これは、世界中で売れるのと同時に大論争を巻き起こした。「黒人音楽からの盗み」と非難する人たちもいた。しかし、それはロックンロール誕生時から言われていたことでもあり、またここでサイモンが取り組んだ南アフリカのムバカンガ自体が西洋の影響を大いに受けてもいる。「反アパルトヘイトのための南アフリカ封鎖を破った」とも非難されたが、南アフリカの黒人ミュージシャンたちがこれによって世界に知られるようになったという側面も無視できない。「歌詞に政治的メッセージが稀薄」とも言われたが、「ちょっとアフリカ音楽を聴いて出かけていって『僕は君たちの魂の歌を歌うんだ』なんておこがましい」とサイモンは語っている。
アルバムは、1曲目冒頭の刺激的で力強いアコーディオンとドラムから、何か特別なことが始まるという雰囲気に溢れている。タイトル曲は、エルヴィス・プレスリーの屋敷の名と文字通りの“Graceland”(「神の恩寵の地」)とをかけて、「僕たちは皆“Graceland”に受け入れられるんだ」と歌う。3、4曲目は明るく楽しげな曲。5曲目は南アフリカのコーラス・グループであるレディスミス・ブラック・マンバーゾの力強いコーラスとサイモンの歌とバックのミュージシャンたちとが高度に融合した佳曲。6曲目は一番のヒット曲。(後に小沢健二がパクッた。)7曲目ではリンダ・ロンシュタットと共演し、8曲目はサイモンとレディスミスのア・カペラ。ボーナス・トラックのデモ・ヴァージョンでは、レディスミスの音楽に魅了されたサイモンが彼らの特徴を真似して多重録音している様子が微笑ましい。9曲目はアフリカンでありつつ従来のサイモンらしくもある。10曲目と11曲目はアメリカ南部やメキシコの音楽に取り組みながらも違和感がない。
とにかく、ロックのみならず広義のポピュラー・ミュージックの歴史に残る名盤である。ぜひ変な先入観なしに聴いてもらいたい。
Graceland
| 仕様 | 価格 | 新品 | 中古品 |
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CD, インポート, リミックス含む, 2018/10/12
"もう一度試してください。" | インポート, リミックス含む | ¥2,105 | — |
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CD, ボックスセット, CD, 2012/6/5
"もう一度試してください。" | CD, コレクターズ・エディション | ¥13,144 | ¥10,330 |
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CD, 2012/7/4
"もう一度試してください。" | 1枚組 |
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| ¥2,500 | ¥3,587 |
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CD, CD, インポート, 2012/7/9
"もう一度試してください。" | CD, インポート |
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| ¥7,970 | ¥3,795 |
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CD, オリジナルレコーディングのリマスター, インポート, 2004/7/26
"もう一度試してください。" | オリジナルレコーディングのリマスター, インポート |
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| — | ¥931 |
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CD, CD+DVD, インポート, 2012/6/5
"もう一度試してください。" | CD+DVD, インポート |
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| — | ¥1,706 |
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曲目リスト
| 1 | Boy in the Bubble |
| 2 | Graceland |
| 3 | I Know What I Know |
| 4 | Gumboots |
| 5 | Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes |
| 6 | You Can Call Me Al |
| 7 | Under African Skies |
| 8 | Homeless |
| 9 | Crazy Love, Volume II |
| 10 | That Was Your Mother |
| 11 | All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints |
| 12 | Homeless (demo) |
| 13 | Diamonds On the Soles of her Shoes (Unreleased Version) |
| 14 | All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints (Early Version) |
商品の説明
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The melding of South African styles and Simon's trademark sensibility made for one of the most intriguing albums--not to mention commercial hits--of the '80s. At once lively, thoughtful, gorgeous, and tough, Graceland acknowledges splits both in South Africa's social fabric and in Simon's personal life (the title track is a clear descendant of the earlier "Hearts and Bones," a song about the singer-songwriter's brief marriage to Carrie Fisher). Humor is hardly absent from the mix, though; witness the addled "I Know What I Know" and the fable-like "You Can Call Me Al." --Rickey Wright
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"Graceland"
"You Can Call Me Al"
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リマスター→良好(やや音圧低し)
"You Can Call Me Al"
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VINEメンバー
1986年5月発表。当時貿易ボイコット中だった南アフリカで録音。故に当時このアルバムは激論を呼んでしまう。参加ミュージシャンにはリンダ・ロンシュタット、エヴァリー・ブラザース、エイドリアン・ブリュー、ロス・ロボス、スティーブ・ガット、ラルフ・マグドナルド、ランディ・ブレッカーなどそうそうたる面々がクレジットされているが本当にクレジットされるべき4組と言われる南アフリカのグループがクレジットされていないなど『配慮に欠けた』アルバムであることは否めない。(●^o^●)
