Are record rumors true?

Hey Killer, couldn't ghet the site to work, why don't you enlighten us all instead?

This thread is not going too well! Any reliable info the vinyl titles? How about the Classic Mercury information? Frankly, SACD is an expensive experiement at this point, something the audiophile commiunity should leave to the majors to possibly fall on their faces. DVD-A too. There are plenty of terrific titles available at anyone's local Tower.But, am I the only one watching the possible disintigration of Tower Records and such? Did anyone else see the Wall Street Journal articles last summer about getting a survival loan to avoid bankruptcy? Patricia Barber is a fine artist for sure, but I wouldn't give up the day job if I were Music Direct (another company I would sorely miss if economically evaporated, as I'm a regular customer). About a year and a half ago on the back of one of their mailers, MD had a survey asking what to release on the new MOFI line, limited to five suggestions. Any guesses on how many music lovers said Paricia Barber on SACD? Among my five were Neil Young's Comes A Time, Joni Mitchell's Blue, Who's Quardophenia and two others I can't remember now. And all on vinyl (which was their specific question). Before DCC went whatever, they released Blue on gold CD and promised a vinyl.DCC'c demise was unfortunate but the same fate could easliy happen to others. Blue was mentioned in audiophile circles and mag rags often. I'd spend twice the amount for a classy MOFI/DCC vinyl reissue long before I would delve into SACD. I couldn't care less about the new owner not liking forums.The audiophile economic pie isn't very elastic. The magazines and audiophile music companies are in the same pie chasing the same dollars. Everything's a compromise. I buy the mags when relevant to me, not every issue. But I read every issue. The same for the CD's and vinyl. They have to find me, the consumer. To re-fi MO-FI is the equilivant of a sinking ship taking on water.If memory serves me right MOFI went broke reissuing too many mediocre titles. Just how many Bee Gee Trafalger albums did they sell at $25, as opposed to Muddy Waters Folksinger? And, are they all going to buy the new one on Classic.There were plenty of the Classic version at a record show last weekend. Dealer sold not one! But enough, anyone care to shed some light onto tht other question posed, why no more Mercury Living Presence from Classic?

Flash! Just got my new Music Direct mailer. Front page article DCC out of business. Presumably MD reps had been to the recent audio shindigs as the rest of the high end club was. Someone is wrong on the topic. At the prices they are asking for "rare" titles it's no wonder that internet auction houses flourish. Maybe we've all been duped by being wishful thinking consumers depending on the taste of the arrogant. Sounds like the real music industry doesn't it? Still want to know why no more Mercs. If Classic ever does Fiesta In Hi FI reissue on 45 don't block the doorway 'cause I'll be first in line! Hurry obi wan MOFI, you're the only hope.