That's very true.

I was thinking of buying Tarja's latest on vinyl at the same price (Different record company i know) but decided against it once i found out someone was possibly giving me the cd for Christmas. :lol:

With Twilight Time their releases are limited and usually sell out within a few minutes from what i have seen with the likes of Fright Night and Night Of The Living Dead 1990 which for me would explain alot with them people get pretty fed up of these sort of releases with the age old problem of scalpers picking them all up and well you know the rest.

They are limited, but we're talking 5000 units so that's like a normal run for other labels haha.

I reckon there'll always be a market for some sort of physical product....where the hell's the fun in collecting downloads?

Im trying to look like i know what im talking about here push off :lol:

The thing with games on the whole they are cheaper now than years ago, days of SNES etc games were 50-60, I remenber some N64 games being £80. It the one area I say quality has increased and price has decreashed . could say the same on pricing of movies , £10-20 is nothing compared to some VHs titles.

Exactly. If we go shopping, she goes off with the kids I spend the afternoon searching through rack after rack of DVD/Blu-ray, I love the thrill of the hunt. Just clicking 'download/stream now' would do feck all for me.

I love the artwork, the leaflets and holding something tangible. The same reason my Kindle has been powered down for nearly a year and I love secondhand bookshops.

Said perfectly nothing beats a random find out in the wilds much more exciting than just ordering stuff online or downloads.

I'm the same mate.Give me a paper book anyday.

Even if physical media no longer exists as retail items just think how many perfectly good discs will be around on the second hand market and charity shop shelves, already I've found Arrow, Shameless and even 88 and other cult labels floating around (and lets not forget we will go back to the 'hunt' in the real world instead of clicking a mouse button to have that shiny disc on the shelf) and the likes of ebay will always be awash with physical media tho the prices will no doubt make our eyes water i.e. "Rare Arrow BD of Zombie Flesh Eaters missing seconds of boat footage... £299.99":scared: