Death Grips - The Money Store (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2012
- 13 tracks
- 41 min
- experimental hip hop
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This album is fantastic, but the vinyl pressing is a bit of a letdown. I was really excited to play it, but there are two major issues if you're after top-notch sound quality. First off, the volume is super low. I played it all the way through, comparing it to the Spotify version to see if the mix was any better (spoiler: it's not). Then I put on "Fragile" by Yes, and nearly had a heart attack when "Long Distance Runaround" kicked in. I'd unknowingly turned my system way up for "Money Store". The second issue is the mix quality. Even when you crank it up, it's just okay, like a decent CD. Some might say it's "lo-fi" and fits Death Grips' vibe, but that means missing out on the bass that should be hitting you hard. I can't recommend this pressing, but if you must have it on vinyl, it's probably your best bet right now. The other options are a mispress of this version and a black/white split colored vinyl that's going for $314.61. Wow!
I'm on the hunt for this particular copy, so if you've got it, let's make a deal! This album is an all-time favorite of mine, and I've been itching to get my hands on this version for ages.
The jacket arrived in fantastic shape and was well-packaged. As for the record, it was a bit grimy, but hey, all my Death Grips records seem to come that way, and they all play just fine, this one included. The black and white split design looks awesome.
This being my first and only copy, I can't draw comparisons to other pressings, but it's fantastic on my setup. The audio is incredibly crisp and rich. There's zero unwanted crackles or hiss, just a stellar pressing.
The audio quality is pretty good and the split is nice (just a tiny mark). However, my copy was quite bent on the white side. There's definitely space for enhancement, but I'm just glad to have it. In my opinion, if you're after a better sounding or higher quality one, go for a black pressing. I reckon it sounds WAY better than this one.
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