Warp Stock Destroyed

Waterbagel · Post by **Waterbagel** » Mon Aug 15, 2011 2:20 pm

hear about Battle's Gary Numan lyric sheets?
jeez, even if there's only one left.. suddenly worth quite more, eh?

d3v3l · Post by **d3v3l** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 8:32 am

ArbitersGround wrote:
HappyCyclist wrote:
d3v3l wrote:

Really? Where do you think records are kept before they are relased? Someone's basement? Warp sure felt the need to keep records soon to be released for other artists there that got destroyed and needed reprinting why not BoC's? It also destroyed old stock as well so apparently this warehouse stored all kinds of records new and old. Also I didnt say that is where it was soley kept, I am sure someone in management is smart enough to keep copies in different places.

This "ain't" the 40's anymore? Really!?!? I did not know that! This whole time I was hiding from the germans and japanese... what a waste! By the way "ain't" first appeared in writing around 1778. Do you know that 1778 is not the current year?
What is being said is that even if records were destroyed the music is not lost.
^What he said.
Seriously, calm down.

lol I was being sarcastic, was already calm If you don't like sarcasm then don't dish it out. Of course the music was not lost (completely) that was not the point I was trying to talk about. The whole idea is that there is a chance they did have the new album in stock there and most of it was destroyed. Hence thier post on Twitter / FB. It could also of course them just re-spamming what warp put out too but I am not going to close the door on the other possibility.

rik0000 · Post by **rik0000** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 8:40 am

To me it seems there is a lot of wishful thinking going on. I think spreading the news for their record label makes sense also without being affected themselves (or only their already released stuff).
Besides if it's in a warehouse, I think the news would already have been announced or the news would have leaked. The purpose of stuff being in a warehouse isn't collecting dust...

mucephei · Post by **mucephei** » Sat Aug 20, 2011 9:55 pm

Just in case there was no physical stock left, I bought two BOC EPs as MP3s to do my bit to support Warp. (In A Beautiful Place Out In the Country and Trans Canada Highway, as you asked.)