ライナーでポール自身が書いているがこのアルバムを作ることになったきっかけは1984年の夏に友人から受け取った1枚のアルバムのテープだったそうである。そのアルバムの名前は『ガムブーツ:アコーディオン・ジャイブ・ヒッツvol.II』。ここでの南アフリカのストリート・ミュージックである昔のR&Bに似かよったグルーブを持った『ンバカンガ』にポールはすっかりシビレテしまい。重い腰をあげて再び創作活動を開始することになったのである。彼はガンガン南アフリカのご当地レコードを集め始め、ついには往年の名コンビであるプロデューサー/エンジニアであるロイ・ハリーとともに南アメリカへと向かうことになるのである。
『ンバカンガ』のアーシーさ溢れるグルーブは聴くものを虜にしてしまう。眼を閉じれば南アフリカの青い空が浮かんでくるアルバムである。(●^o^●)
ライナーでポール自身が書いているがこのアルバムを作ることになったきっかけは1984年の夏に友人から受け取った1枚のアルバムのテープだったそうである。そのアルバムの名前は『ガムブーツ:アコーディオン・ジャイブ・ヒッツvol.II』。ここでの南アフリカのストリート・ミュージックである昔のR&Bに似かよったグルーブを持った『ンバカンガ』にポールはすっかりシビレテしまい。重い腰をあげて再び創作活動を開始することになったのである。彼はガンガン南アフリカのご当地レコードを集め始め、ついには往年の名コンビであるプロデューサー/エンジニアであるロイ・ハリーとともに南アメリカへと向かうことになるのである。
『ンバカンガ』のアーシーさ溢れるグルーブは聴くものを虜にしてしまう。眼を閉じれば南アフリカの青い空が浮かんでくるアルバムである。(●^o^●)
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Carbona Not Glue
5つ星のうち5.0
Paul Simon's Seminal Album
2017年10月9日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
25 years on, an anniversary edition of Graceland has been compiled and includes Joe Berlinger's 2012 Sundance Film Festival-commended documentary 'Under African Skies,' a moving analysis of the political backdrop that both informed the album and was challenged by the very existence of 'Graceland.' The commentary and debate surrounding the creation of the album has never ceased, though, but with hindsight, Berlinger casts light and clarity over the events surrounding its creation. The South African musicians with whom Simon collaborated are given equal voice in the documentary, immediately undermining the accusations of exploitation that are often levelled at Paul Simon.
Admittedly, 'Graceland' may well have brought South African music to the attention of the white western world in a manner that watered it down, stylistically. What becomes apparent, though, is that the songwriter's motives for going to South Africa was not to pillage the sound or the culture of the country but was borne of a love for the music that he had once discovered on a cassette tape given to him by a friend. He was given the option of using New York musicians to recreate the sound. He rejected the idea outright and wanted instead, to go to the birthplace of this sound and to collaborate with the musicians responsible for its creation.
A testament to the unifying power of music, Joseph Shabalala of Ladysmith Black Mambazo is quick to dismiss any notion of racial hierarchy within those recording sessions. "he's my brother. because of the music," he says to camera in a manner that suggests it would be futile to question him. A thread that runs through the documentary is an uncomfortable - though civil - confrontation between Paul Simon and Dali Tambo of Artists Against Apartheid, filmed for the documentary. Tambo is openly critical of Simon's actions in recording 'Graceland' when he did, with black South African musicians, because of that "inconvenient thing called apartheid." Tambo tells him plainly "it wasn't the ideal form of cultural exchange. they weren't free people." Certainly, the image that Paul Simon found himself portraying, of black South Africa, was problematic in its simplicity. Simon's answers always boil down to one thing; and when he repeats it, the arguments against him all but evaporate: They were artists. Collaborating together. Music knows no hierarchy. "They didn't say 'come here and tell my story," he says. So he didn't.
