greatcompromise

My second LP is more pink than red.

Just picked up from a record store in Austin. They had quite a few of them, even though it was released on Monday for some reason. Turned out to be red. Sounds fantastic.

Saw a few copies in my local record store the other night, the couple I picked up were both numbered in the 3000s. Like 3100 and 3400 something.

Placed my order on 2/16/14 and got #171. But, I could care less about the number - it sounds great!

"All Silver series are released on standard weight vinyl which helps us offer them at a lower price point."

For anyone interested: "As far as the sourcing for Love is Hell goes; The entire original main album (tracks 1-16) were mastered from original masters. Some of the bonus material including songs released in other countries, originally were mastered from the best sources that could be authenticated."

I'm guessing there's no download code included? Haven't ever gotten one with previous MoFi releases.

Hi, I got a new Denon DP300F with Ortofon 2M Red from NeedleDoctor. Seems like an adequate player for casual listening and automatic operation. I'm pretty sure the problems I'm having are due to bad record pressings. Just wanted to see what you guys think. First issue is with a new copy of Glen Hansard's Drive All Night. Side B starts off very noisy with awful volume fluctuation. Here's a SoundCloud link of the first bit. I cleaned the record first with a carbon fiber brush and also with a wet vinyl cleaner. Is this just a bad pressing? Any way to fix? Second thing is with the new Neil Young archive record. When I get to Old Man on the first side, track 6 I think, it skips around like crazy. Bad pressing again? Your opinions would be greatly appreciated before I return the player and get rid of my vinyl headache. Thanks!