I think this video is pretty short sighted. The “vinyl revolution” will die if younger people don’t continue to purchase. While independent record shops are obviously a huge part of this, someone who hasn’t ever bought a record is way more likely to see one at Walmart and gain interest, than to go into a record store having never purchased vinyl before. I also see very different business models - I’ve never bought a used record from a big box store, while I’ve never bought a new record from an indy store.
I mean… a lot of Sabbath albums have to be on this list. Easy. Maybe a few Iron Maiden. Would I be able to throw in British Steel? I love that album. All classics.
It has been three weeks now since I posted my reply to you regarding your lack of musical knowledge. You are sending scammers to my reply's I would like it to stop. If not I will inform Google, give them your channel details and have you shut down. I hope its the last time I have to write to regarding this. Please take heed of this NEW message It will be in your best interest to do so. BTW Is the content of this reply to you, the way you normally do Business?
Hi, I am not being mean here but you need to learn about some of the artists you are displaying. For example: John Cage is NOT a Classical composer. He is an experimental Composer. Many of the titles you rushed through I have in my collection, and I play my vinyl. I saw you give Mahogany Rush "Strange Universe" a very quicks pass. If your not familiar with the Recording Artists you are about to sell to people, you should have a caveat in your blurb, which say...I know nothing about the recording artists I am about to sell you. However, given you very young age I will forgive your lack of musical knowledge. Discogs will not help you there. I suggest you join any number of Vinyl Communities that are available to you online if you want to know about Vinyl, its Musical History and Artists. Stay safe and go well.
you would do better staying away from this guy's channel. After viewing two of his video feeds: he knows next to nothing about the music he displays. Don't be fooled by him, there are far more knowledgeable musicologists online that you should turn to for your vinyl info. Stay safe and go well.
Great review! I think I will go ahead and buy one, because I *DO* love this record, but didn't want to shell out the $100 if it was "just okay" or "not amazing." It sounds like it is worth it, if you love this album, and I do!
I just discovered your channel and subbed you up! Great Stuff! Thanks for sharing all the great records, I talk vinyl on my channel too, Thanks for sharing, Peace!
The big thing will always be location. If you have easy access to a record store and a walmart, you really should be supporting your local business. However, if that's not the case it at least opens up the interest for some to get into the hobby and then perhaps take the extra time to plan a trip to their nearest local record store later on.
Totally agree. I’m very happy with my copy. Just as important and “audiophile” as what’s going on or can’t buy a thrill. It’s a bloody masterpiece and this is the best I’ve ever heard it.
I agree with u about this mofi version I love it and I completely agree 100% with u about the emotionally driven nonsensical review of mofi and thriller by 45rpm channel. 👍🏼
45rpm audiophile guy is a bit of a fraud in my opinion. I don’t think he really knows much about the music he’s talking about and just regurgitates other peoples words in his reviews. He obviously has a ridiculous amount of money and likes to show off all the records he’s able to buy. I’m lucky if I get a few records a month let alone every day! It’s easy to see once you know.
I now own two MoFi One-Steps, and several 45 rpm reissues. Based on my small sample set, it seems like there is more quality to be realized by going 45 rpm. However.... it really is less convenient to play 4 sides. I don't like MoFi's excessive packaging. The One-Steps take up more shelf space than double-45's, and they cost twice as much, so I really don't get it. Oh wait... I do get it..... they make more money!! As an audiophile, I'm very happy with this issue of Thriller.
@@ewm335 who gives a sh@t about his review? It’s HIS review - on HIS equipment - in HIS listening room - HIS opinion based on HIS preference. Everybody has different equipment, listens in different rooms, has different hearing and preferences. If you’re interested in a certain record/pressing, buy it and enjoy. It’s all about the music.
@@ronjetten6535 don’t mind negative feedback or any kind of feedback. Just seemed like this particular person was taking a notable interest in defending on PERSON, not opinion, in particular
I think you hit things on the nail. It’s certainly not the most huge difference between an audiophile LP and the original for sure. But it’s nuances certainly bring out an enhanced perspective and listening experience. While I was very disappointed in MOFIs lack of honesty and transparency, many of the digital transfers have been very pleasing. Knowing the process didn’t change that for me. Whether one wants to give them business after they have us BS for so many years is an ethical and not audio matter. Good luck with your channel!!!
