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THE MGM YEARS: Order By 11/30 Get it by Christmas!

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ROY ORBISON: THE MGM YEARS

PRE-ORDER NOW TO GET IT BY CHRISTMAS!

Enjoy $20 OFF your purchase of $50 or more in
The Official Roy Orbison Store with coupon code: ROYTOTHEWORLD

Valid November 27-30, 2015

PLUS!
The first 500 physical The MGM Years box sets (either CD or LP) pre-ordered through The Official Roy Orbison Store will be bundled with a copy of the unreleased One of the Lonely Ones album in the same format and for the same price as the box set alone on release. All those who take advantage of this limited time offer will also be promptly emailed a download code to instantly download the One of the Lonely Ones title track!
www.royorbison.com/mgmyears

Black Friday 2015

Get it While You Can! Roy Orbison Monument Vinyl Box Pre-Order

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Get it while you can!

The Limited Edition Roy Orbison Monument Vinyl Box is on sale for pre-order now!

We’ve only got 21 left, so claim yours now at the special price of $99.99!

The Monument Vinyl Box is available only in The Official Roy Orbison Store and independent record stores around the country!  Release day is Black Friday, November 29th!

Follow this link for the full 4 album 48 track listing- http://bit.ly/1auGcKV

LEGACY RECORDINGS Announces Limited Edition Vinyl Exclusives for Record Store Day

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Legacy Recordings Announces Limited Edition Vinyl Exclusives for Record Store Day-

Are you ready for Record Store Day 2013? New Legacy Collectibles Include: 12″ Releases by Cheap Trick, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Harry Nilsson, Paul Simon and Roy Orbison; 7″ Singles by Jimi Hendrix, Sly & The Family Stoneand Uncle Tupelo; Vinyl Replica CDs by The Clash

The Monument Vinyl Box by Roy Orbison 
4 x 12″ 180 gram LPs

An independent record store vinyl exclusive, The Monument Vinyl Box brings together the first three landmark albums–Lonely and Blue (1961), Crying (1962) and In Dreams (1963)–from Orbison’s groundbreaking tenure at Monument Records. These records are now joined by a newly-curated fourth LP, Oh! Pretty Woman – the “missing” Monument album masterpiece that could have, and should have been released as its title song, “Oh, Pretty Woman” was topping the charts in 1964.

http://www.legacyrecordings.com/a/#/page/record-store-day/