Very pleased this is getting a reissue. Nice yellow marble too!
Yep..great album ..and one of two I’m missing on vinyl so an instant order ...need Up to Our Hips next please record label (I missed out on that green vinyl exclusive reissue at Piccadilly records a few years back )Very pleased this is getting a reissue. Nice yellow marble too!
“Hey Amazon, here’s $25! I just found out about music and I think I find it enjoyable. Tell me what bands to like!”
“Hey Amazon, here’s $25! I just found out about music and I think I find it enjoyable. Tell me what bands to like!”
I heard the first two releases are The Wall and London Calling. $25 for either of those is an alright deal, I think they both average more than that regularly but also, if your diligent, I am sure you could probably find the same pressings for around that price give or take so it kinda begs the question, what’s the point?These are records from the 60s and 70s. Get ready for some dollar bin disco
I heard the first two releases are The Wall and London Calling. $25 for either of those is an alright deal, I think they both average more than that regularly but also, if your diligent, I am sure you could probably find the same pressings for around that price give or take so it kinda begs the question, what’s the point?
From the product details....But will it have the Gansta Boo verse? Ha ha.
It was the Bernie Grundman cut of The Wall, which for $25 is kinda a solid deal. I'm with @Dead C though. Not really sure who this is for...maybe a gift from a lazy Uncle whose niece/nephew just bought a record player and doesn't wanna bother with choosing anything custom?I heard the first two releases are The Wall and London Calling. $25 for either of those is an alright deal, I think they both average more than that regularly but also, if your diligent, I am sure you could probably find the same pressings for around that price give or take so it kinda begs the question, what’s the point?
I think it has serious Dad vibes, and that “just got a record player (again) after so many years” demo is the same people keeping all those catalog titles in print year over year. This might be a balloon for a larger program (I don’t get that feel though) or it might just be a way to guarantee some sales on catalog titles to fill a contract. Right now I don’t see it representing anything super interesting/industry threatening. Amazon already has the recurring order structure in place so it’s not like they’re investing a lot of resources.It was the Bernie Grundman cut of The Wall, which for $25 is kinda a solid deal. I'm with @Dead C though. Not really sure who this is for...maybe a gift from a lazy Uncle whose niece/nephew just bought a record player and doesn't wanna bother with choosing anything custom?
Speaking on behalf of Dads, please don't link this crap record club to us.I think it has serious Dad vibes, and that “just got a record player (again) after so many years” demo is the same people keeping all those catalog titles in print year over year. This might be a balloon for a larger program (I don’t get that feel though) or it might just be a way to guarantee some sales on catalog titles to fill a contract. Right now I don’t see it representing anything super interesting/industry threatening. Amazon already has the recurring order structure in place so it’s not like they’re investing a lot of resources.
If the New Balances fit…Speaking on behalf of Dads, please don't link this crap record club to us.
Yep that could be it too. I also see it more as them offloading stock vs trying to shake up the industry. I guess at least the pressings are solid it seems so far? Probably dipping their toes into it. I doubt they start doing their own pressings or anything outside of the Target/Walmart color variants.I think it has serious Dad vibes, and that “just got a record player (again) after so many years” demo is the same people keeping all those catalog titles in print year over year. This might be a balloon for a larger program (I don’t get that feel though) or it might just be a way to guarantee some sales on catalog titles to fill a contract. Right now I don’t see it representing anything super interesting/industry threatening. Amazon already has the recurring order structure in place so it’s not like they’re investing a lot of resources.
Anything yet on the other albums?Going up Sunday July 11.