Vinyl Albums - Comments by telegramsam

Vinyl Albums - Comments by telegramsam

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
telegramsam 4th Jan 2019		Vinyl Album T. Rex - Gold (2018)	Nice to see this compilation did so well in the shops. I was disappointed that the labels were so dull and boring though. If Kate Bush can do it so well with her label then surely someone could have done something more pleasing with this release?
telegramsam 4th Jan 2019		Vinyl Album T. Rex - Times They Are Strange (2019)	Thank you thank you thank you a million times for NOT putting a rotten barcode on this. They ruin labels for absolutely no reason. And well done again for a great design all round!
telegramsam 3rd Jan 2019		Vinyl Album T. Rex - Times They Are Strange (2019)	Nice sleeve and label design. Although I am a Bolan purist (as in only really going for the original releases up until Marc's untimely death) I am so pleased to see this level of care and attention being given to new issues. I didn't think the Rex archive would ever recover from what the Bramleys did to it back in the 80s, but this sure goes some way to redressing that abomination. Well done!
telegramsam 14th Jul 2018		Vinyl Album The Beatles - The Beatles [The White Album] (1968)	Just added my second copy of this masterpiece, UK number 0008735. All photos, poster & black inners correct and present. Cover slightly grubby in places but no tears. Lps in good nick too (stereo) and with first press matrix numbers. A bargain at GBP30 I thought. Probably worth a bit more than that. I've added it to the registry JPGR&B poster!
telegramsam 27th Jun 2017		Vinyl Album Fleetwood Mac - Tusk (1979)	Thinking back to when this was released I seem to recall this album as having been the first direct digital to vinyl recording ever made. I remember buying it and then wondering why it sounded just the same as all my other LPs.
telegramsam 14th Nov 2016		Vinyl Album Marc Bolan And T. Rex - Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow (1983)	An artistic monstrosity. The classic Rex reissues on the Marc On Wax label must have made Marc Bolan turn in his grave.