But I don't know whether that pressing run was an anomaly, or the beginning of a disturbing trend.
So, I've steered clear of one that batch until such a time as there are decent repressings. I did hear horror stories about people being unable to find a playable copies of One Nite Alone, Rainbow Children, and the others from that series. But I've also bought quite a few other records on Sony Legacy, and by and large, they have been quite good. all played perfectly and sounded fantastic. But for me personally, I'm sorry, but I have to file a few barely noticeable hairline scratches under what some people like to call "first world problems." YMMV, obviously.Ĭlick to expand.My copies of Musicology, 3121, Planet Earth, Chaos & Disorder, Emancipation, and Rave In2. So, this is a tempest in a teapot, as far as I'm concerned.Īnyway, if you're not used to having to "settle," then something like this is likely to get you enraged, as it obviously has for quite a few on this site. I could tell right away that none of these would, and so far, I've been right. I've also become very adept at being able to tell which ones will and won't affect play. I've had to buy sets like this off the used market for years, when I could afford them at all. I've got a ton of recipes for Ramen noodles (here's a fun one: the raw, uncooked brick of Ramen is great for dipping into peanut butter - tastes like unsalted Saltines but I digress.).Īt any rate, that's probably precisely why this doesn't put much of a bee in my bonnet. Or I might have to choose between electricity vs. Click to expand.I have never had "money to burn." In fact, there have been times when I wasn't sure if I would be able to make the next rent payment.
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