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PO: My Bloody Valentine - New Album 180 gram
thieves replied to tonyfranciosa's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
i grew up on a single lp copy of stereolab's 'emperor tomato ketchup' that sounded great. the sides are 30 minutes long each. more lps =/= better than -
PO: My Bloody Valentine - New Album 180 gram
thieves replied to tonyfranciosa's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
2lp just means 2x a chance of something being wrong and any scratches occuring that many more times per minute. 23 minute sides are perfectly fine. i'd be more angry if i got a 2lp that had two songs per side. -
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marc maron should come into this thread as part of his stamps.com deal
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the How to Press a Record Thread
thieves replied to xjustinxschwierx's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
180g records were originally made because they were more resistant to warping. a lot of warping occurs as a necessary evil in the pressing process. the reason for this is that more heat (usually) = better filling of the grooves with vinyl. a lot of noisy records (most notably ones that are noisy at the beginning of each side) are that way because vinyl didn't fill those first few grooves. a press running 180g vinyl starts with a bigger biscuit (the hockey puck shaped piece that becomes a record) can be heated a lot more before warping, resulting in less surface noise, especially at the beginnings of sides. this doesn't mean that every 180g record is going to have pristine sound, just that the resistance to warping works to the advantage of 180g records. plus 180g records cost more... so any plant with a good business plan would take special care to make sure their most expensive records are held to the highest quality standard. -
a buddy of mine sold some stuff to henry rollins on ebay a few years ago but that's the closest i have to an applicable story
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PO: My Bloody Valentine - New Album 180 gram
thieves replied to tonyfranciosa's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
my copy has some minor seam splitting and the cd holder slot is slightly ripped as well but fuck it it could have come in a brown paper bag as long as the record itself is ok. i'm not playing the cover -
tokimedo reacted to a post in a topic: PO: HRVRD "From The Birds Cage" - Limited 12" & Bundle Package from ETR
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Albums That Should Be Pressed on Vinyl
thieves replied to chutterhanban's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
i've had 'talker' since it was a new release and man was that album done right. 180g all-wave (though this was before they had to have a name for it) one of my best sounding records. i would love to have the older stuff too though, i bought the rest of the discography on cd -
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the How to Press a Record Thread
thieves replied to xjustinxschwierx's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
please don't have a mastering engineer blast out the volume of your acoustic-based record. your s's will be ssssuper ssssibilant and the record will be prone to other surface noise issues in the pressing stage. better to go with a more dynamic master cut at a modest (but not especially quiet) volume. gotta groove's go to is http://www.wellmademusic.net/ and i would trust clint 100% with any rock record. heavyweight vinyl is a safer bet if you can afford it, as the resistance to warping allows folks at the plant to tune in the machine for sound a bit more. a lot of that tuning in has everything to do with heating and cooling of the record, so a more resilient record can be tuned in a bit better without warping. -
been spending all summer finishing my attic, can't wait to snap some new pics in a month or two
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THE OFFICIAL EBAY CRAZINESS THREAD
thieves replied to vinyljunkie's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
came in here to post that beach house, there's another for $399 and a third listing is dubiously titled "glow in the dark cover" for $75 buy it now, but it's just the white version -
I'm @lescousinsdangereux I post a lot of record pictures but te not dedicated, my account does have some behind-the-scenes shots at gotta groove, too
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Post a PIC Of Your Collection (Band or Label ONLY)
thieves replied to impact's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
that slumberland collection is great my lorelei lp has a big bend on it that makes it nearly impossible to play the first song on each side without intense anti-skate and counterweight -
PO - You Blew It! - Grow Up, Dude (Topshelf)
thieves replied to catalinacaper's topic in Vinyl Collective Message Board
watch out if anyone ever ebays a test pressing of this, it's missing a song.- 80 replies
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- you blew it
- grow up dude
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