I have issues with the packaging annal, That loreena album sleeve for example is on paper thin card...piss poor... and I absolutely hate to see a 180 gram remaster etc etc supplied in a plain card inner that is guaranteed to leave hairlines the first time its taken out of the inner... :doh: :steam: what can you do :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Barbarian
Don't buy the tripe then :lol: The only re-isssue i kept are the 200grm King Crimsons, im happy with those.
Those Crimsons are a lesson in how it should be done.. but there's more than a few that sound superb in comparison to the originals. the ones I feel most leary about are the Sony/Universal/whatever "Back to Black" nice packaging but I don't trust the vinyl.. I have some but I try to avoid them..Quote:
Originally Posted by The Barbarian
Thick good sounding vinyl, Labels look a good resemblence to the pinkies & the cover construction is good. The Poseidon is a fraction too thin card but in whole very good..
Quietman 'Shhhh' {2xLP on Platipus Records}
After that: Platipus Records 5th Anniversary Collection, in association with Wax mag
R L Burnside is a super artist. Got one of his or hadQuote:
Originally Posted by Gazjam
Nice Gary, a bit of Burnside.
Emily Barker - The Toerag Sessions
2015
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If anyone is unfamiliar with this, it's superb. Recorded solo and live from the floor direct to two-track tape, with no mastering or editing in Liam Watson's all analogue Toerag Studios. My current album of the year.
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One of my rarities ..man can he play 'n' sing [emoji12]