Carrie Underwood: Blown Away (US Radio DJ Promo CD Single) - OMG!

[mic88]

OMG!!! I've found the promo CD for Blown Away single!!! It's on Ebay (Carrie-Underwood-Blown-Away-US-Radio-DJ-Promo-CD-Single-)
Want it so bad!!! It contains the "Radio Edit".. But, wait.. 99,99 GBP??? Too much for me!

 

[robinannhunt]

Is that ebay in italy?

 

[mic88]

Is that ebay in italy?

Hey! No!!! The CD comes from the Uk! Cannot post the link though!

 

[maddkat]

seems like it's really just the single, I don't think there is a radio edit of BA is there?

Carrie Underwood 'Blown Away' US Radio DJ Promo CD Single . | eBay


seems a little pricey

 

[robinannhunt]

So it would be 100Lbs (I don't have an english LBS thing).

 

[mic88]

seems like it's really just the single, I don't think there is a radio edit of BA is there?

Carrie Underwood 'Blown Away' US Radio DJ Promo CD Single . | eBay


seems a little pricey

Well, the description says: Runs Intro 19/3:52/Cold. So the CD contains a "Radio Edit", which is 8 seconds shorter than the Album version (is the same used in the video)..

 

[carebear4eva]

So it would be 100Lbs (I don't have an english LBS thing).

Lolololol....Lbs NOT EQUAL TO "pounds" when you mean the British Pound....Lol, this is really funny

I don't have the pound symbol on my keyboard either...Hmmmm....

 

[robinannhunt]

Lolololol....Lbs NOT EQUAL TO "pounds" when you mean the British Pound....Lol, this is really funny

I don't have the pound symbol on my keyboard either...Hmmmm....

Probably the $ sign (capital 4) turns into the LBS symbol if you live in england.

 

[Marie2011]

in my senior year of HS i learned that while C# may equal C sharp it doesn't mean that 7# is seven sharp.
7# is 7 Pounds
and note before that day i only seen 7lbs, and #7 but i have never seen # after a number before, so i just assume that since C# is C sharp, that 7# must be 7 sharp lol boy was I wrong. for me when it comes to # and there isn't a number behind # mind it my mine automatically thinks sharp, and not pound lol

 

[clh_hilary]

You don't need the pounds symbol. You can simply say GBP as in Great Britain Pounds, they use that in the UK.

Hell, who's gonna buy a single priced at USD$170 plus shipping?? Especially when the radio edit is nothing special and you can easily download the cover off Google...