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Do you have "The Look For Roxette"???
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Faezdel said on October 25, 2004 18:33:
If you have that book, please, I need some help. LOL!!!
Sorry, I haven’t it and it’s pretty expensive get it.
I need to know where the “Joyride” Maxi-cd was made. The catalogue number is 1364002
I know it was made in Holland, and there is another place it was released that is not stated anywhere. I have the chance to get a Swedish release of that title. Was it made in Sweden as well?
If someone has the book, I need some help.
Thank you very much!
Faezdel said on October 25, 2004 19:17:
Yes, I think so. Then, there are 2 Swedish releases: disc in yellow, and disc in orange!!!
I don’t understand so much about that BIEM/STEMRA, but I don’t care about that. Does it say something about that release where place of manufacture is not stated on label???
I have another question:
- Milk and Toast and Honey, Brazilian promo, cat # EMI PP 08032. Tell me about this one.
I want that book, but it is soooooo expensive. I asked about, and it cost € 40. And shipment to Argentina cost more than € 50, because the book is very heavy. I can’t pay almost € 100 for a book. Now, at least. Maybe in the future...
Thank you very much for your help!!!
m-cvk said on October 25, 2004 19:30:
When STEMRA is printed on the record/disc means that it (the cd/cassette) was meant for the Dutch and European markets and therefor is defined as a Dutch release.
m-cvk said on October 25, 2004 19:33:
What do you want to know about that promo? It was made in Brazil...you don’t need the ’bible’ for that as it’s also printed on the disc itself :-)
Faezdel said on October 25, 2004 19:47:
I want to know if some additional info appears in the book regarding that Brazilian promo...
:o)
m-cvk said on October 25, 2004 19:57:
The info in the book is that a promo single was released in the spring of 2001 in Brazil and in Mexico and that the song was used in the TV-series “Um Anjo Caiu do Céu” in Brazil.
animalkingdom said on October 25, 2004 20:00:
I do not have that book, and just out of curiosity, since “I’m Sorry” was so popular in Latin America, were there a radio promo of that song released in that territory? (according to the book)
Faezdel said on October 25, 2004 20:00:
Thank you very much!!! Nothing about cd case or disc color??? :-(
m-cvk said on October 25, 2004 20:18:
they only mentioned that it has a plastic cd case, that’s all :-)
JoyRidErno said on October 26, 2004 10:21:
@Animalkingdom
Nope, I’m sorry is only available on album.
ally77 said on October 27, 2004 14:08:
Yay my book arrived in the post today, I finally bought it, only I wish I ordered it a couple of months ago when it was cheaper on Amazon.... it was full price last week! but it’s worth it! gonna have some fun reading that... :)
felicity-brown said on October 27, 2004 16:54:
Robert Thorselius was here in London the other week and we met up. We popped into the Virgin on Oxford Street (Tottenham Court Road) - him and his record shopping! *sighs* ;) ...anyhoo, we stumbled across a copy in there :D
m-cvk said on October 25, 2004 18:51:
Jep, I’ve got the ’bible’ and I’ll have a look for you
This cat# is mentioned a few times...
made/released in Sweden > cds in plastic case (yellow disc) and there’s a cds in plastic case (orange disc).
made/released in Holland > cds in plastic case,BIEM/STEMRA printed on the disc and there’s a cds in plastic case, BIEM/MCPS printed on the disc.
Is this the info you need?