Woohoo and only $13.98.and released on my youngest's 9th birthday.What a present
A bonus disc would be outtasite,but theres two bonus tracks anyway,isnt there ?
Good news... I guess that Stina and Ian do a far better job promoting and releasing the album on their own. Which was the last album of Stina that has been officially released in the United States?
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pgss wrote:Goode news... I guess that Stina and Ian do a far better job promoting and releasing the album on their own. Which was the last album of Stina that has been officially released in the United States?
I asked the company that ships stina's new album to my country, Israel, about the new release. and they said, that they will probably get some coppies. It may come as a digipak ("sunday edition"- a flip side paper CD box!) which makes me hope very much for a bonus CD. stina will probably release the regular edition in the U.S. which will include the bonus matirial on another CD.. (A.K.A. "Failing to fly", "Get on with your life (Pluxus Remix)", "The end of a love affair" (Faultline Remix), and maybe, just maybe, "The winner is.." the last lost bonus track from the original plan of the Japnese edition of the album, that should have been released on 2003, and was canceled in the last minute..
I'm curious to see what package will be released in the USA. I suppose they'll release the normal album version.
The only reason why Japan always gets a bonusdisc is because cd's from Japan are expensive. For the Japanese it's cheaper to buy an album from import. They keep adding these bonustracks to help the sales of the Japanese editions.
I would be suprised if they would release a special edition of TWIS for the American market.