Sabrina Carpenter - emails i can’t send fwd: (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2023
- 17 tracks
- 51 min
emails i can’t send fwd:
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Not having the first eics vinyl, I was more than pleased to grab a copy of the deluxe edition. I already had Sns and MBF, so I didn't mind missing an insert or a poster with this pressing—it wouldn't have been my first Sabrina anyway. However, I must say, it seems like not much care or effort went into this release. No gatefold, no printed sleeves, not even a tracklist... The hype sticker (which was meant to be heart-shaped but they didn't bother cutting it) reads "emails i can't send fwd:" while the label says "deluxe"—technically it is, since it's also on the pc on the cover, but it still feels a bit confusing and rushed that they couldn't settle on a definitive name for the pressing at least. The disk itself is fine, the color is really nice and I like the subtle marbling on my copy. It sounds surprisingly good considering there are 17 songs on here, though you might need to crank up the volume as the mastering is quite low—but I can't complain about much static or surface noise. It could've been better, but in the end, I'm happy to have the version with all the songs.
Not having the first eics vinyl, I was thrilled to grab the deluxe edition. I already had Sns and MBF, so I didn't mind missing an insert or poster, as that would've been my fourth Sabrina piece. However, it seems like not much care went into this release. No gatefold, no printed sleeves, not even a tracklist... The hype sticker, which was meant to be heart-shaped but was poorly cut, reads "emails i can't send fwd:" while the label says "deluxe" - which, I guess, it technically is since it's also mentioned on the pc on the cover. But it still feels a bit confusing and rushed that they couldn't settle on a definitive name for the pressing. The disc itself is beautiful, with a lovely color and gentle marbling on my copy. Despite having 17 songs, the sound quality is surprisingly good, though you might need to turn up the volume as the mastering is quite low. There's minimal static or surface noise. It could've been better, but I'm glad to have the version with all the songs.
As many folks have mentioned, the audio quality is truly impressive and not compressed at all. I grabbed this for just $20 from her site with free delivery, and I wouldn't spend more than that. No gatefold, no inner sleeves, no inserts, and no track-list (not even on the center labels). I'd choose sound quality over packaging every time, but this was definitely rushed. It's only worth it if you find a great deal.
As many folks have mentioned, the audio quality is genuinely impressive and not compressed. I grabbed this for $20 on her site with free delivery, and I wouldn't spend more than that. No gatefold, no inner sleeves, no inserts, and no track-list (not even on the center labels). I'd choose sound quality over packaging any day, but this was definitely rushed. Only worth it if you find a good deal.
I'm glad to have the extra songs on vinyl, but I do wish they'd put a bit more effort into this release. There's no insert, no alternative back cover art, not even a tracklist. The record itself is gorgeous, though, with a touch of pink marbling on the ivory background.
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