The Vinyl Thread: Still Listen On Wax, Don't Use The CD

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Rangi Guy wrote:
southp wrote:Did anyone here pick up the new QOTSA record? Any comments on the sound quality?
I've heard bad things about some of their pressings (Rated R reissue specifically) so I'm hesitant to pick-up Like Clockwork.
I picked up Like Clockwork last week, and honestly I think the vinyl sounds great. To be fair though I haven't listened to this on any other format
How was the booklet?
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The limited version is a fucking beautiful thing.
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VinylGuy wrote:
Rangi Guy wrote:
southp wrote:Did anyone here pick up the new QOTSA record? Any comments on the sound quality?
I've heard bad things about some of their pressings (Rated R reissue specifically) so I'm hesitant to pick-up Like Clockwork.
I picked up Like Clockwork last week, and honestly I think the vinyl sounds great. To be fair though I haven't listened to this on any other format
How was the booklet?
:lol:

I dunno why, but this made me laugh. I fully understand why you're asking, and was thinking the same thing, but it just made me realize how nerdy us vinyl enthusiasts can be.
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southp wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:
Rangi Guy wrote:
southp wrote:Did anyone here pick up the new QOTSA record? Any comments on the sound quality?
I've heard bad things about some of their pressings (Rated R reissue specifically) so I'm hesitant to pick-up Like Clockwork.
I picked up Like Clockwork last week, and honestly I think the vinyl sounds great. To be fair though I haven't listened to this on any other format
How was the booklet?
:lol:

I dunno why, but this made me laugh. I fully understand why you're asking, and was thinking the same thing, but it just made me realize how nerdy us vinyl enthusiasts can be.
Well, the booklet is pretty important.
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VinylGuy wrote:
southp wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:
Rangi Guy wrote:
southp wrote:Did anyone here pick up the new QOTSA record? Any comments on the sound quality?
I've heard bad things about some of their pressings (Rated R reissue specifically) so I'm hesitant to pick-up Like Clockwork.
I picked up Like Clockwork last week, and honestly I think the vinyl sounds great. To be fair though I haven't listened to this on any other format
How was the booklet?
:lol:

I dunno why, but this made me laugh. I fully understand why you're asking, and was thinking the same thing, but it just made me realize how nerdy us vinyl enthusiasts can be.
Well, the booklet is pretty important.
Honestly - I thought it was pretty sweet, but then again - nothing to compare it to since I've not picked up any of the other formats
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Rangi Guy wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:
southp wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:
Rangi Guy wrote:
southp wrote:Did anyone here pick up the new QOTSA record? Any comments on the sound quality?
I've heard bad things about some of their pressings (Rated R reissue specifically) so I'm hesitant to pick-up Like Clockwork.
I picked up Like Clockwork last week, and honestly I think the vinyl sounds great. To be fair though I haven't listened to this on any other format
How was the booklet?
:lol:

I dunno why, but this made me laugh. I fully understand why you're asking, and was thinking the same thing, but it just made me realize how nerdy us vinyl enthusiasts can be.
Well, the booklet is pretty important.
Honestly - I thought it was pretty sweet, but then again - nothing to compare it to since I've not picked up any of the other formats
Does it contain the lyrics? The cd edition i have is hideous.
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VinylGuy wrote:
Does it contain the lyrics? The cd edition i have is hideous.
Yeah - it's got all the lyrics and a few illustrations over/under the lyrics
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Rangi Guy wrote:
VinylGuy wrote:
Does it contain the lyrics? The cd edition i have is hideous.
Yeah - it's got all the lyrics and a few illustrations over/under the lyrics
Cool...i will buy it.
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I ordered the standard edition LP today. $26 from Amazon.

I supersized my order with:
Era Vulgaris
Lullabies to Paralyze
Springsteen Wrecking Ball

I was tempted by the recent STP reissues (Core and Purple) but held back... anyone here pick those up?
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anyone have the new Sigur Ros on vinyl? worth it? it's like $35 at the store (deluxe edition; $25 for regular)
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southp wrote:I ordered the standard edition LP today. $26 from Amazon.

I supersized my order with:
Era Vulgaris
Lullabies to Paralyze
Springsteen Wrecking Ball

I was tempted by the recent STP reissues (Core and Purple) but held back... anyone here pick those up?
They've done reissues of Core and Purple? - I'm gonna have to go and check this out
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I just pulled the trigger on this because music makes me happy.

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The Original Mono Recordings are accompanied by a deluxe booklet, featuring vintage photographs of Bob Dylan and an expansive essay from renowned author and critic – and longtime Dylan aficionado – Greil Marcus. Each disc in the set comes in its own individual jacket which faithfully replicates the original album artwork, complete with labels and stickers that were found on the original 1960s releases.


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The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan – 1963
The Times They Are A-Changin’ – 1964
Another Side Of Bob Dylan – 1964
Bringing It All Back Home – 1965
Highway 61 Revisited – 1965
Blonde on Blonde (2 LP) – 1966
John Wesley Harding – 1967
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So I've just ordered Core and Purple. Was going to get Ben Harper's Give Till it's Gone too - but adding that pushed the shipping up to rediculous amounts
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Rangi Guy wrote:So I've just ordered Core and Purple. Was going to get Ben Harper's Give Till it's Gone too - but adding that pushed the shipping up to rediculous amounts
Yeah, prices for shipping hazardous waste have skyrocketed.
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super nintendo chalmers wrote:
Rangi Guy wrote:So I've just ordered Core and Purple. Was going to get Ben Harper's Give Till it's Gone too - but adding that pushed the shipping up to rediculous amounts
Yeah, prices for shipping hazardous waste have skyrocketed.
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bodysnatcher wrote:anyone have the new Sigur Ros on vinyl? worth it? it's like $35 at the store (deluxe edition; $25 for regular)
Shop around; I got the deluxe edition (you mean the one with the extra 10'', right?) for $25, and I've seen it a couple of different places for under $30.
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Rangi Guy wrote:So I've just ordered Core and Purple. Was going to get Ben Harper's Give Till it's Gone too - but adding that pushed the shipping up to rediculous amounts
You should try Amazon... unless you're a RSD-indie-shop-local-hipster type, then I totally get why you wouldn't.

Anyways, I get a lot of my new releases from Amazon, and prices tend to be slightly cheaper than my local stores and shipping is free if the order is over $25.
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southp wrote:
Rangi Guy wrote:So I've just ordered Core and Purple. Was going to get Ben Harper's Give Till it's Gone too - but adding that pushed the shipping up to rediculous amounts
You should try Amazon... unless you're a RSD-indie-shop-local-hipster type, then I totally get why you wouldn't.

Anyways, I get a lot of my new releases from Amazon, and prices tend to be slightly cheaper than my local stores and shipping is free if the order is over $25.
I couldn't see Core or Purple on Amazon - had to go through some other online retailer. Although last night I was having a wee browse on Amazon and found some place advertising on there that had 1 copy left of Superunknown on vinyl - so I grabbed that.
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PIcked up on the cheap from amazon

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