Aside from the debate and enlightenment of the documentary, the 25th anniversary package also works as an insightful refresh on the classic album. There are several piquant moments, such as the revelation that 'Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes' - possibly one of the most iconic tracks on the album - was written because the record label had delayed the release of the album for a few months. Paul had all the musicians in New York for a Saturday Night Live performance (a highlight, in itself, for its awkward tenderness), so they decided to make the best of their time together and crack on with another song. Just one of those moments where circumstance plays into the hands of the artist. Elsewhere, the DVD contains some of the music videos from the album, including the simple, yet hilarious 'You Can Call Me Al,' featuring Chevy Chase. The audio CD features demo versions of several of the album tracks. A particular highlight is 'Homeless,' a softer, fuzzier version than the one destined for wider release.
Of all the negative commentary leveled at Paul Simon, at the time of Graceland's release, the media contained herein leaves you with a feeling that his biggest crime was one of naivety. Not that he wasn't aware of the political situation - though there were certainly holes in the limited awareness that he did have - but he certainly seemed naïve to the impact that he would have and the anger that would be wrought from his actions. It was the blindness that came with that naivety, though, that caused him to stumble through doors that would otherwise have remained closed to him. 'Graceland' is many different albums, depending on the filter through which you listen to it. When viewed as a collaborative effort between two disparate cultures, the politics fade away momentarily and reveal a masterpiece.
Admittedly, 'Graceland' may well have brought South African music to the attention of the white western world in a manner that watered it down, stylistically. What becomes apparent, though, is that the songwriter's motives for going to South Africa was not to pillage the sound or the culture of the country but was borne of a love for the music that he had once discovered on a cassette tape given to him by a friend. He was given the option of using New York musicians to recreate the sound. He rejected the idea outright and wanted instead, to go to the birthplace of this sound and to collaborate with the musicians responsible for its creation.
A testament to the unifying power of music, Joseph Shabalala of Ladysmith Black Mambazo is quick to dismiss any notion of racial hierarchy within those recording sessions. "he's my brother. because of the music," he says to camera in a manner that suggests it would be futile to question him. A thread that runs through the documentary is an uncomfortable - though civil - confrontation between Paul Simon and Dali Tambo of Artists Against Apartheid, filmed for the documentary. Tambo is openly critical of Simon's actions in recording 'Graceland' when he did, with black South African musicians, because of that "inconvenient thing called apartheid." Tambo tells him plainly "it wasn't the ideal form of cultural exchange. they weren't free people." Certainly, the image that Paul Simon found himself portraying, of black South Africa, was problematic in its simplicity. Simon's answers always boil down to one thing; and when he repeats it, the arguments against him all but evaporate: They were artists. Collaborating together. Music knows no hierarchy. "They didn't say 'come here and tell my story," he says. So he didn't.
Aside from the debate and enlightenment of the documentary, the 25th anniversary package also works as an insightful refresh on the classic album. There are several piquant moments, such as the revelation that 'Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes' - possibly one of the most iconic tracks on the album - was written because the record label had delayed the release of the album for a few months. Paul had all the musicians in New York for a Saturday Night Live performance (a highlight, in itself, for its awkward tenderness), so they decided to make the best of their time together and crack on with another song. Just one of those moments where circumstance plays into the hands of the artist. Elsewhere, the DVD contains some of the music videos from the album, including the simple, yet hilarious 'You Can Call Me Al,' featuring Chevy Chase. The audio CD features demo versions of several of the album tracks. A particular highlight is 'Homeless,' a softer, fuzzier version than the one destined for wider release.
