
Originally Posted by
Lawrence001
I've got that record too, the one where they mix into each other and the tracks are a bit different in places too. Love it. Picked mine up in Camden market in 1992 for £2, along with a hessian covered gatefold of Joy Division - Still for the same price. I was well chuffed!
You should be chuffed - that's quite a rare album now!! Not many good examples (usually scratched etc) of it are around - I think there were only a few hundred made of it
. I prefer the vinyl version of it because you can really hear the songs mix into each other really well but the CD version doesn't quite deliver that mixing quite as well. I prefer the sound quality of CD though (I dont want to start the debate of which sounds better, CD or Vinyl (although I'm always biased toward CD even though the odd album sometimes does come across better on Vinyl).
I'll leave the debate to the purists !!!!!!!!
It isn't necessarily about doing things right, its also about doing the right thing !!!
ITS A LONG WAY TO THE TOP........................ WHEN YA WANNA ROCK N ROLL !!!
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