Oh don't worry, still enough time for me to get pissed at you for the quality after I listened
Listening now, the first track is already blowing my mind. Fucking amazing!
I love listening to cassettes so I'm quite happy about the tape hiss as well.
fujee wrote:Just bought the Ballasted Orchestra on vinyl
That's one of my favorites on vinyl because it has sides of a decent length and you don't have to get up as as quickly to flip it over as with most ambient multiple-disc vinyl albums, from my experience. Plus, it's a good one, of course.
Anyway, the track that got me emotionally hooked on SOTL overall was "The Daughters of Quiet Minds" as I sat practically alone on a plane flying over rural Missouri. So glad there is new stuff coming.
All I've got is Avec Laudanum on vinyl. Not that that's a valid complaint, it's a beautiful album and truly one of SoTL's best... but man, what I wouldn't give for Decline on wax...
"Life is a stupid, meaningless thing that has nothing to teach you." -Slavoj Zizek
Amo Bishop Roden wrote:All I've got is Avec Laudanum on vinyl. Not that that's a valid complaint, it's a beautiful album and truly one of SoTL's best... but man, what I wouldn't give for Decline on wax...
I saw it on Amazon for 30 quid a few months back, kept on stalling to buy it, then predictably it was snapped up. Regret that.
The one I am after is Tired Sounds though, really hope Brian is true to his word about the repress this year. Id give my left nut to own that record on vinyl. I don't wanna pay discogs prices atm too, which float around 50-100 pounds.
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Amo Bishop Roden wrote:All I've got is Avec Laudanum on vinyl. Not that that's a valid complaint, it's a beautiful album and truly one of SoTL's best... but man, what I wouldn't give for Decline on wax...
I saw it on Amazon for 30 quid a few months back, kept on stalling to buy it, then predictably it was snapped up. Regret that.
The one I am after is Tired Sounds though, really hope Brian is true to his word about the repress this year. Id give my left nut to own that record on vinyl. I don't wanna pay discogs prices atm too, which float around 50-100 pounds.
Let's hope so! And I'd kill for Tired Sounds, too. Just got Avec a few months ago. My friend pulled it off the rack out of the blue at one of the local record shops. Paid $18 for it, sealed. Surprisingly, it was at a shop that sells punk and metal almost exclusively.
"Life is a stupid, meaningless thing that has nothing to teach you." -Slavoj Zizek
Amo Bishop Roden wrote:All I've got is Avec Laudanum on vinyl. Not that that's a valid complaint, it's a beautiful album and truly one of SoTL's best... but man, what I wouldn't give for Decline on wax...
Still my favorite. I think Tim Hecker described it best: beautiful and terrifying.
Amo Bishop Roden wrote:All I've got is Avec Laudanum on vinyl. Not that that's a valid complaint, it's a beautiful album and truly one of SoTL's best... but man, what I wouldn't give for Decline on wax...
I saw it on Amazon for 30 quid a few months back, kept on stalling to buy it, then predictably it was snapped up. Regret that.
The one I am after is Tired Sounds though, really hope Brian is true to his word about the repress this year. Id give my left nut to own that record on vinyl. I don't wanna pay discogs prices atm too, which float around 50-100 pounds.
Was that mean? Should I not have done that?
For what it's worth, yeah, you're right, I had to pay out the nose on Discogs to get Decline and Tired Sounds. Plus shipping to the U.S. from Europe. But at least I can quit wanting them.
I paid 25 for Ballasted, even that is a lot in my opinion.
I would genuinely spend 100 quid on Tired Sounds if I didn't have other financial commitments to deal with. How likely is this repress to happen? I don't wanna fork out for it come out soon.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…