oh??tragabigzanda wrote: PJ Harvey - Stories From The City...
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guess i'm going to the record store today.
oh??tragabigzanda wrote: PJ Harvey - Stories From The City...
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sorry, i was editing my post as you were posting this. look above.tragabigzanda wrote:What else you get?AndySlash wrote:i did go pick stories... up last night. got their last copy of the demos lp, too. then proceeded to spend $150 more.
I didn't notice anything different in You Said Something on the first couple listens.tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah it sounds lovely. The dynamic range is really something else, and the stereo spread is great; Big Exit sounds massive. The only bad thing that kind of jumped out at me was the mega tape hiss on You Said Something, I don't remember the CD version having it that bad but I should go back and check.swan wrote:My store sold every copy of Stories From the City.. they had in 4 hours yesterday. Luckily I called ahead & reserved a copy. All of these reissues have sounded fantastic, this one no different. Good lord what an album! Huge hole in the collection filled.
I was reading today on the Hoffman board that because the rights to Dry were owned by a different label, it was pressed through a different plant, and doesn't quite hold up to the other reissues. What's your opinion on that?
I was also reading that there's speculation her masters were destroyed in the Universal fire (she had apparently had a reissue series that was announced, then was quietly canceled after the fire). And the lack of technical detail on the current reissues seems to support that.
I'll probably plunk down a few hundred bucks for AAA versions of Rid of Me, Stories..., and Uh Huh Her someday. But for now these are sounding great.

McParadigm wrote:lol
Ive listened digitally a bunch but only disc 1 of the vinyl.Simple Torture wrote:I haven't spun Rust Bucket yet, waiting for a day when I can get through the whole thing. Maybe tomorrow!
McParadigm wrote:lol
that was the news? fuck you kevinBirds in Hell wrote:MBV's back catalogue being reissued in 100% analog cut vinyl: https://store.mybloodyvalentine.org/
Also, my mom is a big Neil Diamond fan. My parents don't even own a record player.B wrote:I just found my old copy of Healthy Is Wealthy by Slim Goodbody from the Captain Kangaroo show.
