Vinyl
Thoughts on Incubus possibly re-releasing their entire album catalog on vinyl and why it would be awesome?
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Permalink Reply by Francisco Stiglich (Mod) on -
Nah, in Chile vinyls are just a little bit more expensive than a "special edition" of the same album, its just our culture of... not buying them. I hope that changes for good. In Chile we get those vinyls from the US or Europe and by request at the music store. Would I buy it? Yes, would i play it? not for a while until I get a good player.
Either way, in the US as Christopher says there are a LOT of bands releasing in vinyl so there is no reason Incubus shouldn't release at least the new album on vinyl, and if the entire catalaog goes out, that'd be awesome too and would give me a reaseon to buy a good LP player too.
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Permalink Reply by Jake Bliese on -
I'd buy the CD and the vinyl...and probably whatever else they want to throw at me.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph C. on -
No, I think the Latin American opinion matters greatly(I don't think Torres was saying that), but to say it is just for a collectors item is kind of ridiculous and is counter-productive to this thread about wanting the albums on vinyl. Torres made a good point about other bands releasing vinyl, Incubus could mass produce like 5,000 of each record and people will snap them up. I mean Incubus -Already- has a lot of vinyl and 7" vinyl singles. So I really hope they do this.
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Permalink Reply by Christopher Torres on -
Thank you Joseph C. Anyone who thinks a vinyl is simply a collectors item has no idea about its value as it pertains to sound quality. Also, I wasn't trying to group all Latin American fans in the same group (I'm one myself). However, the most vocal of Latin American fans in the chat room and even a few here have had a lack of understanding on the significance of a vinyl release.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph C. on
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This is a pretty interesting video to get caught up with the whole vinyl and Record Store Day thing:
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Permalink Reply by Manoela Paixão on -
I agree with Lanina and Carol I know a lot of people here in Brazil who have a huge colection and still buy vinyls. I grew up listening only vinyls and I know that the quality can't be compare with a cd.
In most of cases - at least in Brazil - we have one of the highest taxes so if we want it we'll buy here or import... doesn't matter!
Maybe a lot of people grew up listen cds and prefer listen music in ipod.
By the way... I'll buy...
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Permalink Reply by Francisco Stiglich (Mod) on
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I'm convinced. Getting a player from amazon.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph C. on
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Just to let you guys know if you guys get a USB turntable DO NOT hook it up to your computer to rip the vinyl to digital it DEACTIVATES your sound card. Try to buy a standard turntable and receiver and speakers.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Parker on -
Incubus is one of the few major bands that I know that hasn't been keeping up with the vinyl releases. If you put out a good quality vinyl product then fans snatch them up. For example Tool's albums on vinyl are treasured by most collectors I know because of how amazing the sound quality is. I would really hope Incubus follows this example.
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Permalink Reply by Guido Earl on -
The whole catalogue would be great on vinyl! I would buy this and all collectors will buy this and yeah vinyl is the way to get back to the roots of music industry!
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Permalink Reply by Guido Earl on
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the aenima lp is a very hard to find collector's item. you pay a big amount of money for it. it's a fantastic piece of music on a phantastic piece of black plastic. hehe.
Matt Parker said:
Incubus is one of the few major bands that I know that hasn't been keeping up with the vinyl releases. If you put out a good quality vinyl product then fans snatch them up. For example Tool's albums on vinyl are treasured by most collectors I know because of how amazing the sound quality is. I would really hope Incubus follows this example.
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