Tusk is not Rumours, Pt.

II. Its an expansive, 20-track collection that allows each of the three songwritersLindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie, and Stevie Nicksto stretch their musical vocabulary with the very best sonics that money could buy.

Though individual tracks do stand outMcVies Over Over, Never Make Me Cry, Sara, Storms, and Beautiful Child, Buckinghams Walk a Thin Line and Tuskthe album is best experienced as a long, flowing whole, moods emerging, harmonies shifting, and odd sound experiments percolating underneath the smooth professional sheen.

Australian record companies, wonder why the local industry IS NOT SUPPORTED at times, well for me being a Carer, and limited funds, i could not justify paying almost double for a local one.

The set will feature three CDs of audio, comprising of a remastered version of the album on disc one, B-sides, demos, alternate versions on disc two and 14 remixes on the third CD.

I havent bought vinyl in over 30 years and Im not about to start again now.

Ive been desperate for a deluxe of this for years but not paying for something I will never use.

Tango In the Night could have been another 5.1 winner but instead we only get a Hi-Res 2496 stereo version.

Theres precious little modern up to date material video wise for fleetwood mac.

However, I think theres a fault with the the music videos on the DVD the sound is out of sync with the visuals has anyone else experienced this issue Its disappointing but wondering if its one of these early pressing errors with the release.

Until this morning.

For previous issues, the physical box has the hi-res of the main album only, but have the 5.1 on DVD, whereas the download sites (qobuz HD tracks etc) have the whole lot in hi-res, but obviously no 5.1.

I had ordered this from Amazon.com for AUD125 delivered as I couldnt find it on Amazon.co.uk.

Thanks to yor link Ive cancelled the Amazon.com order and now have it coming to me for AUD76 delivered.

And yes to back up Pete in AustraliaI checked local vendor JB Hi FI and they have a pre order price of AUD160.

And apparently Aus retailers are not to bothered about the impeding arrival of Amazon Australia, methinks they should be.

Larry Davis while undoubtedly Australia is a beautiful country I have found decent record stores hard to find and anything decent charges way to much, Tango in the Night being one such example.

I was in NZ over Christmas and the range and choice was 100 better there even between retailers that share stores in both countries.

I intend on coming down there next year to visit friends and familywanna take advantage of the Aussie stores when I am there (prob cheaper to buy in stores rather than order from them I gather).

Some independent stores look after folks better, but in terms of local product prices.well.

So good luck with your findings, and of course depends where you are visiting.

We miss out on so many release here in Australia, due to the record companies here.

I fully get not everything is worth releasing local, but when they try and stop folks buying from Overseas, saying that it hurts the local industry, goes tooooooo far.

I had friends that use to Import records 25 years ago and got sued by one company, as they said they had the rights to the record, but would NOT release locally.

I had been watching on Amazon UK, had an email link, then last week it disappeared.

Here in Australia the cheapest so far has been 140Aus postage via Warner Music Australia, a couple of retailers have it for 160170Aus postage.

TODAY your link shows it back on Amazon UK, so without further pondering have grabbed it for 76Aus postage included, which is a HUGE saving on the local Australian prices.