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Is this the /VinylJerk subreddit?@Mather , side A is the shortest of the 4 sides, but that's about what you'd be working with.
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Is this the /VinylJerk subreddit?@Mather , side A is the shortest of the 4 sides, but that's about what you'd be working with.
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If it was, I would have removed my socks to expose my toes.Is this the /VinylJerk subreddit?
TouchéIf it was, I would have removed my socks to expose my toes.
Do you realize that it could easily have been cut at 45rpm on a single record? The only reason to do it on two records is price gouging.Your setup is definitely better than mine, so you may notice more of an audible difference.
But I do recall when I first opened the 45 rpm version and I was inspecting the discs, I was kind of shocked at how little was pressed to each record. My immediate reaction was, "ugh...I should have bought the 33."
I ended up purchasing the 33 rpm version months later (once it was repressed) because I love the album but I just didn't find myself listening to the 45 because I didn't want to be bothered flipping it so frequently. Totally kills the vibe for me. I don't mind other 45 rpm records I own, but this Muddy seemed like too much of a "workout" to simply enjoy the music. Granted most of the 45 rpm albums I own have at least 12 - 15 minutes per side.
price gouging.
It looks like it would be roughly 17 minutes of music per side, can you squeeze that much onto a 45? It's probably right around there somewhere in terms of max amount yes?Do you realize that it could easily have been cut at 45rpm on a single record? The only reason to do it on two records is price gouging.
Mentioned this a week or so ago, but just got this one last night and it's pretty awesome.
Seu Jorge & Rogê - Night Dreamer
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The studio it was recorded at is located directly above Record Industry in the netherlands. They have done a whole series now of recording single-take albums directly to acetate. Then they walk it downstairs to RI and press it up. It's a pretty great sounding record. OOS it seems in a lot of places but I'd recommend it if you see it! They have done a few other artists in this series too.
I don't usually do math on Fridays, so I'm gonna trust you on this one.It looks like it would be roughly 17 minutes of music per side, can you squeeze that much onto a 45? It's probably right around there somewhere in terms of max amount yes?
The longest side cut on 45 I have seen is Elvin Jones - Genesis Music Matters Side 1, which is 15 minutes. That's really the absolute limit, cutting a side that long at 45 the cutting lathe arm will literally lift if it goes longer. So really, the Muddy Waters couldn't fit, but it could have comfortably be 3 sides. But you can't charge as much for 3 sides as 4, even - as the pic above shows - there is huge wastage on each side.It looks like it would be roughly 17 minutes of music per side, can you squeeze that much onto a 45? It's probably right around there somewhere in terms of max amount yes?
Totally agree. That side one is hilarious.The longest side cut on 45 I have seen is Elvin Jones - Genesis Music Matters Side 1, which is 15 minutes. That's really the absolute limit, cutting a side that long at 45 the cutting lathe arm will literally lift if it goes longer. So really, the Muddy Waters couldn't fit, but it could have comfortably be 3 sides. But you can't charge as much for 3 sides as 4, even - as the pic above shows - there is huge wastage on each side.
Thanks, but nope, not me. Surf's Up is the one I'm most interested in. (And I don't think AP ever did that one?)@Russ I didn’t you want this one?
The Beach Boys-Sunflower-200 Gram Vinyl Record|Acoustic Sounds
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It should come back into stock I think? I had it on backorder for the old price. Ah I thought you had gotten the sunflower/surfs up sessions reissue and said it was pretty bad but now I remember it was Surfs up you wanted more!Thanks, but nope, not me. Surf's Up is the one I'm most interested in. (And I don't think AP ever did that one?)
EDIT: Wrong, they did, but it's a pricey one at this point.
Yeah, it was the Feel Flows release that I tried, but ended up returning it because it was horrible. For now, I'm settling for an OG Surf's Up I have until a repress comes along.It should come back into stock I think? I had it on backorder for the old price. Ah I thought you had gotten the sunflower/surfs up sessions reissue and said it was pretty bad but now I remember it was Surfs up you wanted more!
Dammit, I have the Time Out 33...This is all I needed. I have the 33 and it's up there with the best sounding albums in my collection and I honestly wasn't sure how much better it could really be. If the takeaway is "slightly but it's 7 minutes a side" I'll stick with the 33. I found the 45 of Brubeck Time Out beat out the 33 by enough that it was worth it. But I'll give this one a miss.
Look, it's not THAT much different. It really isn't. It's got more presence but the 33 is excellent. I can hear a difference on my new speakers. I don't know that I'd be able to hear a difference on my previous setup.Dammit, I have the Time Out 33...
I kid, I kid. The 33 sounds just dandy to me.Look, it's not THAT much different. It really isn't. It's got more presence but the 33 is excellent. I can hear a difference on my new speakers. I don't know that I'd be able to hear a difference on my previous setup.
Oh, it's WELL worth it. It's stunning. That being said with them doing the One Step I'm not sure what the plan is for the 33. But if you can get it, do it. The clarity on it is just unreal.Sigh, now that Muddy Waters 33 is on my wishlist.