static2 wrote:... would like to add that the continuous nature of Devin's albums (i.e. all the songs flow into one another) will not be replicated well on vinyl if Dev doesn't hand over a master that separates the tracklist into 20-minute chunks. the reason i say so is because there are all kinds of examples of vinyl versions of albums originally produced or devised for CD that just fade out the transitions, and it sounds really bad if you're the kind of listener who cares about this sort of thing.
...so this is why i'm saying it's gotta come direct from Dev, cuz he's the dude with the multitracks who can do such a thing.
My thoughts exactly, I'd always wondered that about Dev's albums. I reckon it could be fantastic if done RIGHT, but something like that could screw up the whole thing. Plus Dev's always seemed very digital to me, until Ki =D Playing something like Infinity on vinyl would be like trying to shove a 12" into a CD drive XD
I'll buy it anyway though!
and I already had Infinity autographed. I now have the holy trinity blessed by divine townsend.
