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Going through music label shenanigans & vinyl record fatigue
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- Опубликовано: 24 май 2024
- Don’t you hate when a label releases a variant 5 months after an albums initial release? There’s too much vinyl!!
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Hello mate. I can relate to a lot of that.
I gave up trying to keep up. I only buy what I know I am going to listen to.
Lol, pop is pop.
The whole vinyl community amuses me. I mean it's a bunch of old men and a few women who buy overpriced records because now the new remaster/remix is so superior. And they have 2 or 3 copies of the same record already. The idea is to outdo/impress other members of the vinyl community. I mean there are so many versions of Giant Steps, A Love Supreme, Kind of Blue, Aja, Dark Side of the Moon, and Rumors it's ridiculous. But as long as these people keep buying the same 50-year-old recordings over and over people like Atlantic, Blue Note, Vinyl Me Please etc. will keep pressing them, which is fine because to each his/her own. By the way, do you remember when MoFi was sued when it was discovered that it's "all analogue albums" were pressed using a digital technique? Funny thing, no one knew until it was pointed out to them in an article which I believe appeared in The Washington Post. That's my vinyl fatigue. Nice video, Gabe.
Yeah, I remember when Michael @45rpm blew the lid open on the Michael Jackson one step. My vinyl choices have come down to me saying to myself, “do I want to listen to it or am I forcing myself to listen to it?” That’s why I chose rhino hi-fi’s Devo over Sabbath. Sabbath would be awesome, but I listen to Freedom of Choice way more than Sabbath’s s/t. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Lol, ok dude. All physical media is under attack, but you do you. All music was once new music, so people will always buy reissues. The QC is the biggest problem at the moment ImO. Also All New LPs should have thier source printed on the back. Another IMO. Plus POP IS POP, artist and labels have always had ways to fleece their fans with new variants of same albums.