I was thinking of treating myself to it from Amazon this month.

Thank you so much (although a trip to Fopp in January is a very bad idea).

not on a net royalty and making something off that deal.

However, if he is reading, I will happily buy him a slap-up meal, copious amounts of alcohol and take him for a weekend away to a destination of his choice to recompense.

I got it for Christmas and dig it muchly

so technically it didn't cost me anything! I haven't started it yet but it looks great however and the good reviews here and elsewhere are making me look forward to reading it very much. I have to say that my interest in this type of music was started by a thread on this blog about Anne Briggs who I had not heard anything about until then.

At that price, I might start giving it as a present to others now!

...might find this Spotify playlist, based on the discography at the end of the book, useful.

One for me.
And one for Dad, who wasn't expecting it.

Full (Amazon) price. And I don't begrudge it. It's a good book, and I got the recommendation from the Podcast.

Stopped in last night after work to pick one up. I had started reading Seasons They Change from Jawbone Press, but found it a bit too factual to really get into - I kept having to stop reading to look up songs on Spotify. From the feel of the first few chapters Electric Eden hangs together better.
Bit worried about Fopp though - seems like every time I go in there they have more DVDs and less music. I really hope they're not going to go the way of HMV.

I was in Fopp in Earlham Street yesterday and they have sold out. The woman I asked was very helpful and, after spending a good five minutes seeing if they had any copies 'below the stairs', offered to check if any more were coming in. I thanked her, but that wasn't much use to me as I'm in Essex and only visit the west end once every couple of months, but it does suggest that you may be lucky next time you look.