Vinyl record pressing reviews and nothing else
Vinyl record pressing reviews and nothing else 
Reviewed by Jeb Banner on 08.20.2010
An excellent comp of Pavement's best work including many obscure tracks alongside the "hits". In terms of pressing quality it matches and often exceeds any of the original releases. A buy.
| Ratings are based on a scale from 0-10. | |
Overall Sound: |
7.50 |
| Very good, not amazing. Pavement was something of a mid-fi band but the songs sound as good as ever. Could also be the remastering. | |
Pressing Quality: |
7.50 |
| Very good. No flaws or weaves. | |
Vinyl Noise: |
7.00 |
| Some, no deal killers but not the quietest pressing. | |
Overall Artwork: |
7.00 |
| Good, nice insert with details on each track. | |
Overall Extras: |
7.00 |
| Digital download and insert are appreciated but a booklet would have added a lot to the experience. | |
| Reviewed By: | |
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Jeb Banner I've been collecting vinyl for over 10 years and have a collection of about 2000 albums, give or take a few. My musical taste lean towards Classic/Indie Rock but I... Jeb has reviewed 20 other Records. |
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: 3.60 |
| Label: | Matador |
| Release Year: | 2010 |
| Purchase Price: | 13.50 |
| Pressing Company: | Unknown |
| Format: | 12 |
| # of Records: | 2 |
| Pressing Weight: | normal |
| Color: | black |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Digital: | Yes |
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Inner Sleeves: paper |
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