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Well my Father and I wanted the Tardis set, but the price is too much, especially with postage to the US (even after it was reduced). Then the non-Tardis set is announced with "standard clamshell" but with cardboard sleeves (wallet). Guess we will just have to finish acquiring the music that has already been previously released in the regular jewel cases and pass on this release. I am not going to purchase this and then take the time to make up my own inserts for jewel cases and then figure out how to store them. I guess you just can not have everything.
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Difficulty understanding why they couldnt have taken Lalaland route that Lalaland did with Star Trek releases. There are clamshells that can hold 12-15 cd's and dont require sleeves. Maybe someone form lalalland needs to call Silva?(Smile)
My guess is they are trying to save on weight (looking at the cost to ship) along with expense, but with what they are releasing the end product is going to suffer. Every single CD that I have bought that comes in a wallet sleeve is scratched. I take care of my CDs and I would like them to start out in good condition.
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Anyone ordered the Tardis set?
I did, an indulgence, but it go next to the Elfman/Burton set and all those lovely other FSM and LLL boxes and my best of randy Newman set...
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Anyone ordered the Tardis set?
No. Still have until Friday to decide about the sleeve set, but right now that is also a no.
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You know, the more I read about this set, the more I realise how lucky I am not to have ordered it. And I love EVERYTHING about Doctor Who, including it's music.
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You know, the more I read about this set, the more I realise how lucky I am not to have ordered it. And I love EVERYTHING about Doctor Who, including it's music.
You know, I went back and forth on this and finally decided not to get this set. I'm happy enough to get the four disc release.
I also went back an forth and decided not to get either set. The big problem was the cost of postage, so I gave up on the Tardis set. Then the clam shell set was announced in cardboard sleeves, which was the main reason I did not purchase that set. We have the 4 disc set and it is going to work until we can find the older releases at reasonable prices. Since the Tardis set was announced, they are showing up regularly on ebay.
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You know, the more I read about this set, the more I realise how lucky I am not to have ordered it. And I love EVERYTHING about Doctor Who, including it's music.
You know, I went back and forth on this and finally decided not to get this set. I'm happy enough to get the four disc release.
Precisely my own situation. I really didn't want the Police Box edition. I couldn't help feeling like I might miss out, but ultimately couldn't justify the purchase, so went ahead and got the four disc edition. THEN they announced the cheaper 11 disc option, which I would have gone for. Too late. This part of Silva's tactics cost them money. I can't be the only one who did this. So I'm afraid they pretty much bungled it.
Something of a blot on an otherwise excellent release schedule over the last few years. If they do a decent Colin Baker era release, either or both Season 22/Trial, I will get them. Likewise a decent Dudley Simpson release, be it what exists of original work or re-recordings. If they can duplicate Simpson's sound as well as they did on that Culture Show documentary it would be very welcome.
As for the future and Murray Gold, I wonder what chances there are of any Day of the Doctor being included on next season's soundtrack cd? And I know it was unloved by some, but I wonder if Song for Fifty will ever be included on a disc? Personally I loved it.
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