selected ambient works volume 2 vinyl

i want this

i want warp to reissue saw2 on high quality 180g vinyl

I can't imagine listening to SAW II in such a manner that I have to get up and change a record every 3 songs. Defeats the purpose.

  ieafs said:

haha and now the downside of the "vinyl changeover" arrives... that'll be about $150 at least.

 

http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=704310&ev=r2

yeah lol

but i neeeeed it

i think listening to it in a broken up manner is fine. i don't want to hear that for two and half hours. it's like a series of perfect little eps.

  analogue wings said:

I can't imagine listening to SAW II in such a manner that I have to get up and change a record every 3 songs. Defeats the purpose.

Agreed. This album is best consistently played through... puts me in a daze/trance or sleepy state of mind.

Sadly the high price is true: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=170186383846

I won this item [HAB2] from same seller at same time: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=170186385584 and turned around and offered $150 on top for the SAWII vinyl. SOLD

what is weird, is there is slight runoff, or small streaks of the brown vinyl pressing embedded on at least 2 sides of these vinyls

hab vinyls are still going for 50$? wow ppl, fucking CDs, buy them

i have this one.. best quality

is the brown vinyl noticeably worse quality? is it really really bad? i think i might just buy that but i want it to be listenable.

it sounds browner than the other versions

It's ironic, but the supposedly "Limited edition" brown vinyl version (10000 copies....) is actually much easier to get hold of than the black vinyl.

funny i was just looking at that.

That's the crazy talking. 360 euros!!

  ieafs said:

  zaphod said:

is the brown vinyl noticeably worse quality? is it really really bad? i think i might just buy that but i want it to be listenable.

i don't even think it's very listenable - especially for this sort of (quiet) music.i remember reading somwhere that a few warp records at the time were dodgy in the same way - so the point that there were like little pieces of sediment in someone's copy.

ewww

i don't actually care about the collector's value of the record, i just am excited to be able to hear stone in focus and hankie on a physical recording. but if it all sounds like shit then i won't bother.

  Mcdergbit said:

i want warp to reissue saw2 on high quality 180g vinyl

me i want warp 2 reissue dukqs on high quality 180g vinyl

  zaphod said:

i want this

Aphex Twin -Selected Ambient Works Volume II WARP LP21

  ieafs said:

haha and now the downside of the "vinyl changeover" arrives... that'll be about $150 at least.

 

http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=704310&ev=r2

Who cares? In a week or two, 150$ will be just about 3€.

Anybody can afford that.

  zaphod said:

is the brown vinyl noticeably worse quality? is it really really bad? i think i might just buy that but i want it to be listenable.

Coloured vinyls are typically lower quality. Same with the brown vinyl.

  Dragon said:

It's ironic, but the supposedly "Limited edition" brown vinyl version (10000 copies....) is actually much easier to get hold of than the black vinyl.

This is true. Even harder to find is the black vinyl with the color cover (or vice versa, with a black and white cover). Can't remember.

the brown one is made from poo