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Hey cool people! 😎 I'll probably do another video about the differences between Original Pressing, Remaster, Repressing etc. SMASH that Like if you want to see that! 😄👍
Cool ! There is so much to say :) "Musicalement", from France ! :)
Yes sir! Please do!
Yes please do, with hundreds of available versions and different pressings it would be great to have some tips about choosing right one. DSOTM is best example, it has 885 versions on discogs ☺️
Finally
Vinyl Eyezz Hey Jarret some people who bought a Crosley recently and some who were looking into getting a record player have been taking my recommendation for the Audio Technica LP60
you forgot the most basic reason... I forgot I already had a copy and I saw the record on special. (Ashamed to say I've done this more than once)
Adrian Price if I had a dollar for every record I bought at a thrift store or bargain bin that I already had, I’ve have bought more records out of the bargain bin, and probably even more that I already had
Explains why i've 2 copies of Limp Bizkit's Significant Other...
@@casiosean2 no that just means you're a masochist
Yes this has happened to me. I bought Led Zeppelin I, forcejeo that I already had that album. Ended up giving the lesser valued one to my sis. Lol
@@casiosean2 because each copy is the significant other's significant other. And you wanted them to be together. ❤️
Song of the day Holy Diver- Ronnie James Dio
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@Stevie G please tell me you're joking.
‘The dark side of the moon has the most recognisable album cover’
Abbey Road: Am I a joke to you?
Oh no! Someone has an opinon different than yours, call the police!
@@sebastianortega1938 The person is clearly making a joke. Lighten up.
The Beatles ("The White Album"): Hold our Lagers and limes.....
Jorge Sebastian Ortega Monreal I didn’t mean it that way, I respect his opinion, I think there is nothing wrong with his opinion, it was just a joke
@@sebastianortega1938
The police are on there way right on asshole
In the 80’s , two of my buddies were Depeche mode completists. Poor souls. That band pressed EVERYTHING in multiple colour versions. 7inch singles & 12inch singles in , God knows how many , remixed versions , bootlegs , collections and all the albums likewise. I know for a fact that one of them is still going strong.
Roger Fredriksson the thing with Depeche Mode singles is that the mixes on the different releases of each single are usually different, as are the included b-sides and the mixes of them.
Song of the day: Ain't that a kick in the head - Dean Martin
"Great balls of fire" - Jerry Lee Lewis.
Song of the day.
By now the guy should know the MOFI albuns comes from SACD, so people *CAN'T* hear the difference.
I have two reasons:
1) the RCA or Columbia House Record club copies tend to sound better.
2) there were 2 versions of the same album put out I.e Dolly Parton Here you come again ( two completely different versions of two doors down). Or even a quadraphonic version had special additions.
Oh yeah, I forgot about Record Club copies! Usually identiable by the bar code on back.
Some sound better, some worse. Some had different inserts as well.
You’re killing it man. I just bought the ‘79 master of Dark Side a couple of days ago and I was wondering why it was different than the original. Great work.
Song of the Day : The Rainmakers - “Long Gone Long”
I do not have any vinyl doubles, but I have many albums on CD and vinyl, I mainly use the vinyl versions to enhance my collections and because they are beautiful and the CDs to rip the music off so I can hear it wherever I am!
Notification gang (I’m also a member of anti Crosley gang just chucked that b*** out my window and got a audio technica!)
woo woo! 😎👍
MM7807 Great I'm getting an Audio Technica as well
You basically replace garbage with better garbage
Thank you for inspiring me to get my first record player and introducing me to the amazing vinyl community!
Song of the day: surf wax America- weezer
He did the same for me too.
Beausef Didly What record player did you get?
Laura Corbett i got a QFX multiaudio record player, im not sure if it is a good turntable or not but it has a record player, cassette deck, CD player, and a radio. Also it has a built in preamp and amplifier and came with speakers
MoFi pressings are usually considered to be slightly better than regular pressings, especially with today's releases, which are usually pressed from CD masters. I've never AB'ed a MoFi pressing next to an original and/or repress of an album, so I can't personally verify this.
I own multiple copies of many album. A neighbor was a hoarder and collected pails and pails of records. They were stored in poor condition, possible outdoors. I bought two pails of his albums (tons of Tull) and his turntable from his sister after his death. Many of the records were covered in mold. I had to cut off the sleeves and ultrasonic clean them. True to being a hoarder, many had never been played. As you may imagine the jackets are in horrible condition. I think that I have five copies of "Passion Play".
Song of the day: Us and Them - Pink Floyd
I heard that song on the radio today.
@@willgregg1076 It's my favorite song on The Dark Side of the Moon!
Payton Stewart I think time would be better as many people passed the age of 30 will cry.
Genecarlo Show, “Time” is great one as well and I can sort of see what you mean.
Yes I love us and them, also my favourite on the album followed by breathe and then great gig
In the aeroplane over the sea - Neutral Milk Hotel
Aim to one day own the box set of these guys full discography, brilliant music
Song of the day.. Six blade knife by dire straights...
audio jase YES
Thanks, I was going to say that!
0:17 Rob Zombie On Your Wall
Yes 🤘🏻
I will only own one version of a release. The main reason is usually due to limited storage space. If it happens to be color vinyl, standard black vinyl, picture disc or shaped, I'm fine with it either way. The only time I'll obtain another copy is if the current copy is either missing the sleeve, insert, innersleeve or poster. Another reason is if the sleeve is thrashed from splits and/or water damage, or if vinyl is warped, skips, scratched or has a manufacturing defect. In any of these cases, I'll usually donate them to friends or a thrift store as a last resort.
Song Of The Day:
Queensryche - Silent Lucidity
christian cutrona 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
My friend has a record label & re-releases vinyl from it. He gets a mechanical license to do so from a company that deals in the rights to do so from a huge group of artists. This is why some albums have different pressings on different labels.
Song of the day: Brain Damage - Pink Floyd
My reason - someone gives me a collection they found in the basement, which includes some great albums I don't have, plus yet another copy of Whipped Cream & Other Delights.
How about who mastered the album? What plates were used? What tapes were used?
A lot more goes into “two of the same albums” with different packaging and different colored vinyl.
I have multiple copies of Madness's self-titled Geffen US compilation from 1983. I have it in all possible formats, Vinyl, Cassette, CD and even 8 track. Some formats are the regular retail version which is perfect, the Columbia house version which has a different mix on one song. The Japanese version which has one song changed out on it. This is my favorite album of all time, been my favorite for over 30 years which is why I have so many. I hope they reissue it I would buy two, one to open and one to keep sealed.
I know what he means, I was obsessed to find the perfect sounding copy of Simon and Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Waters. I have 5 copies of that album and 2 on CD/SACD. The Mofi One Step Version blew all of them away, including the SACD.
I have 2 copies of the album “Body and the Beat” released in 1984 by a New Zealand band called Dragon. This album was one of the main reasons why I wanted to start collecting vinyl in the first place. The first copy of this album that I purchased was a UK pressing. I got it thinking it would have the full uncut album version of the song Rain (one of my favourite songs of all time) but unfortunately it just had the radio edit version. Just a few short months ago, I was in my favourite record store just having a look, and I found another copy of this album. It look slightly different to my copy, so I ended up just having a listen to it in the shop, and surely enough, this pressing did have the full uncut version of Rain. Needless to say I snatched that up very quickly! I will add too that the uncut version of that song was never released on digital media for whatever reason. This is why I love vinyl! 🙂
The MOFI version you have is a 1981 pressing. You can tell because of the slanted lettering of "Original Master Recording" on the top of the cover. The MOFI 1979 pressing has a standard font that is not slanted.
I have several multiple copies of various titles. Probably have at least one example of each reason you mentioned outside of the completeist reason. Add to that, one regular play copy and one picture disk, but that is sort of covered in your "color options" really.
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just realized on the far bottom right you have the Silent Hill OST lp. nice.
I don’t think I’ve ever been this early to a RUclips video (two minutes)
I own 3 editions of "Siembra" by Rubén Blades. The first one I got was a reissue from 1993 I found in a flea market. My dad owned the original Venezuelian pressing from 1978 and he also got the Colombian pressing from the same year. It was at my grandma's house. Those eventually ended up in my collection. There's an edition from France from 2017. I think I will get that one as well. I mean, is one of the greatest Latin Records from all time.
Are you really Syd Barrett
I've got 15 pressings of Sgt Pepper's lonely heart's club band wowww
Connor Keable which one sounds the best to you. I have about 10. Including the UHQR. Best mono is the 82 red Japanese. Best stereo is Canadian marble color.
Onteo threwout my collection of 15 pressings I definitely agree with you on the stereo marble colour but for me in mono it’s gotta be the original 1967 mono pressing from England
@@connorkeable8487 I bought my first copy ( a US Mono) when it was a month old at the age of 11. All the older kids were talking about it and i had saved my allowance since buying The Monkees Headquarters in June of that year. Still have it, but it is worn. Someday, i'd like to replace it. The UHQR and the Mofi in the box set sound too bright. I bought the Marble because I always wanted it and was amazed at how good it sounded.
@@Onteo1 wow that's pretty good well since I'm like 17 I wasn't arround when the Beatles were a band since I'm British my original copy of Sgt Pepper's an original uk pressing from my uncle I still have it too this day but in my opinion comparing the UK pressing to the us pressing is that the UK pressing is clearly superior in sound quality
@@connorkeable8487 Yes agreed. And most Audiophiles that i've listened to and read about agree. An original UK mono is and always has been a grail to me. Glad to see a new generation is into vinyl collecting and the Beatles.. Cheers
I find your voice oddly relaxing
Thank you! 😊
He sounds just like a therapist
Me too man
Just somthing i like to do personally is have the nice color ones or even picture disks only for display and have a simple black copy just to play as much as i like
Or in my instance. I have a copy of the special Lateralus picture album, but someone who knows I like tool gave me the same album as a gift, not knowing I already had it. So glad they gave it to me also. Now I can keep that one mint and play the other. Though it hurts to play it knowing the more I play it, the quality will slowly go down.
You'll want to note that often, a popular record would pressed at multiple plants, often with label variations. Common in the USA.
I have 2 copies of Flood by They Might Be Giants. One is a picture disc that I hang on my wall, & the other is the normal black vinyl.
Another reason to have more than one copy of something is to have the domestic version and the import one (perhaps more than one, from different countries), there are often differences between them.
I usually buy an album several times, but in different formats. A copy on vinyl, cassette, cd, etc. I think the only record I have multiple copies of is In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel. I picked up one copy while I lived in the UK and another copy after I moved back to the states. One is a gatefold and the other isn't. It's one of my favorite albums, so that's pretty much the only reason why.
Wow that really is a first pressing. Later pressing the blue triangle is filled in.
I have two copies of a few albums. Hard Day's Night. Both red cover (US release) both mono. Both in kind of horrible shape but they were free so I can't complain.
2 copies of Tom Lehrer's self made 10" LP Songs By Tom Lehrer. It is the most successful home brew record ever so every time I see it I grab it. Every once in a while the post card comes with it. The address on the post card changes based on when it was pressed. I'm lucky enough to have his original Boston address.
I have 2 copies of New Gold Dream by Simple Minds. One on plain black the other on translucent gold with purple splatter pressed in 1983.
I think there are a number of reasons why collectors buy multiple editions of the same vinyl record. 1. it has a rare copy that you do not want to use. 2. each sounds different (if only minimally.) Etc ...
Song of the day: Crumbling Castle - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
I have two copies of Their Satanic Majesties Request by the Rolling Stones. One is a 2000-ish reissue without the lenticular cover and the other one is the deluxe version with stereo and mono copies from 2017.
i have 2 copies of the 180 gram vinyl repressings of the PF dark side of the moon just because im a weirdo
I have a ton of copies of dark side of the moon too. I have the 2003 30th anniversary CD, the 2016 repressing and the 50th anniversary box set which includes the remastered album on vinyl and CD, the 5:1 surround mix on DVD and Blu-ray, some songs in 7 inch record singles and the live version of the album. I spent a lot of money for this
I have three copies of ..Thriller in my collection because of the fact that my collection is a combination of multiple collections from various relatives who no longer wanted them and I did want all of them.. Of course there were some so old that they were beyond repair or totally undesirable, so i sorted thru and condensed from over 1200 down to about 600 or so.. I haven;t realy counted yet since they all require cleaning to see which merit keeping.
