Where to buy milliontown?

Started by Nick The Newbie, June 13, 2010, 10:23:53 PM

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Nick The Newbie

Where can I find the cd for sale (new)? I'm open to downloading the mp3's from amazon, too, but does money go to frost* for that? I need to give you people my money.

Pedro

Milliontown is out of print now.
Inside Out want a heap of money to make more so Jem won't be doing that...until he gets the rights back in a few years.
So if you want the physical CD and can find somewhere on-line selling it at a reasonable price then I suggest you buy it.  :)
"Putting food on the table is more important than 7/8"

Nick The Newbie

Does he at least get a chunk of change from digital sales?

Mouse

While looking for Milliontown, I found that Play.com still have copies of the EIMA Special Edition for a very reasonable £11.99 if anyone was still looking for that. http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/1208306 ... oduct.html

Nick The Newbie

Quote from: "Mouse"While looking for Milliontown, I found that Play.com still have copies of the EIMA Special Edition for a very reasonable £11.99 if anyone was still looking for that. http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/1208306 ... oduct.html

I'm stateside, and amazon has it for pretty cheap over here.

AndreasK

I bought Milliontown by Jennifer Frost on iTunes. :(
- Andreas

Jim Takacs

I Got Mine From http://www.artist-shop.com/order.htm   That and EIMA. He ordered Both in and I got them to my door in 2 weeks. Send Gary a Message or just call him at 877-856-1158.  He has some interesting connections!! ;)

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OMG Check this out!!
The Artist Shop Overstock Sale Titles
Frost - Milliontown CD paper sleeve $10.00. Gamma Ray - Land of the Free II CD paper sleeve $6.00. Garnier, Laurent - Cloud Making Machine, The CD $6.00 ...
www.artist-shop.com/sale.htm

HOW DARE HE put that Piece of Art on SALE!!!  I DAMN THEE!!! :evil:
::I Like Cheese::

E.S.

I bought a special edition EIMA on Ebay. I think there are a few of Milliontown there too.

gav

Reading all these posts, I must have been pretty lucky! I just wandered into my local record shop (Square Records, plug plug plug) in the sleepy town of Wimborne and said "Hi, could I order Milliontown By Frost*, please?" And the very nice man behind the counter just called a phone number and said to me "Yeah, it should be here in about a week." So I turned up a week later, picked up my CD, went homne, listened to it, liked it, went back to the shop a couple of days later and asked the guy if he could still get hold of the special edition of EIMA. He got it in a week later and from what I can remember, it was only a tenner! Good times! :D
Broadband! A whole 2.5MB of it!

Mouse

Very good times! Unfortunately, those independent record shops are non-existent where I am. We have a HMV the size of a shoe box and that's it. It's despicable.  :(

Drarok

I got my copy of Milliontown from my local HMV. They had to order it in, natch, but rang me when it was in. Have you asked? :(

Mouse


gav

Quote from: "Mouse"Very good times! Unfortunately, those independent record shops are non-existent where I am. We have a HMV the size of a shoe box and that's it. It's despicable.  :(

There used to be loads of little independent record shops around but a lot of them lost all of their business to HMV and most of the good ones decided to just sell the shop front and take their chances on the internet, only to be overpowered by sites like Amazon.

 :cry: I miss my little record shops...
Broadband! A whole 2.5MB of it!

dan5165

I picked my copy up from an online shop via ebay, grooves-inc-uk, they were selling it for 12 squid including p+p, and when I ordered mine I'm pretty damn sure they had 9 left in stock.

MrBabou

Wow, I didn't realize I was lucky to have my very own original!!

I sent an e-mail to the guy I ordered from, asking if he had any left. I got an auto-reply saying he's at Nearfest Prog Festival, and that he'll answer me when he comes back. I'll let you know.
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