Where'd you get Roy Brooks?
Nice! I ordered 3 albums from Jazz Messengers (Roy Hargrove, Charles Lloyd, Barney Wilen) as 3 separate orders before realising that I could have added the tote bag. When I ordered the last one I popped a message in there and they got back to me to say they had already shipped without realising but will add a bag to the next order I place in the future if I let them know in advance. Really nice of them to do that considering it was my mistake.For anyone who got Harold Land, is the edges of the records in your set also really rough?
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My Harold Land feels like someone manually cut off the excess with a chees grater or something lol Also got some excess wax in the spindle holes. The surfaces look great, though, but i can't figure out who pressed it.Nice! I ordered 3 albums from Jazz Messengers (Roy Hargrove, Charles Lloyd, Barney Wilen) as 3 separate orders before realising that I could have added the tote bag. When I ordered the last one I popped a message in there and they got back to me to say they had already shipped without realising but will add a bag to the next order I place in the future if I let them know in advance. Really nice of them to do that considering it was my mistake.
The records in my Harold Land arent rough-edged but there was a bit of loose vinyl that came off when I cleaned them.
Oh wow, yeah mine wasnt that bad but it definitely had loose bits that came off really easily.My Harold Land feels like someone manually cut off the excess with a chees grater or something lol Also got some excess wax in the spindle holes. The surfaces look great, though, but i can't figure out who pressed it.
That ebay package makes me question common sense and angry at the same time. On a side note, at first I thought the pumpkin head was holding a pair of pantiesPink Floyd – Delicate Sound Of Thunder
Halloween II (2009) (Waxwork 2021 Reissue)
Got a great deal on this Kuni & FTB, then the guy just decided to throw in the
Haunted House sounds album which ended up being super clean.
This is the album I know the least by far involving FTB but looking forward to changing that now.
Kuni Kawachi & Flower Travelling Band – Kirikyogen (1971) (20?? Unofficial Reissue /300)
Chilling, Thrilling Sounds Of The Haunted House (1973)
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Along with the Halloween II Soundtrack above I got these 5 spinatures from Waxwork just before they were retired! They're so much nicer then I even expected in person. Kind of bummed I missed Frankenstein but i'm excited to see what they do for the next wave now. Also, as usual I can't compliment them enough on there packaging of everything which is as good as anyone imo. They even threw in the slipmat and a MoFi sleeve.
Here's a second package I got from ebay .. That's a 3lp record in there and was in brutal condition when I opened it. He literally grabbed a shopping bag, threw some tape on it, and wrote Fragi(le) like that would make any real difference. The younger generation learning there packing from Amazon (Or mayyybe a cocaine dealer?) is no good. At least it was somewhat cheap and not something I had to have, just kind of ridiculous.
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Thanks for that.Oh wow, yeah mine wasnt that bad but it definitely had loose bits that came off really easily.
I found a review online that states " The tracks have been remastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearant Audio, and pressed on 180 gm vinyl by the Standard Vinyl company from Toronto"
Harold Land – Westward Bound! - Reel to Real
Tenor sax Harold Land's "Westward Bound!", now re-released as a 2 LP 180 Gram Vinyl, Through Record Day Recofds. Jazz Music Review by Jeff Krow.www.audaud.com
Actually no, they're not. That's Precision Record Pressing. I've never heard of Standard Vinyl Company before. But they sound equally brutal?
Oh, that's right. "Precision".Actually no, they're not. That's Precision Record Pressing. I've never heard of Standard Vinyl Company before. But they sound equally brutal?
NICE!
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only been a massive fan for like 36 years… had these on traded tapes, then a bootleg LP, then nicer digital files, and finally on official vinyl.