the cost of recording a symphony orchestra or opera dwarfs the cost of Pop, Rock or any other genre — all for a "niche group". Do they ever recoup?
This includes MFSL,
I would imagine the OPs sample pull on new records is very small.
This is the way I see it and I'll generalize also, since no one said anything specific like...
This old record sounds better than...
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Black Sabbath – Paranoid
Label:
Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records – WS-1887, Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records – 1887
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
07 Jan 1971
This copy thats a new remaster
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Black Sabbath – Paranoid
Label:
Warner Bros. Records – R1 552927,Rhino Records (2) – R1 552927,Warner Bros. Records – 1887
Format:
2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Deluxe Edition, Reissue, Remastered, 180 Gram
Country:
USA & Canada
Released:
22 Jan 2016
For one thing you would be wrong. But the point is lets generalize and bash all new records because I can't afford them anyway. You see no one can argue when we have no specifics.
Now if we look at this piece of junk that some people would buy because of the low price of $20 and normally they are only $18 they might be right.
https://www.amazon.com/Paranoid-Gra.../ref=tmm_vnl_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
That might be what some who only buy $1.00 used record would think was a lot of money. However it's about the cheapest new record prices one can find, but they would expect it to be perfect. Dammit that's my hard earned money and doesn't sound as good as my used copy.
Well had one taken the time to shop right, learn what's out there. If one has bought enough new records to learn who's doing good work. If one shops in local stores you can read the record. If one shops online I would not buy from a place like Amazon who doesn't give any specifics of the record your buying.
The problem with people complaining about new records is they are the ones that will cheap out and buy the title and price point. They don't care about getting the best record until they get a piece of crap so they can go online and complain about it.
For one thing you would be wrong. But the point is lets generalize and bash all new records because I can't afford them anyway. You see no one can argue when we have no specifics.
Now if we look at this piece of junk that some people would buy because of the low price of $20 and normally they are only $18 they might be right.
https://www.amazon.com/Paranoid-Gra.../ref=tmm_vnl_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
That might be what some who only buy $1.00 used record would think was a lot of money. However it's about the cheapest new record prices one can find, but they would expect it to be perfect. Dammit that's my hard earned money and doesn't sound as good as my used copy.
Well had one taken the time to shop right, learn what's out there. If one has bought enough new records to learn who's doing good work. If one shops in local stores you can read the record. If one shops online I would not buy from a place like Amazon who doesn't give any specifics of the record your buying.
The problem with people complaining about new records is they are the ones that will cheap out and buy the title and price point. They don't care about getting the best record until they get a piece of crap so they can go online and complain about it.
No I picked a common original for the US, out of the 300+ issues of this album. I'd put up any past issue against the deluxe reissue I posted. In fact if you like them why don't you try one of these issues of their studio albums.The fact that you used a US pressing as the example rather than a UK Vertigo swirl exposes your motives here.
I would not buy from a place like Amazon who doesn't give any specifics of the record your buying.
The problem with people complaining about new records is they are the ones that will cheap out and buy the title and price point. They don't care about getting the best record until they get a piece of crap so they can go online and complain about it.
That's why if I do buy new I only buy from Amazon which has an easy return policy.
Seriously?What it really boils down to is that some people have lousy digging skills and are jealous of those of us who do. If you're digging game is lame don't push the blame but improve your moves to find those grooves!
I fail to see the need for and reason for this thread which is a extreme generalization.
What it really boils down to is that some people have lousy digging skills and are jealous of those of us who do. If you're digging game is lame don't push the blame but improve your moves to find those grooves!
Don't worry. Everyone on the internet is going to get in line and use the exact language you want them them to.......are sometimes in perfectly fine condition. Brand new records are a crap shoot given the lousy QC in some pressing plants. Quite often these expensive new records suck. Plenty of testimony to this online.
Can we stop using "thrift store and yard sale records" as terminology to describe poor quality records?
It's just plain stupid.