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Pretty Sure It's a Bootleg
If it's not a bootleg, then Milan Records has some SERIOUS quality control issues. Outside packaging (booklet, case inserts, seem to be well made. Disks are very amateurishly "manufactured." Graphics are blurry, small text is unreadable, you can see the lines made in the printing process. The disks also have no manufacturing or identification numbers burned in on the reverse. If you still have CDs, go check the shiny side of one from your favorite band... you'll find writing on there near the inner ring, usually there's a bar code as well. These serve as identifiers in the mass production process. The only time you don't see them are on bootlegs.I could see how it was maybe an ultra small print run where they only made a very, very limited amount... but being that Japan got a proper CD release and that the 2nd disk is EXCLUSIVE to the Japanese release... I'm saying it's a bootleg. Would love to be proved wrong.Purchased from Classical Music Superstore.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2020
If it's not a bootleg, then Milan Records has some SERIOUS quality control issues. Outside packaging (booklet, case inserts, seem to be well made. Disks are very amateurishly "manufactured." Graphics are blurry, small text is unreadable, you can see the lines made in the printing process. The disks also have no manufacturing or identification numbers burned in on the reverse. If you still have CDs, go check the shiny side of one from your favorite band... you'll find writing on there near the inner ring, usually there's a bar code as well. These serve as identifiers in the mass production process. The only time you don't see them are on bootlegs.
I could see how it was maybe an ultra small print run where they only made a very, very limited amount... but being that Japan got a proper CD release and that the 2nd disk is EXCLUSIVE to the Japanese release... I'm saying it's a bootleg. Would love to be proved wrong.
Purchased from Classical Music Superstore.
I could see how it was maybe an ultra small print run where they only made a very, very limited amount... but being that Japan got a proper CD release and that the 2nd disk is EXCLUSIVE to the Japanese release... I'm saying it's a bootleg. Would love to be proved wrong.
Purchased from Classical Music Superstore.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021
I ordered a second copy of the CD to replace one of the lost discs. The label on the CDs were terrible quality. (In my photo you’ll see a legitimate CD next to a fake one.) Amazon sent me a replacement but even the replacement is a bootleg as well. Disappointing, especially since the music is so good.
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Luca Ricci
Perfect conditions, arrived with incredible speed
Reviewed in Italy on February 29, 2024