Of all the negative commentary leveled at Paul Simon, at the time of Graceland's release, the media contained herein leaves you with a feeling that his biggest crime was one of naivety. Not that he wasn't aware of the political situation - though there were certainly holes in the limited awareness that he did have - but he certainly seemed naïve to the impact that he would have and the anger that would be wrought from his actions. It was the blindness that came with that naivety, though, that caused him to stumble through doors that would otherwise have remained closed to him. 'Graceland' is many different albums, depending on the filter through which you listen to it. When viewed as a collaborative effort between two disparate cultures, the politics fade away momentarily and reveal a masterpiece.
Greg Boyd
5つ星のうち5.0
Bouncing Into Graceland
2012年6月10日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
I could start this review by comparing this album to a fine wine that gets better with age or by recounting my own personal story of how the release of this album changed my life but Graceland was released 7 years before I was born so that would be slightly misleading.
The other reviewer (and at the time of writing there is only one other) is entirely correct in saying that this is not for the casual Paul Simon fan, though with that price tag I think this is fairly obvious. He's also correct in saying that many fans will already own one or more of the elements included but I am reviewing this boxset for what it is.
And it is amazing! This is not something that's been cheaply thrown together as a quick cash-in on the 25th anniversary. Time, money, effort and love have gone into crafting this item and it really does show in the quality.
The album has been re-mastered and sounds better than ever. Crystal clear. It's always been a joy to listen to and now it's only getting better. Most of the bonus tracks have previously been available but this set includes The Story of "Graceland" which is around nine minutes long and comprises of Paul Simon speaking about the creation of the landmark album in his own words.
I can't really review the two DVDs otherwise I'll be here all day but suffice to say that the performances on "The African Concert" are superb and at times very moving and powerful. It remains one of my favourite concert DVDs and opened my eyes (or maybe I should say ears) to the music of some truly brilliant musicians in the likes of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba.
The "Under African Skies" documentary is a gem for fans and delves into the controversy and, more importantly, the reasons and people behind the controversy as well as looking at the music and musicians. I will get round to writing proper reviews for these DVDs but not here.
Within the box is a replica pad of Paul Simons handwritten album notes and lyrics. It's a truly beautiful item printed on good quality paper. It's fascinating to read through each page and see how the lyrics for some songs like The Boy In The Bubble evolved over time.
The other book contains lots of great pictures of various things including the musicians playing in the studio, Paul Simon filming the video for one of the songs and much more. It also features an "oral history" of the album told by Paul Simon himself, musicians involved in the creation of the album and other musical legends like Peter Gabriel among other. It's a joy to read and finishes with all the details and lyrics for each track. Also included is a replica Graceland poster printed on high quality paper which would look great in a frame.
The box itself is very attractive and well made. The inner sleeve, poster and book all slide neatly in with plenty of space but without rattling around. The design is based on the original albums cover with the picture in the middle protruding slightly from the box. It's a slightly minimalistic design but the overall effect is stunning. I'm very tempted to dedicate an entire shelf to this package so I can just look at it all day.
Incidentally, if you do already own one or more of the things included in this set and are reluctant to buy it again, most of them are available separately or as part of a smaller set. They can be difficult to navigate and distinguish so I've included links to them here:
The re-mastered album can be found here
Or, for the vinyl lovers among you, here
The re-mastered album with the Under African Skies documentary included can be found here
The Under African Skies blu-ray can be found here
The African Concert DVD can be found (second hand and for an obscene price) here
The other reviewer (and at the time of writing there is only one other) is entirely correct in saying that this is not for the casual Paul Simon fan, though with that price tag I think this is fairly obvious. He's also correct in saying that many fans will already own one or more of the elements included but I am reviewing this boxset for what it is.
And it is amazing! This is not something that's been cheaply thrown together as a quick cash-in on the 25th anniversary. Time, money, effort and love have gone into crafting this item and it really does show in the quality.
The album has been re-mastered and sounds better than ever. Crystal clear. It's always been a joy to listen to and now it's only getting better. Most of the bonus tracks have previously been available but this set includes The Story of "Graceland" which is around nine minutes long and comprises of Paul Simon speaking about the creation of the landmark album in his own words.
I can't really review the two DVDs otherwise I'll be here all day but suffice to say that the performances on "The African Concert" are superb and at times very moving and powerful. It remains one of my favourite concert DVDs and opened my eyes (or maybe I should say ears) to the music of some truly brilliant musicians in the likes of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba.
