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Fallen_Empire
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rauta
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| Dalen wrote: | | rauta wrote: | | I think it's wanky how including a cd promotes the idea of having a listening copy to go with your new collectible vinyl record. It's also a sign of the need-to-have-it-all -culture that's prevalent today. It's not always a bad thing to compromise a little by listening to something else on the go, you know, something you might already have on cd / tape or whatever. |
Well, personally speaking, I feel bored flipping sides after a while. I love vinyls, the format, the sound, everything about it, but there are times I just want to lay back and enjoy my music you know. Good reason why I own some stuff both on CDs and LPs. |
Same here. There are also bands like Summoning and Limbonic Art that are better suited for CD than vinyl but that's another day and another discussion I suppose... |
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desolatesounds
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| Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:45 am Post subject: |
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| The High On Fire – Snakes For The Divine LP includes the CD (at least the european pressing). |
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under a funeral shroom
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| Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:05 am Post subject: |
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| The most recent Nordvargr album came with a cd with completely different material than the lp so it's essentially a dual format album. Kind of into that idea. |
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