I submitted a 1-CD request early Wednesday evening but haven't hear anything back yet.
It's not surprising, though, as there were almost 4,500 CD titles and likely hundreds of requests. Then, with all the cross-referencing/ deleting titles that have already been requested and replying back to folks with what's currently available and gone, it's a massive undertaking! (Whew!)
I submitted a 1-CD request early Wednesday evening but haven't hear anything back yet.
It's not surprising, though, as there were almost 4,500 CD titles and likely hundreds of requests. Then, with all the cross-referencing/ deleting titles that have already been requested and replying back to folks with what's currently available and gone, it's a massive undertaking! (Whew!)
I was absolutely buried! I believe I am caught up. Thanks to everybody who waited!
If you want a solid trilogy of scores for George Romero films, absolutely go for John Harrison's DAY OF THE DEAD, Donald Rubinstein's KNIGHTRIDERS and David Shire's MONKEY SHINES.
AHSOKA teaches us the sad distinction between real writing and comic book writing. Real writing is interested in the human condition. Comic book writing is interested in the backstory of somebody’s costume.
