Red Mosquito

I finally came across that Peter Buck record. This thing sounds great. Vinyl is the perfect medium for this album.

I got some download codes for the Murder By Death album. 3 more if anyone wants the album.

http://www.bwscd.com/digital

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it asks for an email on that page, not sure if you need mine or not. If you do it is bryanklount@gmail.com

picked up the new GY!BE vinyl. polishes off my discography.
also grabbed the new Fiona Apple for my sis's birthday present. solid album, glad she has good taste.

Hello new vinyl thread.

Here are my Christmas acquisitions:
NY - Le Noise
NY - Are you Passionate
NY - Freedom
NY - Life
NY - Prairie Wind
NY - Americana
Coldplay - X&Y
Radiohead - King of Limbs
Tragically Hip - Now for Plan A

I finally received The National's "Virginia EP" today; it was originally released with a DVD and includes b-sides, demos, unreleased tracks, and live stuff. It came with a free download card and I won't be using it. PM me if you want the code!

January is usually a month in which all shops have crazy reductions going on. So I have bought

Radiohead - Kid A
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Portishead - Dummy
The XX - XX
Ryan Adams - Gold

Angus wrote:January is usually a month in which all shops have crazy reductions going on. So I have bought

Radiohead - Kid A
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Portishead - Dummy
The XX - XX
Ryan Adams - Gold

So good. I have the 10th Anniversary, clear vinyl edition with bonus tracks. Was listening to it the other night. Such a great record.

http://www.soundstagedirect.com/bob-dyl ... ords.shtml

Did some more shopping too...

SP - Mellon Collie reissue (this was hard to find but I found a guy on eBay selling them for $63.95)
NY - Psychedelic Pill
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland (analog reissue)
Portishead - Dummy

Got Backspacer and Uke Songs in the mail today

Love. Great packaging on Uke Songs. Good lord he went all out.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Angus wrote:January is usually a month in which all shops have crazy reductions going on. So I have bought

Radiohead - Kid A
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Portishead - Dummy
The XX - XX
Ryan Adams - Gold

So good. I have the 10th Anniversary, clear vinyl edition with bonus tracks. Was listening to it the other night. Such a great record.

The Bar Is A Beautiful Place

I assume that's the MoV reissueof ItW? I have it too, it sounds good!

The foreword by Sean Penn is great. I dont recall that being in the CD Version i bought years ago...

Ooo, and "The Wolf" is extended? Nice.

I also love how The instrumental version of Guaranteed ends Side 1.

ordered these:

I might be late to the game on this, but recently started playing No Code a lot of vinyl. I count this as my all time favorite album in many ways because each time I hear it, there's something new that grabs my attention and makes the album feel like an almost new experience while somehow managing to feel like the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn at the same moment. On a record, the experience of this album has somehow been revolutionized yet again. Amazing how 17 years on, and this album always finds new ways to thrill. On vinyl, there's just not other way now.

Advice needed.

I get some distortion through my system on some songs. This typically happens when vocals get pushed in the song. I feel like this is a sign of an improperly calibrated tone arm/cartridge etc. I have re-done it multiple times to no avail. I think. Can you really set it up that improperly to notice some distortion in the songs? Or is it just the mixing of the record (currently listening to backspacer :/ )

It doesnt happen all the time.

When setting the tracking force etc.... to get it to hover just above the table....Am i measuring that with the tone arm lift controller in down position or up?

I dont know.

Hug me

Strat wrote:Advice needed.

I get some distortion through my system on some songs. This typically happens when vocals get pushed in the song. I feel like this is a sign of an improperly calibrated tone arm/cartridge etc. I have re-done it multiple times to no avail. I think. Can you really set it up that improperly to notice some distortion in the songs? Or is it just the mixing of the record (currently listening to backspacer :/ )

It doesnt happen all the time.

When setting the tracking force etc.... to get it to hover just above the table....Am i measuring that with the tone arm lift controller in down position or up?

I dont know.

Hug me

I'm sure somebody here can give you a definite answer but the few times I've listened to my Backspacer vinyl I've been unimpressed with the sound. Everything sounds so clustered together and it's really a dense mess, but I don't remember any distortion on the vox.

Oh, Jimmy wrote:

Strat wrote:Advice needed.

I get some distortion through my system on some songs. This typically happens when vocals get pushed in the song. I feel like this is a sign of an improperly calibrated tone arm/cartridge etc. I have re-done it multiple times to no avail. I think. Can you really set it up that improperly to notice some distortion in the songs? Or is it just the mixing of the record (currently listening to backspacer :/ )

It doesnt happen all the time.

When setting the tracking force etc.... to get it to hover just above the table....Am i measuring that with the tone arm lift controller in down position or up?

I dont know.

Hug me

I'm sure somebody here can give you a definite answer but the few times I've listened to my Backspacer vinyl I've been unimpressed with the sound. Everything sounds so clustered together and it's really a dense mess, but I don't remember any distortion on the vox.

Backspacer doesn't sound too hot on my turntable either. I think that somebody on RM once confirmed that the vinyl was mastered from a digital source.