The "Under African Skies" documentary is a gem for fans and delves into the controversy and, more importantly, the reasons and people behind the controversy as well as looking at the music and musicians. I will get round to writing proper reviews for these DVDs but not here.
Within the box is a replica pad of Paul Simons handwritten album notes and lyrics. It's a truly beautiful item printed on good quality paper. It's fascinating to read through each page and see how the lyrics for some songs like The Boy In The Bubble evolved over time.
The other book contains lots of great pictures of various things including the musicians playing in the studio, Paul Simon filming the video for one of the songs and much more. It also features an "oral history" of the album told by Paul Simon himself, musicians involved in the creation of the album and other musical legends like Peter Gabriel among other. It's a joy to read and finishes with all the details and lyrics for each track. Also included is a replica Graceland poster printed on high quality paper which would look great in a frame.
The box itself is very attractive and well made. The inner sleeve, poster and book all slide neatly in with plenty of space but without rattling around. The design is based on the original albums cover with the picture in the middle protruding slightly from the box. It's a slightly minimalistic design but the overall effect is stunning. I'm very tempted to dedicate an entire shelf to this package so I can just look at it all day.
Incidentally, if you do already own one or more of the things included in this set and are reluctant to buy it again, most of them are available separately or as part of a smaller set. They can be difficult to navigate and distinguish so I've included links to them here:
The re-mastered album can be found here
Or, for the vinyl lovers among you, here
The re-mastered album with the Under African Skies documentary included can be found here
The Under African Skies blu-ray can be found here
The African Concert DVD can be found (second hand and for an obscene price) here
R C
5つ星のうち5.0
A great album made even better
2023年5月14日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Great music, great bonus tracks and a compelling DVD, all round an essential purchase even if you have the album in one form or another
André Beßler
5つ星のうち5.0
Anachronistischer Zug
2007年9月5日にドイツでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Die Achtzigerjahre waren überformt von der Auseinandersetzung mit der Apartheid in Südafrika, die 1989 mit der Freilassung Nelson Mandelas und der Zulassung freier Wahlen endete. Auch die populäre Musikkultur blieb davon nicht unbeeinflusst. Viele Künstler setzten sich mit an die Spitze der Aufrufe gegen die Rassentrennung am Kap. Es war in höchstem Maße tabuisiert, Obst aus Südafrika zu kaufen, Mahnwachen vor Bankgebäuden waren keine Seltenheit und hatten reichlich Zulauf. Gelbe Schals drückten Solidarität mit dem ANC aus. Es erschienen CDs, die den Vermerk enthielten, dass sie - "for copyright reasons" - nicht in Südafrika erhältlich seien und es gab sogar einen Sampler unter dem Motto "I Ain't Gonna Go Sun City" (ein südafrikanischer Vergnügungspark und beliebter Veranstaltungsort), obwohl viele der Beteiligten wohl ohnehin nicht auf die Idee gekommen wären, dort aufzutreten. In diesen Zusammenhang gehört auch, dass die Entscheider in den multi-nationalen Konzernen langsam nervös wurden, denn nur mit freien Menschen lassen sich Geschäfte machen. Entgegen einer Sanktion der Vereinten Nationen gegen das Apartheitsregime nahm Paul Simon mit Musikern aus Südafrika das geniale Album "Graceland" auf - und landete damit 1986 einen überragenden, unwiederholbaren Erfolg.
"Graceland" knüpft an die Wurzeln der Rockmusik an und bietet sehr lyrische Texte. Gemeinsam mit der südafrikanischen Formation "Ladysmith Black Mambazo" und der mexikanisch-amerikanischen Gruppe "Los Lobos" hat Paul Simon eine unvergessliche, zeitlose Mixtur aus Rock, Ethno, Calypso, Jazz, Folk und Soul zusammengestellt. Bereits in den Sechzigerjahren hatten Simon & Garfunkel die Musikwelt mit "El Condor Pasa" aufhorchen lassen. Doch wenn wir heute von "Weltmusik" sprechen, ist vor allem dieses Album zu nennen. Denn viele Musikfreunde hätten ohne es kaum einen Zugang zur Musik von anderen Kontinenten gefunden. Einzelne Titel daraus werden nach wie vor gern im Radio gespielt: "The Boy In The Bubble", "You Can Call Me Al", "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes" und natürlich das Titelstück "Graceland" erfreuen sich längst bei denen großer Beliebtheit, deren Eltern sich seinerzeit die LP gekauft haben.
