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Avalanche On Vinyl

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saturnine

saturnine

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HMV downtown toronto beside the eatons center has a copy

That has been established. More than likely its the copy I once touched. So if anyone wishes to be blessed enough by touching something I've touched, by all means.

 

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i touched that one, too

mikeymackinon

mikeymackinon

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Thought I should add this post, attached is the rear cover of the Avalanche album vinyl edition... It is the only piece of cover art not on the Avalanche cd edition.

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Gallick

Gallick

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I have it, and work at HMV--it's still available. I got mine through special order and it arrived in like three days. If you'd like a copy, get your local HMV to order it for you.

mikeymackinon

mikeymackinon

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no it's text book to play the vinyl when you have it on cd. it's a trophy but i would like to play it backwards to see what it sounds like maybe there is a hidden msg, "ohh rare"

Gallick

Gallick

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Record players give music a very warm and full sound. For example, Pledge of Allegiance on vinyl sounds a whole lot bigger than it does on a CD.

 

I actually listen to mine. ;)

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rabbit_hunter

rabbit_hunter

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that is correct. however, it would seem that the limited run hasn't sold out entirely. much the same as how the ltd. ed. of both avalanche and wlrrr are still around.

I didn't know that there was a limited edition Avalanche :angry: is that the blue one? I've looked for that, I can only find the redish one. And I've never seen any vinyls, but I didn't know they existed until now, so i'll have to look now ;)

saturnine

saturnine

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How so please explain in detail, I'm sure everyone wants to know how it sounds better? Is it rustic or more authentic sounding..?

first off, the tracklisting is different which is kinda cool and it sounds warmer and fuller as previously mentioned. if you think it sounds lush and grandiose on cd, you're missing out on what it really sounds like.

Jarrod

Jarrod

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they have it a&b sound in nanaimo and victoria...im pretty sure it's still in victoria, but i don't go to a&b sound anymore...

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