I have multiple copies of the Prince album Sign “O” The Times. Original 1987 copy, re-release from 2016, remastered peach vinyl 2020, Super deluxe 13lp set, 2020 record store day picture disc, 8 disc super deluxe CD set, original 1987 CD set, 2020 remastered album and 2020 remastered and b-sides CD album, yeah I have a few copies lol
I have over 30 copies of Big Country's The Crossing on vinyl including Promo's and White Labels
Mfsl always sound great!
I have around 20 Mfsl records, Santana, grateful Dead,... and they all are awesome!
nottrue 911 The Mofi Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust is absolutely amazing,
Born to run- Bruce springsteen.
Song of the day
Multiple versions of Bella Donna including MoFi, gold, blue and European presses. Some still sealed some with hype stickers
I had a blue triangle dark side, wasn’t great condition, collector gave 3 figures for it, I brought a fantastic second press, ( cash in the bank ) which I played this afternoon as a demonstration for someone who looking to build a new vinyl set up.
I have two copies of Aerosmith’s first album called Aerosmith. the band hated the cover so when dream on became a hit they rereleased the album in 1976 with a new cover saying “featuring dream on” The first pressings also have a spelling error but I’ve yet to get that version yet.
The real first pressing of DSOTM is the solid blue triangle UK EMI A1/B1. That's the best sounding version, if you've got £900 to spare. The Mofi was cut by Stan Ricker, and is a little on the bright side. If you just want a stock US pressing, the one you should get is a Winchester VA pressing cut by Wally Traugott.
I do have four different versions of Sergeant pepper,
-2009 release in stereo
-2009 release in mono
- an original Capitol pressing (stereo) without the inner groove
-the 2017 50th anniversary release
I have on occasion picked up a copy of an album I already have. Sometimes it’s just price. I recently checked out a person’s collection they were selling for a couple bucks a piece. Well they had a copy of a John Denver album I already had but it was in great condition and I just couldn’t walk away without adding it to my bundle. Another one I have multiple copies of is from the band Stryper “To Hell With the Devil”. For those that don’t know, Stryper was the “Christian” metal band that made it to a major record label back in the day. The album that had the most commercial success was “To Hell...”. That album first had a cover of 4 angels sending Satan to Hell. Well for some reason it was considered controversial so they stopped making it and replaced it with a black cover with their logo and “To Hell...” in red. So I bought both copies plus they also did a picture disc that I have as well. Also I have an original Abbey Road, but bought the newly released version because I felt I’d rather play the new version than risk damaging the old.
Wait... the gold-and-black copy of Blessed Unrest is the rarer one???
And here I was all angry I didn't get the blood red first pressing haha
I consider myself to be a hardcore Hi-Fi fan. I would love to collect the original pressings like for example, Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon, 1973. Like the original 1973 UK pressing with the light blue prism, also another 1973 UK pressing that featured the first black prism variation, then the Japanese issues and reissues, especially the one in 1978 by EMI, which featured a completely different sleeve and front and back cover. The front cover is a "live cover" from their Animals tour. And the back cover is information about the album in Japanese. The jacket is a standard single LP jacket, not a gatefold. The insert is an LP sized one and it has the lyrics for the album. The center labels don't have the prism at all. It says EMI on the left side and the color is the EMI center label color through the 70's. And that particular issue is EXTREMELY RARE TO FIND, ESPECIALLY IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION!!! Then we have the 1979 and the two MFSL issues in 1981. The first of the two pressings in 1981 is a reissue of the '79 issue but with different inserts and a different font for the ORIGINAL MASTER RECORDING. The second pressing is the UHQR version, which has extremely resounding fidelity and is extremely valuable. Also the MFSL issue he has in this video is the 1981 issue, not the 1979 issue. Check the font for ORIGINAL MASTER RECORDING on the top. Then we got the high quality CD issues and SACD issues and further high quality LP pressings.
