last time I applied, a few weeks ago, they didn't give me one because I was late with my student loan payments twice four years ago. This is not America where you can get a credit card with your Big Mac and use one to pay off another and thus end up with 12 credit cards in the end. In fact, they try to protect you from insanely huge credit card bills here by having all these very strict rules. A tad exaggerated? Yes, but I guess in the end it works, nobody goes bankrupt here because of credit card debts.

sounds so lame... here it's very simple, your card is limited (or not) according to your credit, like in my case, where my cards are limited to a certain charge per month, or when i have to get a clearance form the bank to a charge above a certain amount, and so on.
and what's with the mastadons and huts? how did i miss them? all i saw was Febos and coffeeshops.

[estranged4life]

Originally Posted by tommer

in case you happen to have such an exotic player, you can unlock that stupid region limitation in a matter of 3 minutes and 2 clicks.

I own 3 DVD players (I know overkill, but 'Oh Well' ) and the high-end $$$ Panasonic DMR-E55 will only play region 1 NTSC discs. I've read the online instructions to remove the region limitations on it, But I am scared to FUBAR it since it is my primary DVD-R burner.

My Sony DVP-NS575P player is also a player that I can 'adjust' the region limitations, but I havent because of the 3rd DVD player I own.

My cheap/generic looking $48 Apex AD-1010W, Which looks like a cheap made P.O.S., will play any region DVD and any format (Havent had a PAL format DVD not play in it as of yet) - odd thing is it wasnt made to play some of the format but it still does flawlessly.

[BTFLCHLD]

I placed an order.

[Phoenix]

I dont know if anyone has pointed this out yet, but GOLD DUST WOMAN live is also now on the CD!

[danax6]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

I own 3 DVD players (I know overkill, but 'Oh Well' ) and the high-end $$$ Panasonic DMR-E55 will only play region 1 NTSC discs. I've read the online instructions to remove the region limitations on it, But I am scared to FUBAR it since it is my primary DVD-R burner.

My Sony DVP-NS575P player is also a player that I can 'adjust' the region limitations, but I havent because of the 3rd DVD player I own.

My cheap/generic looking $48 Apex AD-1010W, Which looks like a cheap made P.O.S., will play any region DVD and any format (Havent had a PAL format DVD not play in it as of yet) - odd thing is it wasnt made to play some of the format but it still does flawlessly.

Same here. Expensive JVC will only play region 2, no matter how hard I try to crack it. That's the one that's hooked up to my sound system, so really, if I want great audio and video, I need a region 2 dvd. I have 4 other cheap dvd players that are in all the bedrooms, and I cracked them all in 4 seconds to play all regions. They even play DivX. But who wants to watch concerts or videos in their bedroom with stereo sound?

[danax6]

Originally Posted by tommer

and what's with the mastadons and huts? how did i miss them? all i saw was Febos and coffeeshops.

Those two are hopelessly entwined. You almost have to go to Febo after you've gone to a coffeeshop.