Click to expand.I go with your first opinion. They've already released the stereo, so the Mono is really only going to be bought by die hards, not casual listeners. Therefore the quantities would be less and would suit a RSD release, or a limited edition general release.

However I can see a limited edition double CD 'Nice Pair' box set being made available of the mono mixes of Piper and Saucer, maybe with some unseen photos etc. In a similar package to the limited Mono Piper they did a few years back. But saying that. They've already made Piper available on CD in mono, so I can't really see that happening. Maybe a Saucer CD box set.

That would work. I go with your first opinion. They've already released the stereo, so the Mono is really only going to be bought by die hards, not casual listeners. Therefore the quantities would be less and would suit a RSD release, or a limited edition general release.

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However I can see a limited edition double CD 'Nice Pair' box set being made available of the mono mixes of Piper and Saucer, maybe with some unseen photos etc. In a similar package to the limited Mono Piper they did a few years back.

But saying that. They've already made Piper available on CD in mono, so I can't really see that happening. Maybe a Saucer CD box set. That would work. Click to expand.The 3-disc Piper was available in the US as an import. I think it went through one press running, which made it effectively limited. The two-disc set was around for maybe 3-4 years.

There's still copies of either one around but they make no money for PFR. That would be the motivation for them to re-release the mono CD by itself or in conjunction with Saucerful. They're all about the bottom line, after all. Nearly anything that gets re-released can be had in a previous version from a Discogs seller, they're not looking at Discogs and saying, 'Hey, there's 200 copies of this album being sold by some guys on the web, guess it's not time to re-press it yet.'

If they don't do a CD release of both or either, I conclude it's because they believe that there won't be a notable return on the investment. Click to expand.I do not agree. Why to do big circulation in free access if there is no guarantee that it all will be realized?

Most of buyers of vinyl is focused on a stereo releases. But at the same time it is still easy to buy circulations of reprintings of the vinyl PF catalog at very comfortable prices in all shops though already there passed 2-3 years from the moment of these releases. So why to them to store also a novelty in mono?

As for the last year's edition PF RSD: in my city there is no problem to buy this vinyl at the price of $25-30. So all who wanted to have this release could receive it. And still remained. Adobe illustrator cs6 crack codes for games.