jonathanbennett

Great sounding! I didn't have any problem with the record. It's centered and flat and awesome.

This guys breaks it down for you.
https://www.pettediscographies.com/nirvana/nirvana05.php
He will be your guide.

The Bootlegs are well documented. You can tell them apart easily by the "special low price" text. It's thinner/clearer/sharper than on originals. Pressing rings are different too, on the vinyl.

Interesting record. It's pretty fun, but relentlessly in your face. No musical dynamics. The few moments of contrast stand out. The playing is crazy good, but the songs are a mess. Reminds me more than a little of Jack White's solo work. His vocals... See full review

So.... what is a "euro sleeve" anyway? The looks like a pretty standard glossy jacket with a spine. I thought euro sleeves were the super glossy top-loading jackets with no spine used for lots of dance stuff.

I have a copy of this that I bought used a long time ago. It has a piece of a lyric book that was printed for a different record...
https://www.discogs.com/release/11776530-Ella-Jenkins-Youll-Sing-A-Song-And-Ill-Sing-A-Song
I thought a previous owner... See full review

Totally! When it turns into So. Central Rain.... such a great side of the band.

earcandy7. It has never been "hypothesized that Jason does play the 2nd guitar part on Love Buzz".
It just didn't happen. That track, along with the rest of the record had already been finished. The band hadn't yet paid for the sessions and that's why... See full review

Yes. It was shrink wrapped when new. It had different shrink wrap than the first press. First press on white had an overlapping seam in the shrink wrap down the middle of the back. These 2nd press copies on black had smooth shrink with no overlap on the back. See full review

This record sounds great. I still have the fuzzy dial-a-song versions in my head, so it's a bit of a strange experience!

The point of the remix was not to "do better". It's just to take different approach and show a different side of certain tracks. A different angle. Just for fun, to celebrate a great album. The same was a band can change up a song night after night, a... See full review

It's a challenging listen at times, but it's often hilarious and brilliant. Hearing these (never meant for anyone but himself) recordings is fascinating and amazing. Not something to put on to just get lost in, like a regular album, but as a document... See full review

Yeah, listening to the Asbestos version. It's really great. Super bass!

I don't think that was a legit sale. There are two listings with identical descriptions that sold for 100 and 900 bucks back to back.

These asbestos pressings are awfully quiet.
I hope the new Idlewild pressings are better.

Yes. A gatefold could have been nice, and one disk black ,the other white, would have been neat.
Records sound great.

I had the same experience. Saw Jonny open for Frank Black in NY at Tramps. Hi My Name Is... finally has a vinyl reissue. Wish I could find my CD!

My copy is light blue too. Mine also has a sticker on the front "for promotional use only" printed in black on a white background. I think the distributor info on the photos in this entry are a sticker that is covering up the last blue flower. Mine... See full review

I bought mine new in the 90's. It included the poster and bong load sticker.

Mine doesn't look so much red as it's a rusty orange/brown, and only next to very bright light.

My copy is centered and sounds real good. Plays at 45.