2 days ago I surprise to see in Los Angeles amoeba store queen vinyl albums brand new and I say wow I want them all but I just see A night at the opera, aday at the races, sheer heart attack , cosmos album and Queen II yes queen II no "queen first album " like this post in the begining said ...
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Well they could theoretically use a CD as a source and make a vinyl master from that, EQing the bass, etc. for vinyl. I suppose if something was recorded digitally to begin with, it might not be that big of a loss to be bumped down to 16-bit if you're an indie band who wants vinyl just for the novelty and not necessarily sound quality...so I could see it happening.
What's so great about this?
Exactly...Ive already got them all...all mint, so im not gonna buy again!
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2 days ago I surprise to see in Los Angeles amoeba store queen vinyl albums brand new and I say wow I want them all but I just see A night at the opera, aday at the races, sheer heart attack , cosmos album and Queen II yes queen II no "queen first album " like this post in the begining said ...[/QUOTE]
No, William, the thread started by saying they were releasing all the albums from the first to Cosmos.
The first wave includes the ones you've mentioned. The next wave will contain Queen I.
[b]williamrcs wrote: [/b]
2 days ago I surprise to see in Los Angeles amoeba store queen vinyl albums brand new and I say wow I want them all but I just see A night at the opera, aday at the races, sheer heart attack , cosmos album and Queen II yes queen II no "queen first album " like this post in the begining said ...[/QUOTE]
No, William, the thread started by saying they were releasing all the albums from the first to Cosmos.
The first wave includes the ones you've mentioned. The next wave will contain Queen I.
the only possible reason to buy songs on vinyl that you already have on CD is in a hope they accumulate value over the years but with something as mass produced as this you'll have a bloody long wait.