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Planet Earth on vinyl Hi, there. Apart from the unofficial awful sound quality double vinyl edition of 'Planet Earth', does another edition of the album exist on vinyl?
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why oh why would there be a vinyl of planet earth?
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syble said: why oh why would there be a vinyl of planet earth?
what century are you in? Well many big artists like Radiohead, Madonna and Amy Winehouse have their latest records out on vinyl, plus while CD sales have gone down, vinyl sales are actually increasing. So why buy vinyl in 2008? A new album, when done properly, can sound better on vinyl than on CD, especially if the CD is a "victim" of the loudness wars. While some CDs are being maximised to death and even distorted, it's not possible to abuse the sound quite like that on an LP because the format can only hold so much loudness before the stylus jumps off the groove. One example of a vinyl record sounding better IMO than the same CD is Stadium Arcadium by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Plus for people who like album covers and artwork inside the album, vinyl is the way to go since everything is bigger. If you look at the album cover of SOTT on vinyl you will notice things you would never see looking at the tiny CD booklet for the same album. And if Prince recorded Planet Earth in analog, a vinyl version can easily sound better, it may not have the same clarity but instead it would probably have a warmer and more lifelike sound. If it's recorded in digital it can still possibly sound better on vinyl because most people record at a higher samplerate and bitrate than a regular CD can reproduce. | |
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i understand your point but when did prince last relaese on vinyl? how many people own decks these days?
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syble said: i understand your point but when did prince last relaese on vinyl? how many people own decks these days?
I think vinyl sounds richer purely because of its limitations like old films look more colourful beacuse they were limited too. its nostalgia you like not the sound quality. The original question is about a bootleg anyhows, why would anyone want a vinyl bootleg? i can understand it years ago but not now. an interesting thought though would be how his 'fake' vinyl scratchiness on certain songs on planet earth would sound on real live vinyl - terrible probably, so i doubt if it would ever be released on vinyl. vinyl is dying and rightly so, some bands may choose to release on vinyl to create a 'spin' on an album, just another way to sell more to the same people. The truth is the way forward is digital not cds tape or vinyl, its natural progression in technology. ... yes some bootlegs sounds terrible... But if u are a vinyl junkie , u want prince on vinyl and yes including bootlegs,, | |
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syble said: why oh why would there be a vinyl of planet earth?
what century are you in? What decade are you in. Vinyl has been on the upswing for many, many years now. 3121 was on vinyl too. syble said: how many people own decks these days?
Lots of people. Especially now you can hook them upto a PC so easily for ripping. [Edited 6/6/08 3:58am] | |
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syble said: i understand your point but when did prince last relaese on vinyl? how many people own decks these days?
I think vinyl sounds richer purely because of its limitations like old films look more colourful beacuse they were limited too. its nostalgia you like not the sound quality. The original question is about a bootleg anyhows, why would anyone want a vinyl bootleg? i can understand it years ago but not now. vinyl is dying and rightly so, some bands may choose to release on vinyl to create a 'spin' on an album, just another way to sell more to the same people. The truth is the way forward is digital not cds tape or vinyl, its natural progression in technology. Whoa, you really are ignorant, aren't you? 
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Vinyl records are fun! I just ordered Madonna's new album 'Hard Candy' on vinyl.It's a 3-LP set with colored vinyl,foldout photos and even includes a bonus audio CD of the album.I hope artists never stop releasing vinyl.Fans can have alot of fun collecting these things.
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NouveauDance said: syble said: how many people own decks these days?
Lots of people. Especially now you can hook them up to a PC so easily for ripping.  No one's ever so poor, they can't pick up their yard. Grandma Loy | |
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syble said: why oh why would there be a vinyl of planet earth?
what century are you in? how rude!!! Why post at all. Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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SoulAlive said: Vinyl records are fun! I just ordered Madonna's new album 'Hard Candy' on vinyl.It's a 3-LP set with colored vinyl,foldout photos and even includes a bonus audio CD of the album.I hope artists never stop releasing vinyl.Fans can have alot of fun collecting these things.
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SoulAlive said: Vinyl records are fun! I just ordered Madonna's new album 'Hard Candy' on vinyl.It's a 3-LP set with colored vinyl,foldout photos and even includes a bonus audio CD of the album.I hope artists never stop releasing vinyl.Fans can have alot of fun collecting these things.
