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POZ Presents: "Why Your Vinyl Is Not At Your Doorstep (Part I)"
PropertyOfZack has the first part of its long form article about vinyl delays here. It's a very interesting read.
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I'm so proud Zack and myself are diving headfirst into the long-form journalism pool with these features. Next week's will tackles how labels deal with delays when they do happen and prevention techniques.
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Props to Erik. Can't wait for the second part.
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You'll always remember your first news post ;)
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Good job Erik :))))
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Wait, Joe has a last name?
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My vinyl is not at my doorstep because RJ Crowder-Schaefer is a fucking criminal.
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Interesting read! Also, nice to know that anamericangod actually exists in the real world. I always assumed that it was a robot who controlled his AP account and who handled all record releases.
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I can get why it wouldn't be at my door step and I don't blame the label or who ever is doing it. I just would like a "Hey this is delayed and you're not getting it yet". I'd be fine with that because I know there is more time being put into the process to make sure it's great. But that time I ordered a vinyl from a very large merch company and they didn't give two shits if I got it or not. I was just mad and stopped buying from them like any good consumer.
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not all of it can be blamed on the companies pressing the vinyl. sometimes its poor management/planning, like P+P.
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