Haha, Beatles collectors are on a different level.Well holy fuck...this just ended...I think it might b time to part with mu copy
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Roughly $386 per song.Well holy fuck...this just ended...I think it might be time to part with my copy
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Don't forget Margo PriceIs it just me or do live albums seem to be making a comeback? War on Drugs, Belle & Sebastian and now Arctic Monkeys. I guess people are craving live music.
Well holy fuck...this just ended...I think it might b time to part with mu copy
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Well holy fuck...this just ended...I think it might be time to part with my copy
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Solid Gold is quite great. Doesn’t quite reach the same highs as Entertainment! But it’s good nonetheless. Songs of the Free is solid too but I haven’t listened to anything outside of those three.This is a serious question that may sound snarky, but are any GOF albums besides Entertainment! worth owning? It's the only one that I really know. I also wish the album they released in 2005ish where they re recorded a bunch of tracks was in this.
I can't forget one if I didn't know about it.Don't forget Margo Price
Seems that way! I'm generally not a fan.Is it just me or do live albums seem to be making a comeback? War on Drugs, Belle & Sebastian and now Arctic Monkeys. I guess people are craving live music.
I've actually missed live albums. I don't make it to many shows these days and I hate watching low quality YouTube videos.Seems that way! I'm generally not a fan.
That's an easy switch. Looks like the free shipping threshold is $35 again though? Needed to pre order the new Local Natives EP anyway.
I mean...it’s hard not to do it after that
I've actually missed live albums. I don't make it to many shows these days and I hate watching low quality YouTube videos.
You're fine. I didn't realize it until today either. Must have been a recent change.Damn didn't realized they raised the free shipping threshold to $35, my bad.
I like Solid Gold. The boxset is a bit overpriced for what it is. The live set is good quality and has been bootlegged for years. I think it was professionally recorded as they intended to release it back in the 80s. For me it will come down to where it is pressed, fingers crossed that Matador doesn't cheap out here.Solid Gold is quite great. Doesn’t quite reach the same highs as Entertainment! But it’s good nonetheless. Songs of the Free is solid too but I haven’t listened to anything outside of those three.
I find it weird, as I mostly hate live albums on vinyl. The point of this vice to me is sound fidelity and that's really difficult to master from a live recording. The exception being live small studio recordings where they're actually balanced and well mixed.Is it just me or do live albums seem to be making a comeback? War on Drugs, Belle & Sebastian and now Arctic Monkeys. I guess people are craving live music.