TheModGod
Kaiser Wilhelm II- The People's Republic of Boulder, Colorado
- Joined on February 13, 2012
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- Releases Rated 1,313
- Rating Average 4.52
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- Rank Points 1,589
- Average Vote 4.09
- Votes Received 65
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I am very slowly (VERY) going through my collection of ~1000 records (and always being expanded), adding to existing discogs releases or adding new ones as I go.
Let me know about any mistakes I make (kindly); if I don't respond, message me, I sometimes have to spend periods of time away from 'civilization'/access to my records/access to internet for my job, so I might not always respond immediately.
Runout Masterlist, very helpful -
https://www.discogs.com/group/thread/809508
https://www.discogs.com/lists/US-Record-Pressing-Plants/213755
Let me know about any mistakes I make (kindly); if I don't respond, message me, I sometimes have to spend periods of time away from 'civilization'/access to my records/access to internet for my job, so I might not always respond immediately.
Runout Masterlist, very helpful -
https://www.discogs.com/group/thread/809508
https://www.discogs.com/lists/US-Record-Pressing-Plants/213755
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Maybe groove wear? A previous owner might have been playing it with a bad needle.
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Awesome. Thank you for the reply!
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Not sure about this album, but my copy of Count Five - Psychotic Reaction by the same company is very excellent. I have both mono & stereo versions of the original (Turn On) The Music Machine & I feel like the stereo is generally a better mix & I usually prefer mono.
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This is cool, but Nancy doesn't really hold a candle to the actual British girl singers. Version of Wishin' & Hopin' is pretty underwhelming if you've heard Dusty's version - God save whoever thought that was a good idea.
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Awesome, but seriously what on god's green jumpin' sphere is up with mid-1960's Tower Records stereo mixes, they are always super weird (see the Spotlight on Nilsson one too)? Capitol Stereos are usually fairly normal. I guess this is real stereo,...
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Incredible album, truly blew my mind when I first heard it, listened to it several times in a row. Love the mono version, but I actually think I like the stereo version more, which is unusual for me & 60's stuff. Stereo is real stereo (or at least...
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Omg, I love the faint barking dog in the background on "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat." Wonderfully spontaneous album from two of the greatest folk guitarists.
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Good Lord, what is this fresh hell. I'm not sure if I hate it or if it is best thing I have ever heard.
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Yes basically, but missing track B4: "Night Life" Switched all of them to compilation, but maybe should move to Willie Nelson - Live Country Music Concert. Should bring up in forum?
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Umm... How is having some tracks from Five Live a 'ripoff' when that album was not released in the US market until the early 1970's? Maybe it was a bit lazy on part of Epic records, but that material was totally new material in the US at the time -...
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Great album, but not a very great pressing/mastering. For shame :(
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Good backing music ruined by horrible shouting off key vocals. What a waste.
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Wow, Fairweather-Low is an extremely bad singer. Imagine a Chris Farlowe, but without the powerful voice, virtuosity of tone, & who basically just shouts everything slightly off key. What a waste, as the backing band seems pretty good. Vocals are...
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A very good album. One of the albums I give to people trying to convince them that Country music is not so bad (Generally of symptom of Americans=uneducated hicks=Country music attitude in UK and full blown classism in the USA.)
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That or a particularly ham-fisted 'fake-stereo-isation' aka 'reprocessed for stereo' of original mono.
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I think it might be that way because initially Columbia did not press many copies as they did not think the record would sell much more than a typical classical recording (which is not much). But it ended up being a huge hit, so Columbia had to press...
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Actually now that I think about it, Machines has a very similar quality in that is seems to push right up to the boundary between 'normal' and 'not normal' music. It is not like the Velvet Underground or something, that clearly passes over that...
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Quoting marcelrecords' review: '...this album makes for uneasy listening' - guess that is why I like it so much. It is very 'claustrophobic', or really, claustrophilic! I enjoy how they pulled off such a purposefully obtuse album, without being...
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Oh, Ian Hunter definitely has the best hair
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Wait until someone has one to sell and posts it up in the marketplace...
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Okay I guess, I appreciate what they are trying to do, but ends up coming off rather incoherent. That being said, I am not a fan of beat poetry, or beat anything really (I really can't stand Kerouac or Ginberg, et alia), and this is definitely...
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I cannot find any reference to The Wrecking Crew performing on any of The Byrds material except their Mr. Tambourine Man single (not the album, except that track). I have no idea where you got the idea that they performed on 'Eight Miles High.'
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Why did you post a review of their second album on a release of their first?
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