Got Lost Dogs on vinyl
not for me?
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I finally got Lost Dogs on vinyl! I opened up the package, tore off the plastic and have been listening all day. I've been hearing things I have never heard before on these songs. This needs to be re-pressed so everyone can enjoy this masterpiece. It cost me most of my extra cash but was well worth it. The artwork stands out so much more on the vinyl copy than on the cd. This will be next to my turn table for a very long time. 
Nathan
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nice idea but most people dont listen to vinyl.
I know vinyl is about the art etc but the sound? I even have my PJ Love Reign O Me vinyl but cant play it and players are dam expensive!
start checking out flea markets and yard sales for turntables, some people, sometimes dont know what they are selling
The difference is miniscule. Don't worry about it. PJ's music is suppose to sound a little dirty. the whole vinyl thing is BS. Just something for people to collect. If you like the music, vinyl doesn't make a difference.
Vinyl does sound better than CDs, no BS here. As long as you have a good setup (not just your parents' old record player you found in the basement or attic) it does make a difference.
I have many records and I spin them regularly. For some records may just be collectibles, but for me it's all about having the best possible sound quality.
most of this is complete bullshit...
if vinyl actually sounded bad it would have gone the way of cassttes a long time ago...obviously it sounds better, why else would professional musicians (in this case pearl jam, but the list is endless) still release and re-release their own music on vinyl...cause they fucking love it and want their fans to hear what they hear!
vinyl sounds great! its rich, its pure, it feels good!
yeah, you need a decent system...yeah modern turntables aint cheap and then you have to build an entire system around that so it is expensive...
but if you love music, putting an awesome rock lp on your tuntable and crankin it up loud is the way to go...the way the devil intended rock n roll to be heard!
Yeah, why would they put out something that people will spend more money for?
yeah, making money, what a silly concept...
most musicians have to fight with their record companies to get their music released on vinyl. it usually is a loss to the record company, but the bands do it for the fans who love the sound as much as they do...if it was to make more money youd see every group in the world on vinyl and in major record stores...but you dont.
No, they release everything digitally because it is the most used medium--CD or otherwise. They release the vinyl because there are fans that will ALSO pay for vinyl--and think/want other people to think that they are 'hardcore' fans. Answer this: Did you only buy the vinyl? Fuck no. You paid double for the same thing. Sucker.
Sorry i posted...
what are you trying to prove here?
that vinyl is bad and only released to make more money?
that you are more thrifty then anyone who buys vinyl?
good for you...
this was a thread about how awesome lost dogs on vinyl is and for some reason some people decided to write in to bash vinyl...like its only there to make the band more money...like the band has any trouble with that.
My bad. sorry guys, a little stoned. Anyway, Lost Dogs is sweet. I prefer disk 2. Makes you think a little. Then 4:20 just makes you really think. For not being an 'album', it really hangs together well.
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That is a great price for Vitalogy. I paid $30 for it, and $80 for Lost Dogs. Which I will say again is simply amazing! Two of my least favorite songs on it used to be "Don't Gimme No Lip" and "Black,Red, Yellow", and know I love them!
i don't have an 'awesome' vinyl set-up, just an average nice one leftover from when it was actually the only way to play music.
i recorded all my (old) vinyl onto minidisc - how weird is that!
it took me a long time to start buying cds (okay you young things, yes, i'm old) - the first cd i ever bought was ten. how ironic is that? if i coulda got it on vinyl when it was first released, i woulda.
when my ears ring, my heart beats
Unfortunately, whenever there is a thread about vinyl someone who doesn't understand how much better the music can sound has to jump in and start bashing us audiophiles for preferring this superior format. If they don't like vinyl then they should just stay out of threads about it.
3 Decibels Doubles the Volume
2006
True.
LP > CD > mp3
Yes indeed.
http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question487.htm
With that said, Lost Dogs is awesome on Vinyl. I finally just purchased a good turntable a couple months back and finally got the chance to open up all my PJ vinyl and spin it!