Other Bowie vinyl in or around the £10 mark, fill yer boots.
14 comments
ultrak3wl
22 Jun 16#1
Showed my kids some vinyl you should have seen their faces. Even after I explained about grooves and styli they still thought it was weird. Interesting to see it's making a comeback.
airdsuk
22 Jun 16#2
Hot. Great album, under rated. Was very exotic at the time ! Should sound better than it ever has on 180g vinyl with the 2013 remastering, and modern kit. Due to be delivered on Friday for now £10.54, just couldn't resist.
ps Want a laugh? Read their FAQ on vinyl - obviously for the younger listeners, and get your own back, if you didnt know about .wav, ripping MP3s, FLACs, etc :-)
It appears to be a selection of answers as to why you shouldn't bother with Vinyl. I dislike Vinyl btw so I'm biased :smiley:
ultrak3wl
22 Jun 16#4
Maybe trendy to like vinyl now but when I started listening to music vinyl was my only option and it was basically very hard work. Can't imagine why anyone would actually prefer it. Although I can make a good guess, it sounds "warmer" with more "depth" and other characteristics which only fanbois can hear.
kooks65
22 Jun 16#5
I need to dust off my turntable and get a new needle :smile:
kooks65
22 Jun 16#6
Crackles and jumps :smile:
McGill
22 Jun 161#7
The Man Who Sold The World currently £8:90 (Prime)
Great price, but shame its been remastered, they do unmastered versions.
ted_ba
22 Jun 16#9
I enjoy the theatre of listening to physical albums. I stream plenty of music too... but sometimes I want to sit and enjoy an album on from start to finish. Plus building a collection is enjoyable.
airdsuk
22 Jun 16#10
Of course, Amazon supply the MP3 files via their Autorip feature to download (and/or just stream) too - for the non believers ....
£11.32 now ;-(
ps Most reviewers say they've done a great job of the re-mastering
ultrak3wl
23 Jun 16#11
I used to have all sorts of distilled water velvety things to keep my vinyl clean. I lent my beloved vinyl Hawkwind "In search of space" to a mate and it came back covered in dust and fingermarks even some tiny little burns... Unlistenable to obviously and I was truly gutted. If someone had told me back then that one day my vinyl problems would be over it would have cheered me up somewhat.
YolkiePolkie to ultrak3wl
19 Jul 16#14
Unforgivable - you shouldn't do that....
misterjoint
11 Jul 16#12
£9.28 now guys, I'd repost for guaranteed heat but can't be arsed...
YolkiePolkie
19 Jul 16#13
£9.21 now. I pulled the trigger at £10.31. Fantastic album, great pressing and package. This is what vinyl is all about. Sounds great on my Michell Gyrodec :wink:
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ps Want a laugh? Read their FAQ on vinyl - obviously for the younger listeners, and get your own back, if you didnt know about .wav, ripping MP3s, FLACs, etc :-)
It appears to be a selection of answers as to why you shouldn't bother with Vinyl. I dislike Vinyl btw so I'm biased :smiley:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01AJZ4NA8/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1466593762&sr=8-10&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=david+bowie+vinyl
£11.32 now ;-(
ps Most reviewers say they've done a great job of the re-mastering