RSD 2024 EP The Boy

[Robson]

It's true but I will hold on to hope

[Marnix]

According to the Dutch website of Record Store day the Ep is only listed as vinyl release not as cd

[Love Expresso]

Which is the idea of RSD.

LE

[jbaent]

According to the Dutch website of Record Store day the Ep is only listed as vinyl release not as cd

If it's released on CD that would be later, not during RSD.

[Iron Hand]

There are some CD releases made for RSD, but they're rare.

[jbaent]

If this is going to be on cd would be later, not during RSD, it's the lp the version who would be at sale during RSD.

[qjamesfloyd]

I am sure we will be able to get this EP on digital and CD but it will be after the RSD so they can get the sales for that.

[Darling Pretty]

The RSD Demos EP wasn't on CD later on

[qjamesfloyd]

True, but these are new songs, partly promoting a new album. I would be amazed if we don't have it released on other formats.

[Love Expresso]

I don't see any connection with the new album. In fact, these four songs were seperated from the album as they made a theme of it's own. I guess it was decided on short term and it is a coincidence that both is released in April. Of course there are wanted synergies but that's it. I guess they will make it available digital via markknopfler.com later or so but I wouldn't bet on a CD release.

LE

[localhero1986]

Hope to get it in the week after, no time to go to the record store on Saturday… Had a call with one of the local shops, appears that it’s available for €36.

[Robson]

Next week? The premiere is not until April 20 

[localhero1986]

Next week? The premiere is not until April 20 

No, 20th of April.

[Robson]

I'm very curious about the songs on the EP. "The Boy" Thematically they will be related to each other, but I wonder if the sound of these songs will be the same.

[dmg]

Just found something interesting on a Facebook group I'm in concerning Edinburgh, not Newcastle, but the idea is the same. On the site today is a telephone exchange, however this fascinating photo exists of a boxing booth itself.

"What was on this site previously was an open area for Carnivals, Fairgrounds, Boxing Booths and many other types of entertainment. The Boxing Booths were a source of income for many unemployed men who were brave enough to take on the professional boxers as a challenge. There was also exhibition boxing matches some featuring the well known Leith boxer Tansy Lee and the renowned Paddy Fee."