Red Mosquito

I listened to Yield on headphones the other night and even songs I didn't think were the strongest kind of kicked my ass. The production is wonderful.

I think it might have overtaken Vs as my second fav. album (behind No Code, obviously.)

Yield on headphones is great

sneaky stuff lurks within

production is underrated

Perhaps Yield will be my next atmos listen

it was going to be Lightning Bolt for the direct 1-1 comparison with No Code

stip wrote:it was going to be Lightning Bolt

I’m confident that if I listened to any of the first 7 albums in a quiet room with headphones, I would hear something I’ve never picked up on before.
Vs, No Code and Yield always get me.

Matters wrote:I’m confident that if I listened to any of the first 7 albums in a quiet room with headphones, I would hear something I’ve never picked up on before.
Vs, No Code and Yield always get me.

True, even after all this years

just started watching this Beato interview with Mike & Jeff from 2 weeks ago

great stuff so far

love these guys

"Who You Are" is PJ's "1979" to me. It's a single that I will never grow tired of. I could listen to it every day and it would still hit. There are very few singles I can say that about.

(Soundgarden's "Burden in my Hand" and Faith No More's "Stripsearch" spring to mind.)

Stripsearch is so fucking sexy and dark. What a fucking great groove.

Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

bodysnatcher wrote:Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

And B has to buy all of us whatever wins.

96583UP wrote:just started watching this Beato interview with Mike & Jeff from 2 weeks ago

great stuff so far

love these guys

just finished this

awesome stuff

bodysnatcher wrote:Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

What are some of the favorites to win it all?

bodysnatcher wrote:Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

An old bootleg run through a brickwall limiter and then pressed straight to vinyl at a premium price and called a "vault release" is a good start?

Happy Trees wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

An old bootleg run through a brickwall limiter and then pressed straight to vinyl at a premium price and called a "vault release" is a good start?

What are you talking about, flipping sides 5 times to listen to a show is fun!

Happy Trees wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

An old bootleg run through a brickwall limiter and then pressed straight to vinyl at a premium price and called a "vault release" is a good start?

Which one?

I have Constitution Hall and sounds awesome

VinylGuy wrote:

Happy Trees wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Let's do a tournament for the dumbest shit the 10c has ever sold

An old bootleg run through a brickwall limiter and then pressed straight to vinyl at a premium price and called a "vault release" is a good start?

Which one?

I have Constitution Hall and sounds awesome

I have the same question! lol.
I only have one vault release (Atlanta '94), but curious to know if we're talking about a specific vault release or all of them?

bodysnatcher wrote:What are you talking about, flipping sides 5 times to listen to a show is fun!

Beer and pee breaks

VinylGuy wrote:Which one?

Atlanta 94 of course. The same version you could download for free since 1995 but remastered by Metallica.

Apparently it takes years of planning and effort to unlock the vault door and transfer a few tapes and mix them.

In all fairness, maybe Eddie lost the key.

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Happy Trees wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Which one?

Atlanta 94 of course. The same version you could download for free since 1995 but remastered by Metallica.

Apparently it takes years of planning and effort to unlock the vault door and transfer a few tapes and mix them.

In all fairness, maybe Eddie lost the key.

Don't forget to votCENSORED BY MANAGEMENT

Dayum.