TOOL - Lateralus (2 LP, 2020 Limited Edition Reissue)
- LP
- 2 piece(s)
- 2001
- 13 tracks
- 1 uur, 16 min
- progressive metal
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Picked up this album from my neighborhood record shop, but had to swap the first one since it was all bent, super distorted, and had a bunch of floor rumble. The replacement copy works, but there's still a lot of crackles and pops for a supposedly new disc. Not ideal for high-fidelity listening. That said, the songs themselves are pretty good.
Picked up this album from my neighborhood record shop and had to swap the first one since it was bent, super distorted, and had a bunch of background noise. The replacement copy works, but there's still a lot of hiss and pops for a brand new disc. Not ideal for a high-fidelity listening session. The songs themselves are awesome, though.
This record is plagued by awful surface noise (extremely loud crackling and popping) on both sides. I've never encountered a vinyl this terrible, and I own quite a collection. It's practically unplayable in this condition. I'm sending it back immediately to get a replacement and see if the entire batch is affected.
Joining the chorus of voices here, I must admit, picture discs aren't really my thing. I grabbed this one fresh a couple of weeks back and just now got the chance to give it a full listen. As others have pointed out, it's not bad. There's no heavy rumble like you often get with picture discs, but there are a few noticeable pops and crackles, especially in the quieter parts (like at the start of each side). All in all, it's bearable, and the sound quality is pretty great otherwise. The guitar work really shines! One of my all-time favorite LPs, I'm hoping it eventually comes out on regular, clean black vinyl, but for now, this isn't as bad as you might think.
The sound's alright if you're not lookin'. But the gatefold's a real letdown, and the records don't even have a print on 'em. Totally unofficial, steer clear of this one.
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