A lot of artists are doing this recently, it seems. I bought the B-52s' recent release - which was a 180-gram vinyl, with a bonus CD. This is a great way to go, I think. Gives folks who might shy away from vinyl an incentive to go that route, saving them the trouble of ripping the vinyl.  No one's ever so poor, they can't pick up their yard. Grandma Loy | |
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syble said: i understand your point but when did prince last relaese on vinyl? how many people own decks these days?
I think vinyl sounds richer purely because of its limitations like old films look more colourful beacuse they were limited too. its nostalgia you like not the sound quality. The original question is about a bootleg anyhows, why would anyone want a vinyl bootleg? i can understand it years ago but not now. an interesting thought though would be how his 'fake' vinyl scratchiness on certain songs on planet earth would sound on real live vinyl - terrible probably, so i doubt if it would ever be released on vinyl. vinyl is dying and rightly so, some bands may choose to release on vinyl to create a 'spin' on an album, just another way to sell more to the same people. The truth is the way forward is digital not cds tape or vinyl, its natural progression in technology. most of prince's work is available on vinyl like he realeased fury black sweat musicologly 3121 all on vinyl and im sure he released planet earth on vinyl as well..... im sure he did  | |
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most of prince's work is available on vinyl like he realeased fury black sweat musicologly 3121 all on vinyl and im sure he released planet earth on vinyl as well..... im sure he did I'm not only sure. I just know. I have it. But I thought it was official, while instead it's an unofficial edition. That's why I want to know if there is an official edition of the vinyl for 'Planet Earth'. Better if it's a picture disc. | |
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syble said: i understand your point but when did prince last relaese on vinyl? how many people own decks these days?
I think vinyl sounds richer purely because of its limitations like old films look more colourful beacuse they were limited too. its nostalgia you like not the sound quality. The original question is about a bootleg anyhows, why would anyone want a vinyl bootleg? i can understand it years ago but not now. an interesting thought though would be how his 'fake' vinyl scratchiness on certain songs on planet earth would sound on real live vinyl - terrible probably, so i doubt if it would ever be released on vinyl. vinyl is dying and rightly so, some bands may choose to release on vinyl to create a 'spin' on an album, just another way to sell more to the same people. The truth is the way forward is digital not cds tape or vinyl, its natural progression in technology. Princes last Vinyl Offering might have been Musicology. I know I saw one int he store and they don't carry Boots. Now if it HAD been a full picture sleeve, I might have picked it up. The last official vinyl with full pic sleeve was/is Rainbow Children which is hard to find now. Many people have decks that I know of. If fact Vinyl is on the comeback. You even have turntables that connect with a USB cable to your computer. So obviously there is a need/want out there. It's why Wreka Stows are still around. Now the only question that remains is if the music was mixed for vinyl. If it wasn't and the arist is simply putting it out on vinyl when it was mixed for CD it's going to sound crappy. This is my voice, My weapon of choice | |
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Sophianestesia said: That's why I want to know if there is an official edition of the vinyl for 'Planet Earth'. Better if it's a picture disc.
There's no official vinyl release of 'Planet Earth'... and no picture disc | |
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superspaceboy said: Princes last Vinyl Offering might have been Musicology. I know I saw one int he store and they don't carry Boots. Now if it HAD been a full picture sleeve, I might have picked it up. The last official vinyl with full pic sleeve was/is Rainbow Children which is hard to find now. There was no official vinyl release of 'Musicology'. 'Rainbow Children' is his last official vinyl release, and it is indeed quite rare. There is an official vinyl release of 'Rave', which shouldn't be that hard to find. | |
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SoulAlive said: Vinyl records are fun! I just ordered Madonna's new album 'Hard Candy' on vinyl.It's a 3-LP set with colored vinyl,foldout photos and even includes a bonus audio CD of the album.I hope artists never stop releasing vinyl.Fans can have alot of fun collecting these things.
I am getting that too. Glad to hear it comes with the CD too. Portisheads 3 album is also out as a vinyl and you can download the album free too. The Limited edition comes with a USB stick of the album plus short films. This is my voice, My weapon of choice | |
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SoulAlive said: Vinyl records are fun! I just ordered Madonna's new album 'Hard Candy' on vinyl.It's a 3-LP set with colored vinyl,foldout photos and even includes a bonus audio CD of the album.I hope artists never stop releasing vinyl.Fans can have alot of fun collecting these things.
Looks nice ! And I like the fact that it comes with a CD, just in case. Was it much more expensive than a CD album ? | |
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