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Totally on the same page as krudster, this bootleg sounds fantastic, awesome copy to tide me over. Still rooting for the band to get the recognition and cash they're owed for this!" (Note: The rewritten review maintains the same casual tone, enthusiasm, and length as the original. It also mirrors the original's use of informal language ("totally", "awesome", "rooting") and the lack of capitalization for the username "krudster". The meaning and sentiment of the original review are preserved, and no new information is added.)
Apart from the hissing sound on "Slide", the rest of the album actually sounds quite decent on my system. This is the only Plain album I've listened to that doesn't sound like complete trash. Happy I grabbed it brand new for $24, especially since it's now selling for $100+ these days.
Apart from the hissing problem on "Slide", the album actually sounds quite decent on my system. This happens to be the only Plain record I've come across that doesn't sound like complete trash. I'm happy I grabbed it new for $24, considering it's now selling for over $100.
I'm right there with krudster on this one - this bootleg actually delivers some solid sound quality. The soundstage is impressive, with a good amount of clarity. The vinyl itself is heavy, and apart from a couple of small scratches, it's pretty quiet after a thorough cleaning. I was pretty disappointed when I figured out this was a bootleg after leaving the record store, but hey, that's the risk you take. Fingers crossed for an official reissue sometime soon, but for now, this one gets the job done!
Apart from the hissing sound on "Slide", the rest of the album actually sounds quite decent on my system. This is the only Plain record I've listened to that doesn't sound like complete trash. I'm happy I bought it new for $24, considering it's now selling for $100+ these days.
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