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Mar 31, 2014 - 8:24 PM
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cwtlead
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Well, they do have the real Japanese catalog numbers for the releases I've looked up on their site, which is promising, since Taiwan bootleg labels usually change the catalog numbers. I'd lean toward them being legit, but between YesAsia, CDJapan, Amazon Japan and Play-Asia, I've never needed to order from them myself.
Good point. I've used all those sites except Amazon Japan. Obviously, their site isn't in English... Do you read Japanese, or use google translate, or am I missing a way to view Amazon Japan in English?
Thanks to everyone who's commented :-)
Craig
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I ordered from them once, 2 cd's. (I think they're better known among the set that likes OOP vocalists, of which I'm part.)
I guess you could say they're as legit as a foreign firm can be in these climes and this market. Someone once told me that places like this go from non-original sources (vinyl), so WE might consider them non-legit, but for them copyright has long-expired.
So, take your pick.
Plus, I think they're more like a retailer (SAE) than a producer (Intrada).
Anyway, the cd's I got were just fine, factory-pressed, with mini-LP covers. They were fine.
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