Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 8:10 pmGetting the CD is as easy as going to eBay or Amazon. Don't be so cheap.
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 8:10 pmPosted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 9:22 pmcredit card needed and i'll cheap if i want, students aren't known for there spending. thank you very much
Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 9:48 pmYou seem to be able to find the money to pay for several pints and a few shots. Sounds like a matter of priorities.
Hey! Maybe you could buy the CD and just steal the booze from a local liquor store?
Hey! Maybe you could buy the CD and just steal the booze from a local liquor store?
Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 10:57 pmplay.com
send it .com
also very cheap for harrow
send it .com
also very cheap for harrow
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 4:05 ami haven't been on the few times you've IMed me, so don't think i'm blowing you off. 
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 8:25 amsorry for the random overburst fyllo.
no problemo
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 4:04 pmDzM wrote:Getting the CD is as easy as going to eBay or Amazon. Don't be so cheap.
These spoiled guys from US and UK... Have you ever thought that „going to eBay or Amazon“ might not be so easy? Welcome to reality:
- In many countries, it is not a piece of cake to get a credit card.
- In yet more countries, getting a credit card is impossible not only for students but also for freelancers (i.e. people working on their own, without being employed by somebody else or an institution).
- Even if having a credit card, the price might be too high. One dollar is not just one dollar everywhere – local salaries vary from country to country as well as exchange rates.
- Even if having a credit card and a reasonable local salary, the price still might become unacceptable due to the postage. (To illustrate: Although Prague is closer to Britain than Vienna and the Czech Republic is an EU member, the UK Amazon still charges us the same postage as it charges China or Australia. It is almost cheaper to fly over to London to buy CDs there than to buy them through Amazon.)
I’m not encouraging music piracy here, just pointing out the diversity of the life on our fabulous planet Earth.
Anyway, I’m a living proof that even a badly-paid Czech freelancer can get legal Pogues reissues and Definite Collection with a bit of effort. Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 5:22 pmDzM wrote:You seem to be able to find the money to pay for several pints and a few shots. Sounds like a matter of priorities.
Hey! Maybe you could buy the CD and just steal the booze from a local liquor store?
erm..........................ah............................................no answer,
wait i just remembered sometime free is better then paying.
i haven't been on the few times you've IMed me, so don't think i'm blowing you off.
dont worry mate i catch u sometime. goodbar. sound
oh and duncan allow harrow blad, thats my ends!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 10:23 pmYeah, well. Use whatever rationalizations you feel are appropriate to justify it to yourselves.
I won't tolerate the use of these fora to arrange for exchanging pirated material. This behavior is at best contentious; and at worst deprives the musicians whose music we enjoy of their salaries, places this web site at risk, and places me in danger of being sued by the RIAA (and other recording industry trade groups in countries outside of the United States).
Do not come here asking to be emailed easily (and inexpensively) purchasable albums.
I won't tolerate the use of these fora to arrange for exchanging pirated material. This behavior is at best contentious; and at worst deprives the musicians whose music we enjoy of their salaries, places this web site at risk, and places me in danger of being sued by the RIAA (and other recording industry trade groups in countries outside of the United States).
Do not come here asking to be emailed easily (and inexpensively) purchasable albums.
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 10:50 amIt's not the soul reason i joined the forum, i just though of it just seeing if anyone wouldn't mind e-mailing me it. but if these are your 'rules' no harm done hey. 
lol.
'justify myself' DzM come on i'm not commiting the crime of the century here am I. may be a little ott no.
lol.
'justify myself' DzM come on i'm not commiting the crime of the century here am I. may be a little ott no.
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 1:36 pmTo be on the safe side, add butter to the bread next time, like band like fans
so phillip, did you and the rest of the pogues over do the dried brown bread at times.
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 1:40 pmWe had our moments Simon, we had our moments.
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 12:05 ami cant imagine phillip, i only wish i could of been there.
p.s. any chance of a backstage pass for guilfest. (I know it wouldn't happen in a million years but cant blame a young fan for asking)
p.s. any chance of a backstage pass for guilfest. (I know it wouldn't happen in a million years but cant blame a young fan for asking)
Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 2:28 pmI had crock of gold on order with amazon for months and then got an e-mail to say they couldn't source it for me so it ain't as simple as a few clicks on the amazon web site.
Posted: Fri May 20, 2005 2:12 pmCouple of points - A secon hand CD from Amazon Marketplace or Ebay gives no more money to the artist than pirating a CD does.
However, DZM is right not to allow it here - there's no reason for him to take the risk.
The cd of Crock of Gold is available new from http://www.101cd.com for £13.99.
Do a search for "Crock of Gold" or "Shane Macgowan & the popes" - a search for "Shane Macgowan" on its own won't bring it up.
Steve
However, DZM is right not to allow it here - there's no reason for him to take the risk.
The cd of Crock of Gold is available new from http://www.101cd.com for £13.99.
Do a search for "Crock of Gold" or "Shane Macgowan & the popes" - a search for "Shane Macgowan" on its own won't bring it up.
Steve