Vinyl Me Please Essentials

I need to relisten to bright eyes to see if I want it enough to pay, because the other 2 are other "I respect but don't really want" choices but can easily be swapped for the game and gravediggaz which are easy buys, bright eyes is the only one where there is no easy swap when doubting my renewal
 
TenderLovingKiller® said:
Yeah, this may entice me but I am gonna wait for some reviews. I just don’t know how much fidelity there is to be squeezed out of these recordings. If their are rave reviews then I will jump on it but I am in wait and see mode for the time being.
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Yeah, I think this is where I'm at, too. I have an original with the SAE Mastering stamp and it actually sounds great despite the long runtime. I agree that I don't think there's anything anyone can do to make this an audiophile-type recording. The new one will probably have some extra loudness and punch.
 
keylime_5 said:
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Bright Eyes, Thin Lizzy and Interpol Coming to VMP Essentials

Our next three Essentials Records of the Month — which you’ll receive if you sign up for VMP Essentials in July, August and September 2022 — feature an indie classic, a ’70s Irish rock breakout and the unforgettable debut album from a New York band. Read more about them below.
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Thin Lizzy not AAA, but mastered by Kevin Gray, so it will still sound awesome at least
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yesssss. i'll resub for Thin Lizzy. for anybody who hasn't heard Jailbreak, it's one hell of a great classic rock album.

wonder if they are doing the die cut cover?
 
can someone remind me--does Alchemy do AAA cuts? Looks like Bright Eyes is: "lacquers cut by Cicely Balston at Alchemy Mastering at AIR"
 
Hemotep said:
Same here. I'm looking forward to that one.
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and it's apparently a boom boom cut?
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NEVER CHANGE, STORFER

Winistorfer said of the record, “Interpol came out of the fertile grounds of New York rock in the early 2000s, but where their contemporaries had a shaggy, street-gang vibe or a kitchen sink approach to songwriting, Interpol seemed like the coolest band who played the coolest parties. They dressed better, and their songs sounded like wearing sunglasses on a nighttime car-ride in an endless metropolis, a place where they had 200 couches where you could sleep tight. Their debut, turning 20 this year, is as flawless, considered, influential and distinguished as it was back then, and we’re honored to present here for the first time expanded to 2LP.”
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Never got into Bright Eyes, they were always on my radar but never grabbed me, listened again this week and still doesn't move me!

Thin Lizzy is cool but not international pricing cool...might wait on the reviews though and grab it down the road.. That record GOES!!

Probably just stick with the copy of Interpol I have, I don't listen to it much and don't feel the need to double dip on their second best record...

I'm personally a little underwhelmed by these picks, they need to put down that copy of Meet Me in the Bathroom and maybe start reading Our Band Could be Your Life or something... maybe get out of the country I've heard Europe is nice this time of year...
 
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