Vinyl Me Please (store, exclusives, swaps, etc)
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MikeH
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I think it’s gonna be live electric miles. BN has no incentive really to do another VMP box since they have the tone poet, BNC and Blue Note Review series
bdm105
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Oh I'd be down for that too!
wmeugene
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Straight to swaps!
Nee Lewman
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Waylon Jennings Vol. II - And now for the rest of the story…
NewsFedora
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But Pink Floyd and Michael Jackson are good.
wmeugene
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I'd actually buy that one.
It could be a mix of old and new, a before and after if you will:
Love of the Common People (1967)
Only the Greatest (1968)
Good Hearted Woman (1972)
Ladies Love Outlaws (1972)
What Goes Around Comes Around (1979)
Music Man (1980)
Will the Wolf Survive? (1985)
Heroes (with Johnny Cash) (1986)
I'd be in for sure on that.
This of course ignores the two blockbusters from his prime that VMP hasn't covered, Wanted! The Outlaws and Willie & Waylon, both of which deserve premium treatment.
avecigrec
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I just got a copy of Love Of The Common People last week — it's a great album!
Hemotep
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That's one of the ones I've been waiting three months for them to ship! You got my record,
Ghost
Original Resident Ghost
Oops.That's one of the ones I've been waiting three months for them to ship! You got my record,
MikeH
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Twentytwo
Pre-order Goodness
El Malo
The first release in Sonidos Encontrados, VMP’s new series dedicated to deep cut latin music, is this edition of Willie Colón’s debut LP, 'El Malo.' It was remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, and comes with a custom obi strip and new Listening Notes essay.
www.vinylmeplease.com
Sonidos Encontrados is VMP’s new series celebrating deep cuts from the expansive catalog of Latin music. Eventually, the series will aim to reissue releases from many genres, countries, and eras, but the series’ first reissues are dedicated to the Fania label, in celebration of the label’s 60th anniversary.
Fania was the Motown of Latin Soul music in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the home to household names like Hector Lavoe, Ray Barretto, Celia Cruz, Johnny Pacheco, La Lupe, Joe Bataan, and Willie Colon.
Our first release in Sonidos Encontrados – Spanish for “found sounds” – is Willie Colón’s El Malo, the debut LP from the band leader, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and activist. Colón was the wunderkind of the Fania label, as he recorded the album when he was just 16 years old. The title track from the album was in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, and the album features guest vocals from a 21-year-old Lavoe, who was beginning his own rise to salsa stardom.
Pressed at VMP’s own pressing plant, plated by Gary Salstrom at VMP, and remastered AAA by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, these releases will be limited to 1000 units and pressed on 180g vinyl and come with a custom obi strip and a Listening Notes booklet.
VMP members can expect at least five more Sonidos Encontrados releases in 2024.
NewsFedora
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That's one of the ones I've been waiting three months for them to ship! You got my record,
You may want to hit them up. I’ve already gotten my copy and my inevitable replacement all in that time.
Colonel4Bin
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$41 for members.
El Malo
The first release in Sonidos Encontrados, VMP’s new series dedicated to deep cut latin music, is this edition of Willie Colón’s debut LP, 'El Malo.' It was remastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, and comes with a custom obi strip and new Listening Notes essay.
Sonidos Encontrados is VMP’s new series celebrating deep cuts from the expansive catalog of Latin music. Eventually, the series will aim to reissue releases from many genres, countries, and eras, but the series’ first reissues are dedicated to the Fania label, in celebration of the label’s 60th anniversary.
Fania was the Motown of Latin Soul music in the ‘60s and ‘70s, the home to household names like Hector Lavoe, Ray Barretto, Celia Cruz, Johnny Pacheco, La Lupe, Joe Bataan, and Willie Colon.
Our first release in Sonidos Encontrados – Spanish for “found sounds” – is Willie Colón’s El Malo, the debut LP from the band leader, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and activist. Colón was the wunderkind of the Fania label, as he recorded the album when he was just 16 years old. The title track from the album was in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, and the album features guest vocals from a 21-year-old Lavoe, who was beginning his own rise to salsa stardom.
Pressed at VMP’s own pressing plant, plated by Gary Salstrom at VMP, and remastered AAA by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, these releases will be limited to 1000 units and pressed on 180g vinyl and come with a custom obi strip and a Listening Notes booklet.
VMP members can expect at least five more Sonidos Encontrados releases in 2024.
Just keeps climbing…
Twentytwo
Pre-order Goodness
That new pressing plant ain't paying for itself says VMP.
Nee Lewman
बैस्टर्ड
With the inevitably of a 40% off code if you are paying full price or wasting swaps on exclusives you are doing it wrong:
Hemotep
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Oh I have, several times.
Nee Lewman
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Is this the order that the warehouse is unable to do in a timely manner because some of the records are too high up on the shelf or whatever their dumb excuse was?