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Yeah, won't be tip on like the Tone Poets is my guess.
 
But I've been getting really clean BN80s for $18 lately. Cant complain at that price for AAA from Optimal. Also glad they are redoing a lot of the titles from the crumby BN75 run with these new Classics reissues. 

Got mine today! SO good.

I assume "standard packaging" is direct to board and not tip on?
 
 

Blue Note announced their Classics reissue series. It's a continuation of the BN80 series. Lots of heavy hitters in here. AAA mastering. Affordable prices. Best news for jazz vinyl reissues recently, imo.
 
 
http://www.bluenote.com/classic-vinyl-reissue-series/

I actually thought you could still buy a decent copy for those prices. My copy is only vg, but it's deep groove and sounds great. That is the cool thing about those old Blue Notes.
 

I spun this last night and it sounds so damn good. So glad I picked this one up. 

I believe it was some Hoffman forums nerds. 
 
But yeah, because basically no one was buying records in 1994, they just used the redbook master to cut it.  
 
 

Galactic Melt is listed on the tracklisting. Was there an earlier version of this track? I wish Korova was on there. 

The code WELCOME10 took 10% off my order at Ghostly's website. Total was $26 and change shipped media mail in the US.

The code WELCOME10 took 10% off my order at Ghostly's website. Total was $26 and change shipped media mail in the US.

They have teased artwork for their release, so probably coming nearer the December anniversary 

What's the point of fooling all of us about a potential new release from Whirr? I don't get it. 

10 . 4.  Good buddy.

10 . 4.  Good buddy.

10 . 4.  Good buddy.

It's good.  It's just by-the-numbers Washed Out.  You can leave the room and return, and feel like you haven't missed a whole lot of what the album has to offer.  Not a huge critique, and I actually enjoy his style enough that I don't mind when he plays it safe or gives the listener exactly what they want instead of challenging us with something "ahead of its time".

Weight doesn't affect sound. 180g records warp just as easily and are harder to flatten out.

Absolutely horrible company. But you know people will still ride the train and pay $43 for an LP because "iTs LiMiTeD eDiTiOnS aNd YoUrE pAyInG fOr tHe SeRvIcE!!"
 
They can fuck right off.  Almost, almost as bad as VNYL.

Love those shipping options i get from TTL
 

 

$27 shipped from WashedOut.net for the Loser edition
 
$20.80 shipped from Subpop for the Loser edition. 
 
LP is clear, not white.

I remember when Deep Elm proclaimed the gold would be the be all end all last pressing. They even sold the metal mother master discs used to press the vinyl . I was luckily enough to snag Side D way back then. Somehow dumb young me not only kept it, but left it in decent enough shape through the years and now it hangs as my 'vinyl mantle' centerpiece.  Hope the other mothers are fairing as well.

At the end of the day, I just want to know why anyone would consciously own and then part ways with LLO:V3.

Nothing says eco friendly better than pressing 15,000 copies of your entire catalog that's all already available and in print.

Nothing says eco friendly better than pressing 15,000 copies of your entire catalog that's all already available and in print.

Nothing says eco friendly better than pressing 15,000 copies of your entire catalog that's all already available and in print.