Breaking Benjamin - We Are Not Alone (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2004
- 12 tracks
- 42 min
- alternative metal
We Are Not Alone
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There's a touch of crackling surface noise, but fortunately, it's mostly during the gaps between tracks. As mentioned, the sleeve quality is pretty poor, but the sound quality of the record is fairly good overall. My copy came with a scuff on "sooner or later" — but it seems rollinrecs doesn’t take returns on EU bootlegs, even if they're damaged, so… proceed with caution. Maybe grab an unsealed copy to play it safe. Edit: Side B has more surface noise than A for me. I do have official presses that sound worse than this, but that doesn’t mean I’d recommend spending more than I did on this ($35), since it ain’t worth all that much. Nostalgic as hell for me though. Solid 4/5.
I gotta say, I'm on the same page as the other reviews. It's definitely a bootleg, and the back of the jacket is...well, it's a bit odd. But hey, the record itself sounds fantastic! No hissing, and it's got a great dynamic, punchy sound for a bootleg. Honestly, some of my official pressings don't even sound this good. If you're a fan of this album, I'd say go for it. Here's hoping they press Phobia next!
I gotta say, the reviews here are spot on. It's definitely a bootleg and the back of the jacket looks...weird. But hey! The record itself sounds fantastic, no hissing, and it's got great dynamics and punch for a bootleg. Some of my official copies don't even sound this good. If you're a fan of this album, I'd say go for it. Here's hoping they press Phobia next.
There's a tad of crackling surface noise, but fortunately, it's mostly just during the switches between tracks. As mentioned, the sleeve quality is truly terrible, but the record itself sounds pretty good overall. My copy came with a scuff over "sooner or later" — but it seems rollinrecs doesn’t take back any EU bootlegs, even if they're damaged, so… proceed with care. Maybe grab a copy that's not sealed to play it safe. Edit: Side B has more surface noise than A for me. I do have official presses that sound worse than this, but that doesn’t mean I’d suggest spending more than I did on this ($35), since it ain’t worth all that much. Nostalgic as hell for me though. Solid 4/5.
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