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Colored vinyl from who knows when and the cover is almost made out of paper towels but it sounds great!
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Thanks for the heads up. Words words words words words words.
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Just got this one, nice textured cover with a small CRC sticker one the back. I find it hard to believe this was pressed in 1976 with blue/silver Bogart labels.
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Definitely. And I think the mix on this is better than the b-side version.
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Until today the only LP I hadn't played was Entertainment because I have three copies of it already and didn't see the immediate need. The WHOLE OPENING to I Found That Essence Rare is missing! WTF? It's on the mp3 that Matador sent so I guess it's a...
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Sure, but the 2012 vinyl was mastered digitally. This is glorious analogue.
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As enticing as having these four songs on a single EP is I can't imagine the full version of The Electrician would be here, sharing a side with Shutout on a 45 RPM 7".
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smnmy Yes, it has those three tracks. They're listed on the label but not on the back cover.
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Kind of annoying that they'd spend time and money reissuing this on vinyl when they know that everyone is dying for New Order: Substance. Oh well.
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The tracklisting on the back is correct, it's the CD that has the sides reversed.
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The 5.1 mix on this really is something else. Great job, Adam Kasper.
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I bought one on the day of release in 1994 (along with Superunknown, same day). Unfortunately both were lost in a fire two months later (it's okay, a later roommate sold me his for $30 in 1999). I never noticed if it said 'for promotional use only' on...
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Currently seeing this online for $130-140 at the likes of Target, Amazon, and Walmart.
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I got lucky, no bends or dings but yeah, the mailer is skimpy, especially for something they're so pumped about. Sound-wise it's amazing, the only other release I can compare it to is the white label DJ promo.
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grnslv54 With the exception of Midnight Cowboy the album has been squeezed onto the first LP while the b-sides etc. are on the second.
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muzakking Stacking records was still going on in the 70s and early 80s. My family still had one in 1987, others as well. Plenty of auto-coupled double albums were coming out (do a search of 'soundtrack auto-coupled'). This might be one of the last,...
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BGko I meant more than the other NYA releases. Both Canterburys are $$$.
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preemptive I did end up getting them replaced. I asked to exchange it and they said that because it's colored vinyl it'd probably be a waste of time but they let me try. I'm super glad I did. They're much better, no crazy crackles (except for one...
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Just picked this up for $50 in the US. I don't have the original pressings of the albums to compare this to (someday), but this comp certainly leaves the current reissues in the dust. I feel like I'm hearing these songs for the first time. The only...
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Wow. I had the slipmat but used it once for a DJ gig the week I bought the album. It was stolen off my turntable while I was getting a beer. I was pissed then but I guess I should be thanking them. My vinyl is A-OK. Ski Bunny!
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Wow. I had the slipmat but used it once for a DJ gig the week I bought the album. It was stolen off my turntable while I was getting a beer. I was pissed then but I guess I should be thanking them. My vinyl is A-OK. Ski Bunny!
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Goddamn, this sounds great. How does a mastering from 1987 sound better than an original? Sam Feldman rules!
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On headphones: this sounds subdued compared to my US first pressing, particularly the drums, like they were trying to cut down any sibilance. It still sounds great, though. Certainly better than the one from the 20th Anniversary set.
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I hesitated because it's a single LP but the packaging looked spot on so I bought it. Glad I did. Seeing Chris Bellman's initials in the dead wax was a relief. Sounds great.
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Sounds great. Unfortunately it has the 3:38 single edit of "Burnin' For You" instead of the album version that's on the label. At least mine does.
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preemptive Maybe it's just my pressing. There's some gunk on a couple of them. I've been debating whether or not to go through the hassle of getting it replaced.
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It looks nice but for how expensive it was it's a total disappointment. Every single record is littered with crackles and pops. As far as the box goes there's no booklet with credits, liner notes, photos or anything. The two pics from the original...
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Believe the hype. I'm primarily a mono guy but this is amazing, on par with the legendary German B-3 Magical Mystery Tour. Yes, instruments/vocals are hard panned but it hardly matters because it sounds so absolutely clear that it just works.
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It’s on the new clear version that Rhino just put out. Rock and Roll and New Age are longer as well.
https://www.discogs.com/release/25694923-The-Velvet-Underground-Loaded |
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This is the best-sounding White Album I own. Clear as day, bass is loud and perfectly placed.
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Great great great. Sound is fantastic, bass really thumps. Quiet, too. And the packaging is damn gorgeous. Says Made in Poland in the fine print but no sticker.
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I had to get this shipped from Poland but it was totally worth. Sounds great. DL code still works, too.
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Now that I have both this and the 2014 pressing I can say that the 2014 kicks this one's ass. This 2018 is a big wimp compared to the 2014. Unfortunately I have to keep both because the 2014 has the Sgt. Pepper's Reprise fade-in on A Day in the Life...
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When it first came out the LP, cassette and a limited amount of CDs all had the "n****" verse intact. Then the CDs lost it, then the vinyl. It seems to occasionally pop up on some releases, though.
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This is one of the best sounding 12" singles I own. PLAY IT LOUD
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Thanks for the "Passin' Me By" updates. I can always count on Discogs to save me $45.
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"My Brother's a Basehead", "Afro Connections at a Hi 5 (In the Eyes of the Hoodlum", "Who Do U Worship?", and "Kicked Out the House" are bonus tracks exclusively found on the CD version, not on the cassette (for some reason).
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How do you know this? Can't find anything about it online. Link, please and thanks.
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FiaKaleem is a total fake. A Google image search of their seller pic gets you a Linked In account for some guy in the UK, while Kaleem is shipping from the US. Most of if not all of the titles have recently been featured on Discogs' Trending Releases...
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Yeah, got it today. No download card. Sounds wonderful, though.
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Sold this one back in 2005. I figured "hey, I have the Shimmy-Disc one. No big whoop." Well, big whoop indeed.
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