>They never intended to officially release it; instead it was meant
> be sold at their shows and in person as a special release for their
> fans. A few were sold here in LA at Aron's Record store, only to
> be snapped up all by one greedy fan and sold for a ridiculous
> amount on EBay. Problem is that kids in Idaho don't really have
> a chance to see Chemist/Shadow, so they were the ones paying through
> the nose for this one. The only other Brainfreeze performance took
> place last week here in LA, where they played a show at the El Rey w/
> Numark, Z-Trip, and others to basically recreate the record live.
> It's all old-school funk, soul, and novelty/spoken word records with
> a lot of tracks you'd prolly recognize as having been sampled a
> million times. If you're interested in this one, best bet would be
> trying to pick up a CDR or dubbed copy...Brock
GRRR. Things like this make me mad. Its cool to press something special
for the fans, its another to buy a bunch and auction them on ebay for extra
cash. I'm sure by now, its probably impossible to get since only 1000 were
made.
Anybody want to make a CD-R trade or possible MP3 trade?
simon
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