Reviewed by Jeb Banner on 05.09.2011
If you ever loved Television then this record is an essential. It captures them at their absolute best, putting many of their studio recordings to shame. Particularly the "Adventure" tracks. This record captures a very raw and tight band. The white vinyl pressing is incredible. One of the best sounding records I've heard in the last few years. The opening chords of "The Dream's Dream" sets the sound and vibe for the rest of the record. Heavy stuff. Limited edition of 3000. Released for Record Store Day 2011.
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Overall Sound: |
10.00 |
| Near perfect. hell, it may be what perfect sounds like. Big, full, crunchy and warm. Everything you want from an analog recording. You can tell the person that cut this record knew exactly what they were doing. | |
Pressing Quality: |
9.50 |
| Outstanding. I'm not a colored vinyl fan, normally, but lately I've been impressed by a number of colored vinyl pressings including this one. | |
Vinyl Noise: |
9.50 |
| Very, very litte. | |
Overall Artwork: |
8.50 |
| Great gatefold with history of the recordings and pictures. Nice serial mark on the back (No 1808/3000). Would have loved a great photo booklet but that feels kinda greedy. | |
Overall Extras: |
9.00 |
| Love the anti-static sleeves. Thank you for that! No digital download but I get that. This isn't a digital recording. I'm not sure how well it would transfer to digital. | |
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Jeb Banner I've been collecting vinyl for over 10 years and have a collection of about 2000 albums, give or take a few. My musical taste lean towards Classic/Indie Rock but I... Jeb has reviewed 20 other Records. |
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: 4.65 |
| Label: | Elektra/Rhino |
| Release Year: | 2011 |
| Purchase Price: | 29.99 |
| Pressing Company: | Unknown |
| Format: | 12 |
| # of Records: | 2 |
| Pressing Weight: | 180 |
| Color: | White |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Digital: | No |
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Inner Sleeves: Anti-Static |
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