zach.drummond

Maybe I'm missing something here, but I don't see the point behind the hate for this concept. Pro-ject makes great products, right? The way I see it if anyone is going to do an upright wall-mountable turntable, and do it right-it's them.

I also picked this up. Came all the way from Greece. Took 20 days to arrive to my house in BHM, AL. lol IMG_5696 by Zachary J Drummond, on Flickr It's a 45's box set of Coldplay's singles from their first three albums, and their first EP from 1999 called The Blue Room. It's pretty neat. Some of the records are a little brighter than I expected, but a lot of the songs here are otherwise unreleased works.

I bought a bunch this month. I just got into collecting vinyl after years of considering it. So far I am very happy! Every Open Eye - Chvrches Parachutes - Coldplay (Parlophone issued) A Rush of Blood to the Head - Coldplay (Parlophone issued) A Head Full of Dreams - Coldplay (Parlophone issued) Transatlanticism - Death Cab for Cutie Plans - Death Cab for Cutie Kind of Blue - Miles Davis (DOL issued, sounds totally meh) Vitals - Mutemath (Just awful vinyl) Nevermind - Nirvana United - Phoenix Radiohead Rocks Germany 2001 - Radiohead Bitter Rivals - Sleigh Bells As of now my only bad experience has been with Mutemath's Vitals LP. I have this album on CD also, so I know how it sounds. I liked the album a lot, but their label must have done a poor job with the vinyl release. It sounds TERRIBLE. I love Mutemath. I'm going to see them in a couple weeks for the second time within the last years time, but this LP is a no no. Buy the CD.