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rymo84

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Re: STP pulled from BMG Music Club
« Reply #30 on: September 03, 2008, 04:35:21 PM »
I've seen Staind with STP twice now, back in '01 and this year in Columbus. They are terrible and I'm tired of their whiney act. All of their songs put me to sleep or make me depressed. Give me anybody that rocks, whether it's Disturbed, Godsmack, PRoach, whatever, to open up for STP. I don't have to like them, but anybody that brings some energy is alright as an opening act.

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Re: STP pulled from BMG Music Club
« Reply #31 on: December 11, 2008, 05:34:30 PM »
I just picked up SLDD from BMG about 8 months ago.  I have noticed they have been weeding down their offerings.

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Re: STP pulled from BMG Music Club
« Reply #32 on: December 16, 2008, 06:31:53 PM »
I love BMG, ive been in that club for years, but it seems theyre dropping everything good.  they used to have mudhoney, meat puppets, green river, pearl jam, silverchair, now theyve got very very little.  hardly any dylan either.   >:(

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Re: STP pulled from BMG Music Club
« Reply #33 on: January 11, 2009, 12:56:05 AM »
Quote from: "Peebs"
You know...
My sister used to work for Bertelsmann(for 30 years). Actually so did I in the early 90's when it was still called Doubleday Book and Music clubs. The German Company started swallowing up all the other book and music clubs after buying Doubleday in 86 (random house, book of the month club etc...) like a big pac man machine.
I didn't think CD clubs still existed in the age of i-tunes.

interesting....


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Re: STP pulled from BMG Music Club
« Reply #34 on: February 02, 2009, 04:01:50 AM »
I always thought the sounds quality of those cds from BMG always was a little less then their average retail counterparts.  I may be wrong.  I forget the cd I used to originally compare it to, but i had cought another copy used due to a scratch and the cd sounded different in a bad way, ike a 2nd gen bootleg like of difference.