Just as some of the charity shops say "Sorry no books" I'm in a similar position where I'm having to say that, for the time being, I can no longer accept CDs for review unless I've specifically requested them. I just can't cope with the deluge, some of which I know will be fantastic, but time and space mean that only a very small percentage will even get out of the packaging. I know that I may be missing out on the next Kind of Blue but that's a chance I'll have to take.
I've got wall to wall CDs, LPs, EPs, tapes, 78s - even mini-discs and, maybe in the loft some reel to reel stuff. Then there are the DVDs, the videos, the books I've yet to read, the books I've yet to write, the cost of moving to a larger house to accommodate the daily influx so, folks, for the moment, if you're planning on sending me your latest masterpiece, do nothing till you hear from me.
Live gig reviews and previews will, of course, remain our number one priority.
Lance
4 comments :
Love the parody
...tra-la-la-la-la...
However, just received a great book for review - watch this space!
Not The History of European Jazz book, is it - a snip at £195!!
Well, it is European - for the moment - and doesn't cost £195. Think Birmingham...
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