thoughts?

2»

Comments

  • Snoopy Died For Our Sins
    Snoopy Died For Our Sins Posts: 2,608
    jimbojones1138 wrote:
    Snoopy Died For Our Sins wrote:
    P.S. The bootleg SOLDIER FIELDS and other various vinyl boots aren't worth the cardboard they are shoved into, so lets leave those out of this............


    i think the soldier field is badass. or are you referring to the bootleg reissues?



    yeah, I said the bootleg SF's...the green marbled one is sexy....no doubt about it!
    "No way to save someone who won't take the rope,and just lets go..."
  • 81
    81 Needing a ride to Forest Hills and a ounce of weed. Please inquire within. Thanks. Or not. Posts: 58,276
    why...cause i got it and you don't

    that's why.

    :lol:
    81 is now off the air

    Off_Air.jpg
  • pjradio
    pjradio Posts: 6,704
    jimbojones1138 wrote:
    Snoopy Died For Our Sins wrote:
    P.S. The bootleg SOLDIER FIELDS and other various vinyl boots aren't worth the cardboard they are shoved into, so lets leave those out of this............


    i think the soldier field is badass. or are you referring to the bootleg reissues?

    I think that Melbourne Boot Vinyl sounds good as well
    aqo2t.jpg
  • Abe Froman
    Abe Froman Posts: 5,384
    There is no comparison. As others have said the entire vinyl experience is better. 1. Physically going to the record store to buy it and actually interacting with another person. 2. Getting it home and opening it(ahh the smell!). 3. Dropping that needle down! 4. Looking through all the artwork. 5. Listening to all of side A and then getting up to flip it to side B. Obviously this process can very but you get the idea. I LOVE this experience.

    Ok, now the sound. It is so much better in a lot of ways. The highs and lows are much more clear on vinyl creating a "warmer" sound. Also, it sounds much more "true" to the original...ahhhh fuck :evil: I don't know how to explain it typing on the internet. Just listen to an MP3 and then play the same thing on vinyl and you'll hopefully get it!

    I will say I don't really give a shit about the "value." I just wanna spin the shit out of all my records.
  • Fender2000
    Fender2000 Posts: 76
    Just wondering?
    Is there a difference between the original pressing and the Albums that you can
    buy in the store today?

Categories