Vinyl

Like I said

True. Unfortunately most of them had skips, but it was all pretty minor, just one or two per album. Most of them were 3 bucks so it's almost expected.


Edited by smartpatrol - May 09 2014 at 14:28

Received yesterday the 40th Anniversary Rush debut album package. Real nice box set, includes a lot of nice extras.

The vinyl is 200g using DMM pressing process, excellent sound brilliantly done.

^ Nah...reissue but all in original art form. I do constantly look for a Moon Record version.

The Rush family tree chart is cool, couple names I had not known about before.

I think the Jack White thing sounds stupid but at the same time I want it so bad. But then again my player doesn't play backwards so I'd be screwed if I wanted to hear side A.

God damn, that's a beautiful piece of vinyl right there!

Oh, cool. Still, I'm pretty tight on cash atm. Just bought over a hundred dollars on records in the past month and will be buying even more, probably around 25 bucks or so, once the new location of Half Price Books near me opens in June.

One of the most important aspects of vinyl for me was also the quality of the label on the disc, really love Deram/Decca/Arista and of course the ultimate Charisma. Plus the date was important. Vertigo was cool too with only the info on side 2. The original Virgin.....Clearlight Symphony.....mmmm, sorry just went on a preamble

^ No problem...will do! For some vinyl just expands the listening experience....points Chris S has stated.

Glad you like the thread.

^ Here is the info from Burning Shed/PT site....this is the remixed/remastered version which includes real drums by Gavin.

The first in a series of KScope vinyl reissues of Porcupine Tree's Delerium-era albums.

The 1993 classic, Up The Downstair, comes as a Limited Edition (2000 copies) double 180 gram heavy-weight red coloured vinyl release with gatefold sleeve, and features the 2004 remix/remaster of Up the Downstair/Staircase Infinities, plus the bonus track Phantoms (taken from the Stars Die anthology).

Please note that these represses have identical contents and design to the Delerium/Headspin editions, although this is the first time they have been issued in coloured vinyl.

"a wonderful release" Classic Rock Society

"the spiritual heirs to Pink Floyd, the Tree offer a magical kaleidoscope of elegant rock pleasure, showcasing understated rhythm, grand synth washes and sweet, punchy electric guitar" Record CollectorThe first in a series of KScope vinyl reissues of Porcupine Tree's Delerium-era albums.

Edited by Catcher10 - May 10 2014 at 11:41