I have 2 or 3 versions of every Electric Light Orchestra album (exept Balance of Power) because simply I'm bloody obsessed with them :)
song of the day - supercut - Lorde
Song of the Day
Roam (1989) - The B-52’s
There are a very few albums which I'll buy multiple copies of - DSOTM is one of them. But I have become familiar with the stamp numbers, etc which mark the desirable European pressings, and the generation of copy, amongst other things. The holy grail is still to get the quadraphonic version, along with the correct vintage gear necessary to play it.
I had a Dark side of the moon Japanese EMI Toshiba pressing. I sold it when I went to cds in the 80s, I wish I never did. It was the best sounding pressing in my opinion. That pressing is quite expensive now. Its much better than the Mobile fidelity version.
Master or Reality is a good example of an album with a large amount of variants. Some people try to get them all.
Guilty here, got six copies of Dark Side Of The Moon, half of them apparently unofficial releases: a Russian pressing, a quadraphonic version and a 3oth anniversary picture disc. The other three originals and repressings. Wanted a good looking one to hang on the wall :)
Got most of my Queen and Jean-Michel Jarre albums double as well, just different versions, to be sure :)
Oh and I've got, erm, seven copies of Jeff Wayne's War Of The Worlds, because it is just awesome and two are limited dutch editions in a nice box with the book included :)
Have you played the quad version? I’d be really curious to hear what that sounds like with the right setup! 😎👍
@@vinyleyezz I think I played it once years ago, but I haven't had a decent quad setup (or 5.1 for that matter) in years. Still have a quad amp sitting on shelf, waiting for time and space to do something 🙂
I barely have enough room to have 1 copy of each album.
Don't forget some editions of an album have some songs which do not appear on others. Some have bonus tracks etc. Queen's Greatest Hits is a good example of this. Each country pretty much had it's own version.
i like collection multible copy's on the same records because of the different labels for example i have multible copy's of Black Sabbath on different labels from "vertigo to nems" also some were made in germany etc. it;'s really cool to have these. i also have that pink floyd album on a WB purple label
I have a fetish to collect multiple versions of particular classical music. For example, I have several different copies of Prokofiev's 'Peter and the Wolf' that have different narrators telling the story and explaining the different musical instruments used. The narrators are:
- Sean Connery
- Sir Alec Guinness
- David Bowie
- Boris Karloff
- Peter Ustinov
- Jack Lemmon
- Sir Ralph Richardson
The biggest reason I've bought multiple copies of an original record I own was to get a cleaner copy. I've even bought some of them on 180 gram vinyl and in every instance but one have been more happy with the re-issue.
The thing that's bitten me in the butt more than once (actually quite a lot), is when I shop at my favorite used record store and buy albums that I've never owned before because they're a lot cheaper in a used format. I can't tell you how many times I've gotten home, played one of them, then when I was filing it away in my collection saw that I already had at lest one, and sometimes multiple copies of the same record already! Oh well.....that's one way of knowing that you really like a record, right?
1973 us harvest pressing has a different label on discogs - that might just be a repress? which would explain why you prefer the 1979 japan pressing
Who’s hype for tools new album next month
I have 3 copies of Saturday night fever
Mothership Reconnection - Scott Grooves
all the reasons you gave I do and agree with...and some of the same albums that are imports .. have different or more songs on them also....it was a lot of fun back in the day (70's - 80's) to check out the imports and see how the records we know are a little different.. like the kiss albums from Germany... I would at a( exchange) store today and was picking up a new (music from the elder ) album because mine from 1981 was worn out. and a young kid (25 ish) stopped me and said that he was a big kiss fan and that album was very under rated .. I told him that kiss only sold about 1000 of this album and he must be the 1001 now lol....
I STILL Loved your hat better!
I always love your videos!!
I have multiple copies of Herb Alpert's "Whipped Cream."
Why? Because I'm a simple man. I see Cream, I whip it.
Dale Frewaldt - Me too! Hope to collect more of them 👍
Do you whip it good?
Plus you can go to virtually any store with used records and leave with 15 copies for $10.
