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- Joined on March 4, 2016
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No issue with this pressing, either quality wise or sound wise. The LP clean, flat, quiet. Artwork looks no more blurry/soft-focused than the original pressing. It just has a look that is very much of its time. The production also has a sound very...
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Flat. Quiet. Great sonics. Can't go wrong with this reissue; it's very well done.
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Found this years ago in the dollar bin and, if memory serves, had only barely heard of Lynn. Picked it up when I saw that Ronnie McCoury (Del's son) on here. His mandolin picking here is sweet as can be. Also turns out that Marshall Willborn is...
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An absolutely gorgeous pressing. Proof positive that 200g behemoths are not required to deliver excellence.
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My copy matches this listing and matrices but did not come with an insert. Purchased directly from Northern Heritage.
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Apologies for the delayed response: no, I am not; haven't heard this pressing.
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Uploaded pics of the actual LP with this pressing. They look pretty blue in the pics, but in your hand, in the light, it throws more purple than it does blue. Not that that is something which is fatal, but just something to be aware of. When I first...
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A beautiful pressing. Super clear, flat, quiet. Very nicely done.
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Another stunning pressing and record of Weill from Stratas. As the liner notes indicate, this one is special, handpicked by Weill's widow, Lotte Lenya (who delivered Weill songs excellently as well), especially for Stratas. Stratas' performance, and...
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A gorgeous pressing. Flat, dead quiet, with Stratas just shining through. She is the absolute master of Weill, and this record makes that clear to any doubters. Just fantastic.
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Great homage by Wes to Nancy Wilson and George Shearing's LP, "The Swinging's Mutual." Love it.
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RIP brother. Can't believe you're gone. Too damn soon. Heartbroken. RIP Mike.
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Some of the initial runs also were signed (on the jacket) by Kenny.
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Another Dwight release that is just so deserving of a well-done vinyl release.
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Amen. Would absolutely love this on a well-done vinyl. And MOV or Real Gone would be a great choice.
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Yes, and well done on the part of Century Media to follow up like that. Many labels/distros no longer care as much. Obviously there will be some who moan and groan that it should never have been allowed to go out, and while that may be, at least these...
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My last store copy remains sealed, but I received this from Century Media:
You are receiving this email because you purchased the Lucifer III Yellow & Green Swirl Vinyl LP from the Century Media Store. Due to a manufacturing error, the final vinyl... See full review |
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Yeah, it's intentional ad my copy is the same way. It was done that way as described by Shelter-Fan. If memory serves correctly, the Duane Allman Anthology I repress is done the same way.
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There are also an orange-reddish swirl vinyl edition of this, and a bluish-goldish version as well, both from Friday music.
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Double check these right away if you pick one up. Some out there are coming with two LP1s, missing the LP2. Not mislabeled LP2, just missing altogether. So don't sleep on it awhile after you receive it.
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According to Friday Music, this is, quoting: "Mastered impeccably by Joe Reagoso." No statement on "original master tapes."
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My copy isn't either. Seems a later non-limited run was done as well.
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Not a bad pressing, but has to have one of the roughest edges I've felt in a very long time. Seriously could grate cheese with the edges of these LPs.
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The copy I got in was bright clear pink too. Almost bubble-gum color.
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There are also mis-pressings on this, with at least one LP of this 2 LP set having the same labels for each side - e.g., my copy has "Side B" labels for both side of LP 1. LP 2 is correct with the C/D.
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Some of these are also issued signed by Barry Adamson.
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Some of these are also issued signed by Barry Adamson.
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Some of these (not sure how many) came signed by Vince Gill.
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There are at least three versions of this pressing. One is on red vinyl. Not sure how limited the red is. One is on black vinyl. The third is on a white marble vinyl. That one is limited to 100 copies.
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Barnes and Noble has an exclusive of this pressing which came with an autographed sleeve.
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A limited amount of these, when purchased from his online shop, came autographed by Gary Hoey.
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There is another version of this (on 2xLP, presumably black vinyl) put out under the Craft Recordings label, which appears to have done this pressing for Vinyl Me Please. The catalog number of CR00234 matches my non-Vinyl Me Please copy.
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Added pic of signed jacket version which includes a better shot of the LPs themselves to see color. This smokey/clear is almost a bluish type color. There is another version the band calls "smokey/clear' that is a yellow color.
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No longer in print, no longer in stock at Newbury Comics (at least their web store).
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It should be noted, to avoid confusion, that the A side of this EP had some pressings issued with the A side label from Tail Records - TEP 2004 (The Brewsters, Solid Tail Wailers Four). However, it's only a label issue and the actual songs are as...
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My copy has this catalog number CL 1325, is Mono, but center labels are a Columbia "two eye," with the Columbia logo sitting to the left and to the right of the center hole.
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There is also a promo version of this pressing as well. My copy has a reddish/orange oval sticker on the back, reading "DJ" with "Not For Sale" underneath it. The labels are a yellow M-G-M record label, with "SPECIAL DISC JOCKEY RECORD" "Not For Sale"...
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