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Has anyone kept track of the album numbers at Varese? While I'm with the rest of you in being certain it's Spartacus, I'd still like to know what has dictated the "1000th" release. Is this inclusive of every disc Townson has produced up until now, or does it include the titles in the "Upcoming" section of the site, as well? Don't forget that Varese's album numbers include gospel, pop and folk albums that Mr T had nothing to do with, along with absolutely everything Gene Autry ever did within 200 feet of a microphone..... So they're no real yardstick of how many albums Mr T has actually produced.
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Pretty cool the first 50 are signed by Kirk Douglas. GTFOOH!
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Has anyone kept track of the album numbers at Varese? Nahh, I'm too busy working and generating a paycheck. Perhaps someone eles has, though....
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May 25, 2010 - 1:01 AM
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CinemaScope
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Just one? Considering these club releases occur three times a year, that's a pity for non Spartacus fans. Yes but they don't call it a club release, they say it's a special release. I wouldn't be surprised if the club releases are a week later. Oops. I reread it, & Varese do call it a Club Release. Well it just has to be Spartacus. What we won't know until Monday is; how many discs, how much, & how many copies. Next Monday is a holiday in England, but I think that's just a coincidence. A holiday in ENGLAND? Oh, I thought it was a holiday in the whole of the U.K. .............. Yes, but I'm English, living in England. I'm not too bothered what you Scots get up to. Enjoy the World Cup!
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