I don't think that much. All of the albums were released on CD and some were CD only. No albums were vinyl only though it may be some of the singles were.
In fact the first album "A new kind of Assassin" by James Ray and the Performance was the first CD I ever owned -- didn't actually have a CD player to play it but since it was pretty damned hard to obtain in any shop in Yorkshire and I never saw a vinyl copy I bought it on CD in the assumption that (a) someone could make me a tape and (b) I'd own a CD player one day.
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Date: 2009-06-15 10:45 am (UTC)I don't think that much. All of the albums were released on CD and some were CD only. No albums were vinyl only though it may be some of the singles were.
In fact the first album "A new kind of Assassin" by James Ray and the Performance was the first CD I ever owned -- didn't actually have a CD player to play it but since it was pretty damned hard to obtain in any shop in Yorkshire and I never saw a vinyl copy I bought it on CD in the assumption that (a) someone could make me a tape and (b) I'd own a CD player one day.