cathaven
1 post
10-May-2006
2:11 AM
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I work for a comics/records retailer here in the UK. Way back when the Dixie Pistols LP was released, I clearly remember that it was offered in both LP & CD format in the Titan Distributors catalog. Not having a CD player that far back, I only ordered LP copies for myself & several customers. In recent years I've been scouring eBay & the net for a CD copy, but I'm beginning to believe it doesn't exist.
Can you confirm it's existence either way, & if it doesn't, is there any hope for a reissue, with the Scout flexi material as a possible bonus? Even a CDR release, or a high quality paid download from the website would be better than nothing.
Last Edited on 28-Jul-2007 8:02 AM
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tarheelscout
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13-May-2006
4:14 PM
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i finally found a copy of the Dixie Pistols' album wih the Scout wedding included.I was totally surprised to find a copy still sealed after almost ywenty years.Unfortunately I don't have a record player anymore so I won't be able to listen the album until I can find one to use.
Keep your powder dry and hope to see you at Baltimore Comic Con in September.
Sammie Bullock
Tarboro,NC
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Timbo
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19-May-2006
9:20 PM
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I'll look for you, Samuel!
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beachhead1973
1 post
20-Dec-2006
9:54 AM
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is the comic packaged in WITH the record or attached on the outside somehow? like in a seperate bag taped on
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Timbo
120 post s
23-Jan-2007
11:28 AM
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In the early LP release, the comic was included as a full color mini-comic, tucked inside the record sleeve.
-TT
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postmannotsofat
1 post
21-Oct-2007
1:22 PM
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is the cd commercially available ? And if so where from . Ta.
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Timbo
139 post s
30-Oct-2007
8:31 AM
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Not commercially. However, write to me at t.truman@verizon.net and I can give you some info. By the way, I've finally been able to start working on a new CD project now, and I'm really excited about it. Tentative title is "1921". The CD is mainly electric/acoustic roots rock reworkings of some great labor and hard-time songs from the 1920's and the Great Depression.
Thanks. -TT
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