Blood & Fire on CD

[jb welda]

I agree with you CB,

I decided to edit this all out because I think I was being way too disrespectful of someone who, whatever his possible faults, I think has his heart in more or less the right place insofar as keeping reggae music going into the future.

one love
jb

[guillaumebougard]

In all honesty, Congo Bunny has a good point. I wish I could become a millionnaire selling reggae records. Nothing wrong with that in my book. That unfortunately hasnt happened yet.

[Aaron]

In all honesty, Congo Bunny has a good point. I wish I could become a millionnaire selling reggae records. Nothing wrong with that in my book. That unfortunately hasnt happened yet.

Not yet.

[guillaumebougard]

In all honesty, Congo Bunny has a good point. I wish I could become a millionnaire selling reggae records. Nothing wrong with that in my book. That unfortunately hasnt happened yet.

Not yet.

Im not holding my breath

[sifaka]

Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere (I have had a quick look round the board but couldn't see it anywhere):

What became of all the Blood & Fire CDs? I own a fair few, but the quality (choice of tunes, sleeve notes, artwork, mastering etc etc) was so high that frankly I regret not buying the damn lot. Can't see them on eBay or anywhere, are there any copies still in a warehouse somewhere, or were they all sold off in the online sale?

[Ital Dokta]

Many CD titles are still available at http://www.ebreggae.com, quite a few at closeout prices...I've got nearly all of them, I was buying as they came out but I've since been kicking myself for not grabbing the vinyls, now those are extremely hard to come by...

[sifaka]

Many CD titles are still available at http://www.ebreggae.com, quite a few at closeout prices...I've got nearly all of them, I was buying as they came out but I've since been kicking myself for not grabbing the vinyls, now those are extremely hard to come by...

Thanks Dokta, you're right, some good prices there - and today is payday