Got this information in the mail today :



A banner on the wesite is showing (a part of) the guitar :



Anybody has more information about the model ?

It really looks like this one : EG330SLH.

But this is a left-handed guitar and I can't find the right-handed version anywhere on the net !!!
The concentric rigs around the rosette are the same, same bodyshape (dreadnought), same pickguard, same gloss/nature finish on top, acoustic/electric too...

It's a solid spurce top guitar, which makes it a nice piece

I'm thinking this might be a tough find in stores (When I looked for Paradiso I couldn't find it for over a week and had to order the DVD from the website). Maybe Nick would have some insight on this.

Is anyone else doing the pre-order?

This post has been edited by Hoodstock: Jun 6 2010, 8:43 am

Red is a pretty good distributor. I am hoping that this CD will be a pretty easy find. Exact order numbers from stores should be in by mid-June.

I pre-ordered the album from Amazon.com, which I'll do the same thing with TGF. They ship it pretty quick.

Any word on a possible DVD that was suppose to go with the cd, either in the US, Overseas, or both?

This post has been edited by LivesMeltdown: Jun 6 2010, 10:41 am

Nick,

After my Paradiso experience I'm not trusting this will be easy to find in stores. I'm going on vacation a few days after the release and would like to have it by then.

Nick - I noticed there is a space for a coupon code when ordering. As a long time FOL member and an EddieK fanclub member I was wondering if you could share any codes you are aware of for this preorder?

I don't know any pre-order codes, sorry.

If you pre-order it from Amazon and choose 2 day shipping, you will get it the day it's released.

http://www.amazon.com/Alive-Ed-Kowalczyk/d...75959076&sr=8-2

The album is available for pre-order on Itunes. It includes the song "Eat Your Love" as the 12th track.

For those interested in either album, typically the artist is going to get more of the money if you pre-order directly through their website.

(Use that information as you wish)

This post has been edited by thefunkyredcaboose: Jun 8 2010, 6:36 am

I hope the tunes will be offered directly to acheive this.

Well, I'd rather the artist get the money than the record companies. Of course, I already pre-ordered the album on Amazon.com, so I guess that makes me a hypocrite

I decided to cancel my Amazon.com order and buy it directly from Ed's site. I'm gonna do the same for The Gracious Few when their album comes out.

In this case its actually Amazon/Itunes getting the money. If the artist is signed to a record company then the record company is going to get money out of it, and that is the artists decision to make.

If you've ever been curious, for an indie/non-label band itunes takes about 40% of the sale, while Amazon only takes about 25%. So, if those are your only options Amazon is better for the artist, and you get a better product.