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Old 02-11-2011, 09:10 PM
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Default "Secret Love" CD Single Available

So I decided to check ebay for anyone offering up SL radio edits on the discs that are sent out for airplay and came across the CD Single with the artwork!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stevie-Nicks-Sec...#ht_500wt_1156
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Old 02-11-2011, 09:30 PM
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Damn ..I wish it had a B-side!
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Old 02-11-2011, 09:41 PM
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if it had a B-side i would buy
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Old 02-11-2011, 09:54 PM
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There is something very comforting about seeing it as a CD
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Old 02-11-2011, 09:55 PM
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This is a radio station promo. They almost NEVER have B-sides, unless it the same song remixed a different way (a la Sheryl Crow's remix of "Sorcerer") or another song that's already on the album (Say You Will b/w Running Thru The Garden).

The "Everyday" radio promo didn't have a B-side either...but of course I bought it because I'm a completion-ist. Is that even a word?
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Old 02-11-2011, 11:23 PM
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Thanks for the link. I agree, there is something comforting about holding an actual CD and a booklet to flip through. You lose so much of that experience with just digital album downloads. Call me old fashioned if you will, but miss the experience of holding a new album cover and enjoying the art and the liner notes/lyrics.
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Old 02-11-2011, 11:25 PM
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Thanks for the link. I agree, there is something comforting about holding an actual CD and a booklet to flip through. You lose so much of that experience with just digital album downloads. Call me old fashioned if you will, but miss the experience of holding a new album cover and enjoying the art and the liner notes/lyrics.
I'm the exact same way... I have an iPod, but have never bought anything off iTunes. I just like having the physical product in my hands.
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I'm the exact same way... I have an iPod, but have never bought anything off iTunes. I just like having the physical product in my hands.
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I'm the exact same way... I have an iPod, but have never bought anything off iTunes. I just like having the physical product in my hands.
Same here! It's akin to reading a book on Kindle (or whatever it's called) verses holding the book in your hands, smelling the paper, turning the pages...just a more intimate experience. Granted, I can see the convenience of taking a Kindle on a long plane flight, but if it was book I love, I'd also want the physical edition.
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I can't be bothered with CDs or books any more since the ipod & Kindle. I hate clutter and it's just something else to find room for. And digital is so much more convenient. I've gotten rid of 80% of my CDs at this point.

I'll most likely download In Your Dreams from Amazon or iTunes.
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Same here! It's akin to reading a book on Kindle (or whatever it's called) verses holding the book in your hands, smelling the paper, turning the pages...just a more intimate experience. Granted, I can see the convenience of taking a Kindle on a long plane flight, but if it was book I love, I'd also want the physical edition.
I thought I thought that way about books but in all honesty the Kindle was the greatest purchase I've ever made in my entire life.

It's not backlit, so it's not like reading a book on a computer screen. They've really done a great job at simulating the experience of reading a book--except now you can control the font size. The pleasure of turning a page has been replaced by the sense of accomplishment when you compress the arrow button on the side, under your thumb, where you've been holding it the whole time. It's light. It fits in your pocket (in dress pants).

That's not even the best part. As has been said, it removes the need for book clutter. I get rid of my books usually; now I'll have them in my pocket for the rest of my life!

Buying books is brilliant now: no more going to book stores with their limited selections, no more ordering from Amazon and waiting two days during which time you've moved on from wanting to read the book. Now, you order on amazon and instantaneously it appears on your Kindle.

But even better than the best part: It's totally revolutionized the way I interact with a book. I have some books with extensive marginalia, but in my old age, I often don't have a pen on me or I'm not in the mood so I had taken to folding pages to point out significant passages--my books look like oragami, but with the kindle it's so easy to highlight passages and write extensive marginalia.


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I can't be bothered with CDs or books any more since the ipod & Kindle. I hate clutter and it's just something else to find room for. And digital is so much more convenient. I've gotten rid of 80% of my CDs at this point.

I'll most likely download In Your Dreams from Amazon or iTunes.
If I could figure out how to easily and regularly back up my music files, I'd totally switch to iTunes-only. But for now, I still often buy CDs so I have the back up. But I do throw away the cd booklet and case.
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Thanks for the link. I agree, there is something comforting about holding an actual CD and a booklet to flip through. You lose so much of that experience with just digital album downloads. Call me old fashioned if you will, but miss the experience of holding a new album cover and enjoying the art and the liner notes/lyrics.
I'm so with you on this...I guess we're old fashioned sorts (or maybe just old LOL). I need to own this CD single. They did a fantastic job with sprucing up that pics and the graphics!! Amazing.
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If I don't really follow/care for an artist but just like some of their songs, I'll just download them off iTunes. But I have hard copies of all of the stuff from artists that I really enjoy.

This would be cool to have.
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This would be nice to have but the bidding is already above $20.oo. No thanks.
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If I don't really follow/care for an artist but just like some of their songs, I'll just download them off iTunes. But I have hard copies of all of the stuff from artists that I really enjoy.

This would be cool to have.
I'm in agreement. I buy a lot of stuff off of iTunes, but certain artists I buy only on CD. The convenience of iTunes is hard to resist.

I'll get a copy of the Secret Love CD in a couple months when the price has come down.
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