Vinyl Me Please Essentials

I am still looking for a copy of the KPG cut Under The Bushes Under The Stars. Unfortunately there was a recent non-KPG cut repress but the year is listed as “unknown” in Discogs so when people are trying to sell their copies of the newer repress they keep incorrectly listing it for sale under the KPG reissue as it is the newest reissue on black wax that has the year posted. So I have purchased and returned or canceled multiple orders due to it not being the correct version. I am gonna find a copy one of these days though.
 
Yeah, there are also some early Sonic Youth albums that ORG repressed that are on my want list also.
Yeah I am guilty of seeking those out. I have had eBay searches of them for a long time and got good prices on the colored version of EVOL and I think black of Sister, but the EVOL is quite dished and Sister is super noisy without any scratches. They sound great otherwise, but I usually have much better luck than that buying used. I am pretty happy with whatever other standard reissue of Daydream Nation I have.
 
Do people who listen to GBV even care about fidelity? I've heard tracks that change sound quality in the middle of the track before.
LOL, I do. I want that 4 track tape hiss to sound just as pristine as it did when Bob played it back for the first time. I am weird.

As long as the songs are good, I really don't care about the fidelity. Some of the best Robert Pollard songs I ever heard were recorded on four tracks or handheld tape recorders, and some of the worst I have ever heard were done in professional studios.

However, the band that he is working with now, now that Doug is back in the band, is unstoppably great and I think rivals if not exceeds the classic lineup of the '90s.

Now that I have ordered a copy of Vampire On Titus, I only need Universal Truths and I will be the owner of every proper studio album they have a recorded! Just wanted to share that win :)
 
As long as the songs are good, I really don't care about the fidelity. Some of the best Robert Pollard songs I ever heard were recorded on four tracks or handheld tape recorders, and some of the worst I have ever heard were done in professional studios.

However, the band that he is working with now, now that Doug is back in the band, is unstoppably great and I think rivals if not exceeds the classic lineup of the '90s.

Now that I have ordered a copy of Vampire On Titus, I only need Universal Truths and I will be the owner of every proper studio album they have a recorded! Just wanted to share that win :)

You have 99 GBV albums? Lordy!
 
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