Belle And Sebastian* ‎– Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance

Awesome. Like your in the room with them. No pops, crackles or quite frankly anything other than the band. LOVE this pressing

Incredible set. Just perfect pressings, absolutely no pops or surface noise on my vinyl. Honestly just unbelievable sound quality on this.

Does anyone have the signed copy by the band ?

I have the U.K. Pressing and it's signed by the band
It's. not
Here can someone add it as I don't know how it's the black U.K. Pressing

Has anyone noticed the vinyl mix has less tracks in it that the digital? I became very familiar with the vinyl, but having just used the download card for the mp3s, I notice from the outset there seems to be more going on, particularly with Nobody's Empire? Not that I mind, I like the vinyl mix, just wondering if it's in my head.

Everything changes, so also Belle & Sebastian. That is sometimes hard to accept, especially for those who B&S-and If you're Feeling Sinister albums as Tigermilk (rightly) count to their favorites. But even they have to admit that the Scots broke back in 2003 with their image as a band of introverted melancholici, when she took the cooperation with Trevor Horn on hitproducer Dear Catastrophe Waitress. The ninth Studio album Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance (2014) is at first hearing a much larger style plate breakage than those already was. This is mainly due to the fact that Stuart Murdoch c.s. have inspired by disco, and together with producer Ben h. Allen have added a lot of synthesizers. Songs like Enter Sylvia Plath, The Party Line and Play For Today are far different from the melodic pop of yesteryear. And also the flirts with Balkan influences in The Everlasting Muse is as swallow. But, Murdoch still writes intelligent, subtle songs, the flute in Allie is old fashioned sweet and Ever Had A Little Faith? had so able to stand on one of the first albums. Stay happy so some things the same.

My version is totally warped, don't waste your money!!!

mine slightly warped too

This pressing is slightly noisey at some spots like on "Nobody's Empire" "Cat With The Cream"and on a couple of the quieter moments on the album on disc one(Or maybe its just mine but I also read that the regular black pressing also had some noise issues). Disc two doesnt seem to have this problem. Overall the parts without the noise problem sound great!