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posted by davidt
on Tuesday June 20 2000, @06:30AM
half-a-person is first with the link to the music365 review of the boxset (released on June 19, UK):
I've just come across yet another review of Morrissey's 10 CD singles' and B-side collection.
Rating 8/10. By the way, 'The Singles Collection 1988-1992' mentioned in the review was a bootleg.
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Box Set for the ugly Americans
glmrck writes:
I checked out the scoop on the upcoming singles box set with my local record store today and apparently it is going to be an import. The list price is $66 or something like that. It won't be in on the 19th but hopefully it will be released in the states in a few weeks. This of course is disappointing but since i have no money its no big deal. So, tomorrow when all your friends say, "the box set is out now!" simply reply, "well... how soon is now?"
Shoplifters of Trafford
Nobbys Left Boot '68 writes:
An attempt today (19/6) to purchase the Morrissey singles set from a well known high street chain store (Dog and Gramophone) in the Manchester area, was met with embarrassed looks as I was informed by an apologetic sales advisor that each and every copy in stock had been stolen shortly after opening time, they presume by one person. A sign of a Morrissey related crime spree? or a desperate cry for attention from a neglected home fanbase? Come home Steven before it gets out of hand!
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There is a one CD b-side collection of a similar name (POP - The Unreleased Singles B-Sides Collection 1986-1992) which features a scan of the box set. That release was a bootleg