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Old 03-27-2007, 11:50 AM
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Default Differences between CD/DVD and reg. CD

If you decide to pick up just one copy of Crystal Visions, pick up the CD/DVD combo, I'm sure most of us will anyhow. But the other reason aside from the incredible DVD is the packaging is expanded. With the combo set you get a few more pictures and Stevie's artwork is on the discs themselves.
The Bella Donna sessions on the DVD are VERY cool!!!

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Old 03-27-2007, 11:59 AM
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If you decide to pick up just one copy of Crystal Visions, pick up the CD/DVD combo, I'm sure most of us will anyhow. But the other reason aside from the incredible DVD is the packaging is expanded. With the combo set you get a few more pictures and Stevie's artwork is on the discs themselves.
The Bella Donna sessions on the DVD are VERY cool!!!

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Great, thanks for the heads up. I'm heading out during lunch to pick it up.
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Old 03-27-2007, 12:02 PM
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If you decide to pick up just one copy of Crystal Visions, pick up the CD/DVD combo, I'm sure most of us will anyhow. But the other reason aside from the incredible DVD is the packaging is expanded. With the combo set you get a few more pictures and Stevie's artwork is on the discs themselves.
The Bella Donna sessions on the DVD are VERY cool!!!

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I have also noticed the the combo pack is very hard to come by...
Best Buy only had one of the combos, and about 12 copies of the single disc. Had to LOOK for the combo. The combo packaging is incredible!
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Old 03-27-2007, 12:05 PM
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Has anyone bought jus the cd version? I am the kind of person that generally would get both for collectible reasons. I wonder how it's packaged just as cd. No tri-fold obviously, but was hoping there would be a slight difference.
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Old 03-27-2007, 12:24 PM
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Has anyone bought jus the cd version? I am the kind of person that generally would get both for collectible reasons. I wonder how it's packaged just as cd. No tri-fold obviously, but was hoping there would be a slight difference.
Yes, i bought both and there is a big difference. CV single CD is packaged like any standard CD and i wanted that because i felt like having a standard single disc. The combo is packaged much like the Live in Boston CD/DVD combo and the CD and DVD is cliped in the holders and in the center of the tri-fold case in a pocket, is the 20-page booklet. IMO, you have to get both because the packaging is very different from each other and i love having both!
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I bought the only CD/DVD copy that my local BestBuy had.
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Old 03-27-2007, 01:32 PM
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I pre-ordered the CD/DVD combo from Barnes & Noble. It's supposed to be shipping out today with Joss Stone's new CD/DVD combo. For me personally, it wouldn't be worth it to just get the CD. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love Stevie, but they are all the songs that I have, but with a little twist (orchestra on some). And I guess I could have picked the ones that I didn't have & got them on iTunes, but then I'm missing out on the whole CD experience, booklet, etc. Since I haven't seen all her videos, I thought the DVD would be perfect & you get her commentary on them, too.

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Old 03-27-2007, 01:56 PM
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The edit for Dreams is awful awful awful. Hacked up in all the wrong places. They should have used the edit that actually played on the radio. It reminds of what they did to Sara on the first CD issue of Tusk.
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If you decide to pick up just one copy of Crystal Visions, pick up the CD/DVD combo, I'm sure most of us will anyhow. But the other reason aside from the incredible DVD is the packaging is expanded. With the combo set you get a few more pictures and Stevie's artwork is on the discs themselves.
The Bella Donna sessions on the DVD are VERY cool!!!

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I wasn't real impressed with the B.D. sessions footage, in fact I was kind of bored, I wish Stevie had given us some comentary to go along with that also. The bit about her 'modeling' was funny though. This was one of the best things she could have done for the fans....The commentary with the scarlett version of SB was hilarious!
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I bought the only CD/DVD copy that my local BestBuy had.
Me too. No clue when I'll be able to watch the DVD (Idol's on tonight, you know) but I've listened to most of the CD. Love the live R&R and Edge. Landslide's OK. I'm not in love with this Rhiannon at all, though,
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Thanks for the info. I had in fact gotten my DVD/CD combo in the mail yesterday from WB w/ the card. Just if I go out today, wanted to know if I ought to pick up the reg. cd version. Ah heck, ofcourse I will. If my buying 2-3 copies helps. haha. Generally, I'll get 3. One to keep sealed forever. One to play, one to tear up. There is something really wrong about that.
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Well, the dumbies in Montreal don't have the DVD....I have to wait to purchase the whole thing back in the states.
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Wasnt there supposed to be an audio interview on the dvd?
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Well, the dumbies in Montreal don't have the DVD....I have to wait to purchase the whole thing back in the states.
LOL..snicker snicker..But you should be able to find it ..I'm in Canada ,try a Future shop or Hmv store..hope the dummies are treating you good though in Montreal
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of either version in the stores around here today.
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