I seem to remember being told (by someone with very close links to AB who put it together) that every copy lost money...but don't take that as gospel.

I bought a sealed copy from Amazon in July 2011 for £207 , so I'd assume the release price in 2010 was below that , someone will know

The production cost of a like for like reissue , depending on the volume being produced,could be stratospheric , given all the posters/ re-printed first piano receipt included first time

How much was it the last time around ? (To almost quote a Sandy song)

I might go for it this time,  if they rectify the faults it was prone to last time- broken trays etc.

Might actually help Cropredy next year though - less competition for the folk scene.

DW

There's also one for £1973.  I'm not sure what this proves (apart from the fact none of them will be selling to anybody who is aware of this news)

There's a still sealed one on Discogs for £150 less than that at the mo.

American Dream is the album that introduced me to the world of CSNY. I was in Garon Records, Oxford, circa 1990 and it was being played in the background. Thought that it was an excellent slab of AOR and bought it on the spot. If I'd known anything about the band's past, I might have been non-plussed about the updated sound but happily, I was able to listen without the weight of history colouring my experience and I still enjoy it all these years later.

Big fan of most of their music, these days, individually and collectively.

That's sad.

It's quite straight forward really. I like the majority of songs on the first three albums but I don't get very much enjoyment from the ones on Blue.