Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 10:36 pm Posts: 65 Location: Birmingham, Alabama
nope, not if the street date is for november. i worked in a record store for 5 years, and believe me breaking street date is the ultimate sin. i know places will do it a lot of times by a day or 2, but not that much. a lot of times what happens is that stores will get projected release dates and they will go ahead and make their marketing signs and what not. so more than likely wal-mart made their marketing stuff and they put the "release date" out thinking it will be there that day. bet you a million dollars though they will not have it.
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i agree--it's a typo...i'll check my store, but i haven't even seen it advertised there yet.
hehe i've worked at wallyworld for 6 years.....ugh....time just flies.
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benjamin27 wrote:
stores like that always stuff up release dates, even normal record stores dont always know whats going on.. yet they still wont employ me
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What's funny is that none of the swears on Riot Act were censored, even though that it Wal-Mart's policy. It probably has to do with the fact that Pearl Jam has never been profiled as an "offensive" band.
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OrpheusDescending wrote:
What's funny is that none of the swears on Riot Act were censored, even though that it Wal-Mart's policy. It probably has to do with the fact that Pearl Jam has never been profiled as an "offensive" band.
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Mitchell613 wrote:
OrpheusDescending wrote:
What's funny is that none of the swears on Riot Act were censored, even though that it Wal-Mart's policy. It probably has to do with the fact that Pearl Jam has never been profiled as an "offensive" band.
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OrpheusDescending wrote:
What's funny is that none of the swears on Riot Act were censored, even though that it Wal-Mart's policy. It probably has to do with the fact that Pearl Jam has never been profiled as an "offensive" band.
if they were rappers it wouldn't of slipped through
Post subject: Re: Wal-Mart New Releases: Pearl Jam - 10/26 - What the fuck?
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