The Reissue Thread

Julian, wrote:
Step 1: place all 18 LPs in the toilet.
Step 2: flush.


Sold out


Close to $2.5 million in sales in one day…


Got to be a nice chunk of change in there for Cedric and Omar
And the toilet industry and people destroy their toilets discarding it. And for laborers who replace toilets but only with joke toilets with tiny holes that are only for farts.
I am worried I no longer understand English
hutch wrote:
I am worried I no longer understand English
No offense, but you are exactly the sort of dude who hires some guys to put in a new toilet and turns up with a joke toilet with a tiny hole that’s only for farts because you were looking at your art/music books instead of paying attention to what they’re doing. Then you’d blame yourself thinking you bought the wrong toilet until you find the receipt in the trash.
probably only of true interest to hut.. i mean Starsky 

Two Tone

To continue our on-going celebrations of 40 Years of 2 Tone Party popper we’re releasing the remasters of Rico’s ‘That Man Is Forward’ and ‘Jama Rico’, on vinyl come June 25 Chequered flag

https://twitter.com/TwoToneRecs/status/1390280238870016008?s=20

for the sake of curiosity i looked at what these are going for and am very glad i'm out of the vinyl collection game, make these available on bandcamp and we'll talk
Insane
$169.98 for the 5 CD set. Thanks, but I think I'll just torrent it instead.
Justin wrote:
$169.98 for the 5 CD set. Thanks, but I think I'll just torrent it instead.


i have somewhere a CD of Stillwater songs… but would be mildly interest in just that one disc of  the set but and they don't appear to offering just that CD standalone…  so oh well, you get a really overpriced playlist there
First three Franz Ferdinand albums…

https://twitter.com/Franz_Ferdinand/status/1400120028272398336?s=20

guess i should pre-ordered the double LP version of Tonight, one retailer had it listed initially at 2.99 clearly in error as it's now $37…
No Code 25th Anniversary Reissue
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of No Code, Pearl Jam is reissuing the album on 150-gram vinyl. A limited edition clear vinyl version is available exclusively at pearljam.com.

This marks the first time the album will be available in this format since its original release as well as the first time the album has been mastered specifically for vinyl by Grammy Award-winning engineer Bob Ludwig. The No Code reissue LP features recreations of the original packaging, including the set of nine replica Polaroids/lyric cards.

The No Code reissue vinyl is officially out on August 13, 2021. Pre-order your copy HERE: https://shop.pearljam.com/products/2021-pearl-jam-no-code-clear-vinyl-reissue?variant=39918787559614

(looks like the clear vinyl is sold out, and you can't order the regular version yet)
No Code is a pile of ass. It’s really wild how good it Followup is compared to it. No Code is a nadir in a perfect capital letter V.
I’d agree it is rock bottom except nearly everything that followed is also a pile of ass.
StoneTheCrow wrote:
I’d agree it is rock bottom except nearly everything that followed is also a pile of ass.
I'll defend Yield.
That’s the one that keeps it at “nearly” everything.
the current re-issue trend is really quite something to behold…

witness the deluxe set for Metallic "The Black Album"

12 Vinyls
14 CDs
6 DVDs
obligatory hardcover book

$240
Don’t forget the coveted laminate and guitar pics.

It’s a generous box but no thanks.
kosmo wrote:
the current re-issue trend is really quite something to behold…

witness the deluxe set for Metallic "The Black Album"

12 Vinyls
14 CDs
6 DVDs
obligatory hardcover book

$240

you skipped the best part of this reissue:

"Metallica have announced a massive reissue of the Black Album featuring covers from a total of 53 artists. Bands including Ghost, Weezer, Royal Blood, Volbeat and more will share their take on classic Metallica tracks, along with solo artists such as Elton John, Corey Taylor and Miley Cyrus." (source)

"As for The Metallica Blacklist, the collection features contributions from artists from every genre imaginable. Among them are Alessia Cara, Mac DeMarco, Weezer, Rina Sawayama, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, St. Vincent, Royal Blood, White Reaper, Corey Taylor, Mexican Institute of Sound, Flatbush Zombies, José Madero, Moses Sumney, J Balvin, the Neptunes, Phoebe Bridgers, Mickey Guyton, Darius Rucker, Chris Stapleton, Idles, and Kamasi Washington." (source)