- Joined on February 7, 2012
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- Releases Rated 4,738
- Rating Average 4.05
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No Come Together, no Remember Walking in the Sand, no Chip Away the Stone. Nothing from the massively underated Night in the Ruts or Rock in a Hard Place (what about Lightning Strikes and the title track).
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Excellent album, poor pressing, like quite a few of Lucinda's albums - it's about time someone used a decent pressing plant.
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100% classic from start to finish. How a track like Ugly Side didn't get more exposure I don't know. Really could do with this on Vinyl.
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I think the CD sounds great, but the mastering of the vinyl is too compressed.
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Can't understand why this classic is still not out on vinyl. Same with History for Sale and Consent to Treatment.
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Great, somewhat underated Heartbreakers LP. Very much part of the killer trilogy alongside Damn the Torpedoes & Hard Promises.
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Amazon did exactly the same with mine. £109 and they can't even put it in a box.
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I have had two of these from Amazon, both very thick vinyl, both poor pressings, both have gone back.
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Five star record. One star pressing....more words more words more words.
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Get the original vinyl. Still nothing comes close to it. This and Relayer are too of the poorest Friday Music issues - the mastering is dreadful.
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Great re-master, pity they couldn't press it properly though, as there's quite a bit of surface noise, particularly in the quieter sections. I have had two copies now and there all much the same.
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Great re-master, pity they couldn't press it properly, as there's quite a bit of surface noise, particularly in the quieter sections. I have had four now and there all much the same.
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Just discovered that the playing surface of this CD has completely degraded and is now useless. Anyone else found this?
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Finally seems that some of these are available in Europe. Amazon.co.uk has it available for £105.86 via Amazon.eu.
Update: Yet another Amazon "false" listing of an album they haven't and can't get - But, they will string the customer along anyway. |
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First real Paul Westerberg album since Folker in 2004. And it's one of his best.
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Great album and God Mike Campbell's voice is almost a carbon copy of TP much of the time. Great production and mastering as well.
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Played side 1 - sounds very good until Patience, which is really crunchy - it's going back.
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Yes, it's a terrible pressing - sent it straight back.
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God bless Adam Schlesinger, a great writer of great songs.
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Disc 2 is a great recording of Aerosmith at their 70's peak - It is superior to Live Bootleg in every way.
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A true classic from start to finish. Exceptional production, exceptional pressing.
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God bless you Ric Ocasek, one of Rock's great innovators. Your music sounds as fresh today as it did back in the 70's and 80's.
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Great album, terrible vinyl manufacturing - I have had three, they have all been very noisy, had centre holes so tight, it can literally take five minutes to prise them off the turntable.
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RIP Shawn Smith, one of the great rock voices - a pity so few people got to hear you.
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Decent album, crap pressing - something Lost Highway seems to specialise in.
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This is a great album. The Cars meets the Smashing Pumpkins for real.
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I would have expected the BBC to have mastered this better than they have. It is far too bass heavy, with the drums dominating the mix. A great pity. This is a pale shadow of the BBC theatre recording done a few days after Glastonbury in 2000 and...
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Pity several of these discs were glued into their card sleeves.
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This really could do with a vinyl (boxset) release - Aerosmith are lagging behind badly in the Deluxe Vinyl re-issue game compared to Zeppelin, the Stones, U2 etc.
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Excellent pressing. Excellent re-issue all round. One of the best quality recent re-issues.
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This sounds great and it is a top grade pressing. One of the best of any Radiohead album.
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This is a great record, very big hint of '70's Aerosmith and AC/DC. I suppose it's not that surprising as they were touring the US with Aerosmith at the time.
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