Built To Spill – You In Reverse

Amazing all analog recording and pressing. Dead quiet after a clean. Warm sound that wraps around you and drags you into the music. It's a shame more records aren't like this one.

this is one of the best pressings i own. at a time before vinyl's resurgence when many, many pressings were afterthoughts and sounded abysmal, they took this one seriously, the beautiful alternate artwork and just a dead quiet and brilliant pressing for a brilliant record.

Wonderfully clean and flat pressing. First heard of them over the speakers in a bar before a show and found this record a few months later in a local record store. Pure bliss on 140g discs.

Just grabbed a copy of this and there are white marks throughout?? Almost like a “smoky” look. Anyone else have this?

What an awesome pressing. Warm sound, well balanced, great dynamics and super stereo-picture. No surface noise. Highly recommended!

Quiet and with no surface noise at all.
Excellent pressing of a fantastic record.

This is a pretty fantastic pressing. The record is dead quiet which is awesome for a "clear" record. I put clear in quotes because the record does indeed have a tinge of yellow to it. My copy also seems to have a chunk of something in it on the 2nd disc which is a bit of a bummer, because it is clearly not mean to be there.

THAT BEING SAID, the record sounds incredibly. My copy sounds incredibly open and although the bass is a bit subtler than previous BTS albums, I found it much more balanced in this case and not overbearing. That being said, I am listening with a subwoofer so bass is going to pop no matter what. This is a great pressing, go buy it if you can!

The pressing is pretty quiet, but no noticeable distortion. A bit of a yellowish tinge but I can see straight through to my slipmat.

The pressing is pretty quiet, but no noticeable distortion. A bit of a yellowish tinge but I can see straight through to my slipmat.

Records are not perfectly clear, my copy has a piss yellow tinge to it with a bunch of random black pellets in the discs. Also has an edge warp on sides A/B. Sides C/D is pressed flat. Light surface noise and distortion in various spots on all sides after a wet wash. Nice gatefold and poly lined inner sleeves. To me, this release sounds thin and flat. It opens up some with increased volume, but the OG AAA pressing sound much more full to me, especially on the low end with the bass. I'd recommend the original Warner press, if you can find it.