HEVYDEVY FORUMS

Just asked Back on black on facebook about the vinyl releases for these two albums. They said the releases are not planned on their current schedule as of now. Their schedule is on till november.

I am just hoping somehow they or CM release ocean machine , terria ,ghost and decon soon. I really want these on vinyl.

Hey it's not so bad! There's still PLENTY of new stuff coming out soon for you to relieve your bank account with

I just wanna point out that Decon is perfectly tracked out for vinyl:

Side 1: (19:16)
Praise the Lowered (5:57)
Stand (9:36)
Juular (3:45)

Side 2: (17:35)
Planet of the Apes (10:59)
Sumeria (6:36)

Side 3: (16:28)
The Mighty Masturbator (16:28)

Side 4: (17:18)
Pandemic (3:28)
Deconstruction (9:26)
Poltergeist (4:24)

And at the end of Juular, Sumeria and The Mighty Masturbator, there's some kind of silence or break so the record can be flipped/changed.

I often try and figure out how an album would be ordered on vinyl if it doesn't already have a vinyl release, and as you can see, Decon is perfect for a double LP. It's as if the record was originally planned for vinyl.

...And enough with me being a nerd.

LeperMessiah1170 wrote:I just wanna point out that Decon is perfectly tracked out for vinyl:

Side 1: (19:16)
Praise the Lowered (5:57)
Stand (9:36)
Juular (3:45)

Side 2: (17:35)
Planet of the Apes (10:59)
Sumeria (6:36)

Side 3: (16:28)
The Mighty Masturbator (16:28)

Side 4: (17:18)
Pandemic (3:28)
Deconstruction (9:26)
Poltergeist (4:24)

And at the end of Juular, Sumeria and The Mighty Masturbator, there's some kind of silence or break so the record can be flipped/changed.

I often try and figure out how an album would be ordered on vinyl if it doesn't already have a vinyl release, and as you can see, Decon is perfect for a double LP. It's as if the record was originally planned for vinyl.

...And enough with me being a nerd.

Nice! Agreed!!

Yea i know there is more to spend on and even though i'm sure the vinyl will be a cd transfer with a slight EQ change , I love the big artwork etc. Anyway hopefully the new box set will blow everything up and come wit ha ziltoid handpuppet

Fuck yeah for the Ziltoid Hand Puppet !
Gosh ! I REALLY need to save my money for that monster.
Obviously it's gonna have some special limited deluxe editions and I want it all (I will never be afraid!) !
And since I'm broker than broke, better start saving up for this Box of sheer awesomness !

Drowd wrote:Fuck yeah for the Ziltoid Hand Puppet !
Gosh ! I REALLY need to save my money for that monster.
Obviously it's gonna have some special limited deluxe editions and I want it all (I will never be afraid!) !
And since I'm broker than broke, better start saving up for this Box of sheer awesomness !

my thoughts exactly. Also if it is releasing in october shouldnt we have seen some news about it?

So who want to beg Back on Black to release these?

i honestly think a normal cd is better than vinyl, because the quality of it doesn't degrade with time.
prove me that im wrong.

crazyaga wrote:i honestly think a normal cd is better than vinyl, because the quality of it doesn't degrade with time.
prove me that im wrong.

Also the fact that (at least with Devin), the vinyl masters are just the CD masters pressed to vinyl. The albums were not remixed for vinyl, you are literally getting the exact same thing.

This has always been my sentiment when it comes to vinyl vs. CD.

BUT THEY HAVE SUCH NICE LARGE PICTURES!

Faffy wrote:BUT THEY HAVE SUCH NICE LARGE PICTURES!

box set has the big artwork too...

I'm still buying them, vinyls sound better through my downstairs stereo system than CDs.

BrodieBruce wrote:So who want to beg Back on Black to release these?

not i. the quality level of the other DT records they've put out has run from abysmal (Ziltoid) to fair (Infinity). i honestly think albums are best left off vinyl if Plastichead are involved in making them.

however, the SYL vinyl box coming out at the end of the year/early 2013 is going to be the best that can be done given the current shape of that discography. it's actually a labour of love by a small label (Blood Music) concerned about quality of experience rather than a giant niche-filling factory.