Dieses makellos produzierte Album ist ohne Zweifel eines der interessantesten Werke der Gegenwartskultur und wird ganz sicher seinen unstrittigen Platz in der Geschichte der populären Musik behalten. Rückblickend lässt sich sogar sagen, dass diese Veröffentlichung vermutlich sehr viel zur Überwindung der unmenschlichen Rassentrennung beigetragen hat, weil Paul Simon damit die öffentliche Wahrnehmung auf die Zustände am Kap und auf die Schönheit afrikanischer Musik gelenkt hat, statt sich in einer eher hilflosen Boykotthaltung zu ergehen.
"Graceland" knüpft an die Wurzeln der Rockmusik an und bietet sehr lyrische Texte. Gemeinsam mit der südafrikanischen Formation "Ladysmith Black Mambazo" und der mexikanisch-amerikanischen Gruppe "Los Lobos" hat Paul Simon eine unvergessliche, zeitlose Mixtur aus Rock, Ethno, Calypso, Jazz, Folk und Soul zusammengestellt. Bereits in den Sechzigerjahren hatten Simon & Garfunkel die Musikwelt mit "El Condor Pasa" aufhorchen lassen. Doch wenn wir heute von "Weltmusik" sprechen, ist vor allem dieses Album zu nennen. Denn viele Musikfreunde hätten ohne es kaum einen Zugang zur Musik von anderen Kontinenten gefunden. Einzelne Titel daraus werden nach wie vor gern im Radio gespielt: "The Boy In The Bubble", "You Can Call Me Al", "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes" und natürlich das Titelstück "Graceland" erfreuen sich längst bei denen großer Beliebtheit, deren Eltern sich seinerzeit die LP gekauft haben.
Dieses makellos produzierte Album ist ohne Zweifel eines der interessantesten Werke der Gegenwartskultur und wird ganz sicher seinen unstrittigen Platz in der Geschichte der populären Musik behalten. Rückblickend lässt sich sogar sagen, dass diese Veröffentlichung vermutlich sehr viel zur Überwindung der unmenschlichen Rassentrennung beigetragen hat, weil Paul Simon damit die öffentliche Wahrnehmung auf die Zustände am Kap und auf die Schönheit afrikanischer Musik gelenkt hat, statt sich in einer eher hilflosen Boykotthaltung zu ergehen.
Amazon Customer
5つ星のうち5.0
sounds and plays beautifully
2021年8月5日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
This is concerning the 25th anniversary vinyl version with the hype sticker and download card. First off, my download code worked, did not get an expired message even though I purchased this in 2021. I read some complain about noisy vinyl but I don't hear it. I did run it through my spin disk first to remove any manufacturing debris, but it looked pretty clean and flat before it's wash.
Playback: no issues or skips on my gear. Some other reviews mention lots of skipping and noisy vinyl. Not the case for me.
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes sounds stunning ! This is a killer pressing, not sure what others are complaining about. The bass playing on Call Me Al is worth the cost of the album, simply incredible and a bargain at it's price.
My set up: Fluance reference turntable using a Nagaoka MP-110 cartridge with the tracking force set at 1.9g. No runs, no skips, no errors. Listened through Sennheiser HD650 headphones and the sound of this record rivals my MFSL pressings, no joke. get it and enjoy
Playback: no issues or skips on my gear. Some other reviews mention lots of skipping and noisy vinyl. Not the case for me.
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes sounds stunning ! This is a killer pressing, not sure what others are complaining about. The bass playing on Call Me Al is worth the cost of the album, simply incredible and a bargain at it's price.
My set up: Fluance reference turntable using a Nagaoka MP-110 cartridge with the tracking force set at 1.9g. No runs, no skips, no errors. Listened through Sennheiser HD650 headphones and the sound of this record rivals my MFSL pressings, no joke. get it and enjoy
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