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A photo of a perforated sheet of Columbia House mail-order record club stamps ca. late 1970s. Each stamp represents an album by a mainstream music artist from the time. Text at the top states "Choose Your Hits from the 140 Shown Here. Paste Stamps on Your Order Form! Also be sure to paste •one• of the large stamps at the right on your order form to show how you want your hits - on #8TrackTape cartridges, or records, or cassettes!"

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A photo of a perforated sheet of Columbia House mail-order record club stamps ca. late 1970s. Each stamp represents an album by a mainstream music artist from the time. Text at the top states "Choose Your Hits from the 140 Shown Here. Paste Stamps on Your Order Form! Also be sure to paste •one• of the large stamps at the right on your order form to show how you want your hits - on #8TrackTape cartridges, or records, or cassettes!"
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Mrowster (mrowster@linernotes.club)'s status on Friday, 11-Oct-2024 01:35:33 JST Mrowster

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Ah yes: the old #ColumbiaHouse mail-order record club. Sure, it enabled me to get that Grand Funk album I'd been hankering for since first hearing "We're An American Band". But then . . . I'd have to buy a bunch of lesser, rando picks (maybe The Guess Who? or BTO? Perhaps a later Sweet rec?) - paying full list price for the privilege. Me, I'd come up short every time.

In conversation about a month ago from linernotes.club permalink