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By Volzom Zofbie
#49010
Alessandro Alessandroni ‎– Inchiesta

By EvanCampbell
#49018
@Disco - just by itself..it is the same cover for the dvd combo.
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By texasvinyl
#49021


Finally arrived from HHV after an initial shipping misfire. Really nice acoustic tracks here. I am a bit miffed that this is a counterfeit release (why the heck do big reputable vendors keep selling these euro counterfeits?!?), but it does sound better than they usually do.

It has to be the same people and plant making these, too. They all have the same kind of album jackets-- cheap flimsy rough card stock with a glossy finish. Most say "LIMITED EDITION" on the back cover. And the catalog number is always the artist/album+001 (I.e. SEUJORGE001, CHANCETHERAPPER001, BASTARD001 etc). Almost always on color wax (and generally several 100-250 press small-batch releases of the same album spread out over time), and they usually cut in a huge lead-in area to give them some room for error because their shitty vinyl trimming equipment to often makes an off-centered cut. Generally cheap recycled pellets are used, so most have a lot of surface noise.

I wish the vendors would at least make it clear that they are selling counterfeit titles, if they won't just refuse to stock them.
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By toosoonjunior
#49023
@texas, I'd be curious to know what the vetting process is for retailers selling these albums. They may just choose to remain ignorant of whether it's bootlegged or not. As long as someone presents them with a product that they think will sell, they'll stock it no questions asked.
By Re-animated Cat
#49025
Most retailers simply trust their distributors to supply officially licensed products. Often retailers won't know that they've been sent a box of boots until its too late. Even if they do realise, I doubt that many would return the stock. After all, if any customers or rights holders ever make a fuss, they can always just pass the blame onto the distributor.

Furthermore, it seems the majority of people don't even care whether or not they're buying an official pressing. They don't take into consideration the source material (and often bootlegs are pressed from low bitrate mp3s, making the pressing entirely pointless), so long as "it's on vinyl."
By DISCOSUCKS...
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By DISCOSUCKS...
#49045
@TAG
I had no idea there was a Glass cover on this! Must get :O

And it's a piece from my No.1 Glass LP too, "Glassworks" - which features my favourite PG piece ever: Openings

Now - if someone would please put out the Jack NItzsche score from Breathless ('83, Gere version) with this incredible "augmented" version of that ...I'll be wearing a huge damn happy hat!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-7_kPyGUV0
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By Spun out of control
#49068


Slightly mystified why this hasn't had more love on the board when it's by the same Indonesian guys who did the original that recently came out on Death Waltz. Label snobbery? ;)

And there's even a track called 'toilet nightmare'!
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By toosoonjunior
#49083
Finally getting a chance to spin the Wet Leather LP. I've been surviving off the download for months now.

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By texasvinyl
#49090


Love the varied instrumentation in this venture bros. score from jg thirlwell.
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By toosoonjunior
#49091
Moving on to Slasher Film Fest Strategy's 2013 LP 'Crimson Throne'

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By Volzom Zofbie
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By deafmetal
#49159
^ 10 above

Mike Patton's OST for The Place Beyond The Pines is delightful.
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By hncreature
#49173
disco...thanks for the vote of confidence on the Chain Reaction...I'm glad I listened!





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By phantomnoir
#49175
@HNC, what is "Duel At Diablo" like? Never heard this one.
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By tonyandrewgiles
#49212
Taking a break from the site to enjoy in my opinion Mr Patton's finest hour.

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By Volzom Zofbie
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