Many pressings of DGG, Philips, Chandos, etc. are long out of print (and likely won't get quality re-pressings), so if I find a mint copy of a pressing that I like I will get it, even if I have a copy in great condition. The reason being that if my older copy ever gets destroyed or damaged, I will have a back-up.
Song of the day "Who stole the Keeshka?"...Walt Solek
'Melt it Down' by Tantrum. I own 4 vinyl copies. 2 x black (one 'virgin'), A transparent yellow pressing and a white label test pressing which is unplayed. These are all of variants of the LP version that exist. Reason for owning all variants? I played bass on it!
Wish Parlour Trick will reissue their album! I’d love to have a copy of that.
I collect duplicate albums for their colour variant!
I have two copies of Sgt Pepper. The 2009 re-release and the 2017 remaster/remix re-release, because the 2009 has the original stereo mix and the 2017 has the new and updated stereo mix by Giles Martin. I’ll be doing the same for the White Album when I have enough money to splurge and for Abbey Road when it’s released
That’s de-pressing.
I have met a Beatles completist. Woooow is all that I can say. I wasn't sure if he was crazy or not. Multiple copies of every release and could discuss each version, including the box sets in detail. Wow.
Me I simply have one copy of each if my LPs and when one degrades through playing, I go and buy another if I like it a lot. Why? I would simply run out of storage space really quickly.
Started collecting this past November . Began with picking up 2 albums by an opening band of a concert I went to. Capstan. That then sealed the deal to start collecting. I then started collecting the all the albums by my favorite band Silverstein and grabbed some bargains from the bins of my local record shop to augment and diversify my collection. I’m now on my quest as a “completionist” with as many of the variants of Silverstein. Do you go to shows? Have you gotten any tour presses?
Song of the day: Red - King Crimson
I have two Dark Side of the Moons. One is original, with the posters, the other is a quadrophonic version (QS encoding I think). Even playing them in stereo the mix is slightly different between them. I have no idea if the quadrophonic version is rare or valuable but I will be keeping it.
I have a couple of albums I bought duplicates of because the old covers were very worn and I wanted to frame those album covers for my audio room wall.
Very interesting video Jarrett keep it up pal
I have multiple copies of Billie elish's When we all fall asleep, where do we go records. One is a peach color, and the other is a clear glow in the dark variant. :)
i can understand having a multiple pressings that sound different whether it be 1 with an original recording and 1 with a remastered mix. that makes sense. They may be the same album but, the mixes are different therefore the listening experience is different. I do not understand buying the same album just for a different color. you do not see the colors when they are on your shelf. you only see them when they are outside the sleeves. 99% of the time the records are in the sleeves. records are meant to be listened to not fondled over because of the color. color variant collectors are depriving people of owning a copy of whatever album to listen to that was pressed in limited amounts and has since became expensive in the resale market. this is why i have no dance gavin dance on vinyl. thankfully the record label saw the demand for that band's albums on vinyl and has now made unlimited pressings on black vinyl and i can finally buy them all slowly over time when money allows not worring about what price they will go for if i do not drain my wallet and buy them now. i buy records for the music and sound on the vinyl discs i do not need multiple color variants with the same audio on the discs. that makes no sense to me and i will never have the shelf space for that even if i wanted to
Fell in love with a girl- the white stripes
Hi to All, usually for everyday listening i use CDs. If i have the time to lay back and really enjoy the music, that’s when i put on a vinyl record.
BTW nice Channel, and interresting videos.
Discog has almost 1,000 versions of Dark Side of the Moon, I think that's great LOL!!! I do hear that the original Dark Side of the Moon the Harvest pressing (the one you have) is the best but each to his own if your happy with the sound of the other one that all that counts... Now I'm going to have to look into that mobile fidelity pressing if you say it's good.. I do have some multiple copies of some of the Grateful Dead's records do to 1- there are my favorite band, I really like that particular album , different covers & the Green Warner Brother Label, Frank Zappa only cause I like him & I think Dark Side of the Moon I have 3 still looking for the original Harvest Like you have. There are a few other bands I can't think of off hand I have multiple copies of. Another great video thanks for posting..
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Ned's Atomic Dustbin - Intact
Yes, i have Dookie and Dookie pictures disc!
All the fools sailed away - Dio