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TontoExpands wrote:The black cover is also very prone to top seam splitting. The copies I got in local shops were fine, but 3 of the copies I got mail order all had top seam splits.
I've had this too many times from shipped vinyl.
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machinea wrote:
TontoExpands wrote:The black cover is also very prone to top seam splitting. The copies I got in local shops were fine, but 3 of the copies I got mail order all had top seam splits.
I've had this too many times from shipped vinyl.
It's almost better to ask them to open a sealed record, and ship it with the inner sleeve and record on the outside. Most good vinyl mail order sellers will do that with used vinyl to eliminate this.
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Is there any news on when the new batch of reissues will be shipped? Haven't heard anything for a while now.
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portiss wrote:Is there any news on when the new batch of reissues will be shipped? Haven't heard anything for a while now.
I reckon soon, they emailed me saying it would be in the new year, and that they would confirm the dispatch via email. Sit tight I guess!
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picked up a copy of Geogaddi on my recent Sydney trip.

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The Telepathic Kid wrote:picked up a copy of Geogaddi on my recent Sydney trip.

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i'm considering getting the geogaddi reissue, plus i've never had it before (i'm a relatively new boc fan anyways)
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Does anyone have an update on TCH reissue? As of december Bleep were replacing the faulty vinyls (sounds like with more faulty vinyl in many cases) and said there was a hold up on TCH due to the 'known issue' which was being fixed.
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machinea wrote:
TontoExpands wrote:The black cover is also very prone to top seam splitting. The copies I got in local shops were fine, but 3 of the copies I got mail order all had top seam splits.
I've had this too many times from shipped vinyl.
I had this happen when I ordered Tomorrow's Harvest. I emailed Bleep and they sent me some new sleeves at no charge.
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Hey guys, how about IABPOINC pressing?
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arvy wrote:Hey guys, how about IABPOINC pressing?
I have many posts in this thread about it. I've had 5 copies and all 5 have distortion/noise in Amo Bishop Roden. 1 of those copies also had scratches through Zoetrope, causing clicks through half the track.
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TontoExpands wrote:
arvy wrote:Hey guys, how about IABPOINC pressing?
I have many posts in this thread about it. I've had 5 copies and all 5 have distortion/noise in Amo Bishop Roden. 1 of those copies also had scratches through Zoetrope, causing clicks through half the track.
That's sad to hear. Anyways, just ordered my copy, gonna see for myself.
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The only albums being pressed again are the two from vinyl factory UK. You can see that by looking on WARPs site; they are the only two albums on back order.
Still waiting for my repressed replacement of TCH :cry:
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I bet Vinyl factory are responsible for a lot of shit pressings.
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TontoExpands wrote:
arvy wrote:Hey guys, how about IABPOINC pressing?
I have many posts in this thread about it. I've had 5 copies and all 5 have distortion/noise in Amo Bishop Roden. 1 of those copies also had scratches through Zoetrope, causing clicks through half the track.
Have you compared what you're hearing on your vinyl copies to the digital version of the song? After reading about your issues with this song, I listened closely to my IABP record, and sure enough, static at the end of Amo Bishop Roden. But then I listened to the digital version I had in iTunes. Static at the end. Downloaded a FLAC rip from what.cd. Static at the end. Downloaded a 24-bit rip of the original pressing. Static at the end. Downloaded the complimentary mp3s from Bleep from ordering the vinyl. Static at the end. Posted a thread on Reddit asking people to listened to their digital copies. They reported static at the end.

The rest of my IABP pressing sounds great. Is it possible that this isn't a defect, and that the source material may simply have some static?
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You see this is the problem, there are so many contributing factors to the possible defects e.g. your own hi fi equipment, dodgy stylus, bad speakers etc..

But the biggest problem is BoC aren't exactly a crystal clear no distortion shiney compressed studio rock/pop band where the issue would be obvious or not. It's kinda hard to tell if some of the problems are intentional and you've just missed some harmonic frequencies/distortion or if it's actually defected. Obviously with TCH is bad, but there are some where I have questioned if it's just the music and we're hearing it differently because of different variables involved.
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just got this...........

"Dear Customer

Thank you for your continuing patience in waiting for your replacement discs.

Warp are now happy with the quality of the discs that the plant are producing, and they are in production.

It is going to take approximately three weeks before we can send these to you. We will notify you when they are being despatched."
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I recieved:
"Dear Customer

Thank you for your continuing patience in waiting for your replacement discs.

Warp are now happy with the quality of the discs that the plant are producing, and they are in production.

It is going to take approximately three weeks before we can send these to you. We will notify you when they are being despatched."


Three weeks? Maybe if they adjusted that to around 2 months, it'd be more accurate.
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I, too, got the email. 3 weeks three schmeeks. If it's quality, it'll be just as good in 2 months as it would in 3 weeks. I don't mind the wait. I'm not going anywhere! :lol:
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BodaciousPie wrote:
TontoExpands wrote:
arvy wrote:Hey guys, how about IABPOINC pressing?
I have many posts in this thread about it. I've had 5 copies and all 5 have distortion/noise in Amo Bishop Roden. 1 of those copies also had scratches through Zoetrope, causing clicks through half the track.
Have you compared what you're hearing on your vinyl copies to the digital version of the song? After reading about your issues with this song, I listened closely to my IABP record, and sure enough, static at the end of Amo Bishop Roden. But then I listened to the digital version I had in iTunes. Static at the end. Downloaded a FLAC rip from wh_at.cd. Static at the end. Downloaded a 24-bit rip of the original pressing. Static at the end. Downloaded the complimentary mp3s from Bleep from ordering the vinyl. Static at the end. Posted a thread on Reddit asking people to listened to their digital copies. They reported static at the end.

The rest of my IABP pressing sounds great. Is it possible that this isn't a defect, and that the source material may simply have some static?
Hi, I downloaded the MP3 from the site, with the download card included with the record. My MP3 version definitely does not have the noise at the end of Amo Bishop Roden. This is why I knew it was an issue, because the original track is not supposed to have that distortion.

I just double checked the song through my Bose system and turned it way up, and other than a very, very tiny bit of static heard around the when the 5:40 mark and the 5:50 mark this doesn't even remotely sounds close to all the distortion when I play the vinyl. Not even close. The entire last minute of all 5 vinyl copies I had played back with pronounced noise all the way through until the end of the track. The digital track only in those 2 tiny spots and it is nowhere near as loud/pronounced. The digital track sounds like static, the vinyl playback sounds more like distortion/noise.

Unless it's the way that static was mastered to vinyl, and playback on the vinyl sounds a lot worse.

I deduced it was within the track when I found all 5 copies to playback the same. There was one of the 5 that had scratches to the vinyl, just like photos on this thread, so 1 out of 5 still had a pressing issue, rather than a mastering issue.
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