Ryan Lott - Tell Me Why (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2020
- 20 tracks
- 46 min
Tell Me Why
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There's a fair bit of popping and crackling on my copy, sadly. It's not too bad for the first half, but around the middle of the second side, it becomes quite noticeable. Perhaps it just needs a thorough cleaning (I've got a couple of brushes and some cleaning solution, but no ultrasonic cleaner or anything like that), because I can't spot any obvious issues just by looking. However, it's a shame that - at least for now - the noise on the record does take away from how dynamic and atmospheric it can sound at its best moments. The packaging is quite nice otherwise, though! The brown/maroon vinyl isn't flashy, but it matches the color and vibe of the cozy artwork on all the printed components. And the embossing on the cover to go with the quilted look is a really nice touch! Update: Okay, the quality control on this album seems to be not great. Got a replacement copy and it had a repeating crackle/pop through most of side A despite no visible scratches, to the point where I think the replacement might actually be worse than my initial copy. :( Lovely album to have on vinyl, but beware that actually getting a decent copy may be tough.
Unfortunately, my copy has a fair bit of popping and crackling. It's not too bad for the first half, but around the middle of the B side, it becomes quite noticeable. Perhaps it just needs a thorough cleaning (I have a couple of brushes and some cleaning fluid, but no ultrasonic cleaner or anything like that), because I can't spot any obvious issues just by looking. However, it's a shame that - at least for now - the noise on the record definitely takes away from how dynamic and atmospheric it can sound at its best moments. The packaging is quite nice otherwise, though! The brown/maroon vinyl isn't flashy, but it matches the color and vibe of the cozy artwork on all the printed components. And the embossing on the cover to go with the quilted look is a really nice touch! Update: Okay, the quality control on this album seems to be not great. Got a replacement copy and it had a repeating crackle/pop through most of side A despite no visible scratches, to the point where I think the replacement might actually be worse than my initial copy. :( Lovely album to have on vinyl, but beware that actually getting a decent copy may be tough.
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