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please please please...DOES ANYONE HAVE A COPY OF NEW ORDER P.F.D LIVE IN TOKYO 1983...I USED TO HAVE THE VHS CASSETTE WHEN IT CAME OUT BUT NO LONGER HAVE IT. I WOULD APPRECIATE A DVD COPY BURNN VERSION IF ANYONE HAS IT??? I'M IN AUSTRALIA.
CHEERS :) bulb_earache@hotmail.com
Big Mouth Julio wrote: You will find PFOD 1985 DVD in Amazon Japan.
The Village wrote:
Big Mouth Julio wrote: You will find PFOD 1985 DVD in Amazon Japan.
The Village, your user pic is really funny! :)
leather_girl wrote:
The Village wrote:
Big Mouth Julio wrote: You will find PFOD 1985 DVD in Amazon Japan.
The Village, your user pic is really funny! :)
Thank you. :)
HAL 9000 wrote: So where is the copy for us americans ? Our amazon has it not.
From the English FAQ on amazon.co.jp:
Amazon.co.jp can ship to virtually any address in the world. Orders placed at Amazon.co.jp will be shipped from Ichikawa, Japan, and may not be combined with orders placed at any other Amazon sites.
and....
Ordering at Amazon.co.jp is fun and easy. You'll find the ordering process at Amazon.co.jp very similar to what you've seen at other Amazon sites. If you are ordering from Amazon.co.jp for the first time, you'll need to set up an account, which will happen automatically as you proceed through the order form. Your existing Amazon.com, Amazon.fr, Amazon.de, Amazon.co.uk, or Amazon.ca account will not be recognized at Amazon.co.jp. You are, however, welcome to use the same e-mail address/password combination you are using for your other Amazon accounts.
leather_girl wrote:
HAL 9000 wrote: So where is the copy for us americans ? Our amazon has it not.
From the English FAQ on amazon.co.jp:
Amazon.co.jp can ship to virtually any address in the world. Orders placed at Amazon.co.jp will be shipped from Ichikawa, Japan, and may not be combined with orders placed at any other Amazon sites.
and....
Ordering at Amazon.co.jp is fun and easy. You'll find the ordering process at Amazon.co.jp very similar to what you've seen at other Amazon sites. If you are ordering from Amazon.co.jp for the first time, you'll need to set up an account, which will happen automatically as you proceed through the order form. Your existing Amazon.com, Amazon.fr, Amazon.de, Amazon.co.uk, or Amazon.ca account will not be recognized at Amazon.co.jp. You are, however, welcome to use the same e-mail address/password combination you are using for your other Amazon accounts.
region 2. i mean i could crack it open. but ....
HAL 9000 wrote:
leather_girl wrote:
HAL 9000 wrote: So where is the copy for us americans ? Our amazon has it not.
From the English FAQ on amazon.co.jp:
Amazon.co.jp can ship to virtually any address in the world. Orders placed at Amazon.co.jp will be shipped from Ichikawa, Japan, and may not be combined with orders placed at any other Amazon sites.
and....
Ordering at Amazon.co.jp is fun and easy. You'll find the ordering process at Amazon.co.jp very similar to what you've seen at other Amazon sites. If you are ordering from Amazon.co.jp for the first time, you'll need to set up an account, which will happen automatically as you proceed through the order form. Your existing Amazon.com, Amazon.fr, Amazon.de, Amazon.co.uk, or Amazon.ca account will not be recognized at Amazon.co.jp. You are, however, welcome to use the same e-mail address/password combination you are using for your other Amazon accounts.
region 2. i mean i could crack it open. but ....
Yeah...that's the issue, I suppose. Technically, region free DVD players (or those that can change into one---one of the DVD players at my house allows you to set the region, including setting it to region free) are needed for that. It's disappointing in a way, because Japan also uses NTSC formats, but the region is different. But technically, you can buy the DVD off amazon.co.jp nonetheless.
unfortunately they seem to be all out of stock apparently and not in print anymore? Anyway, if anyone could burn a copy I'd be super stoked :) Thankyou
The Village wrote:
Biginoil wrote: Try HMV.jp instead.
That's the 1985 one.
earache is specifically after a 1983 one. 
Biginoil wrote: That's Pumped Full Of Draggs though.
Could be interesting... Barney could probably pull off a set of glitter lashes nicely. Not sure about Hooky, though.
