“Waxworks” – Episode #2
a new series focused on vinyl exclusive releases
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Welcome to another Fix It In the Mix podcast. I’m back with Waxworks, Vol. 2, another round up of recent vinyl acquisitions…
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DOWNLOAD – “Waxworks – Episode #2” – HERE
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The Playlist:
1. The Kinks – Till the End of the Day (Original Pye Mono LP)
2. Greg Kihn Band – Valerie (1981 Beserkley Records pressing)
3. Ian Gomm – Hooked On Love (Albion Records UK pressing)
4. Bobby Sutliff – Couldn’t Help Myself (Original PVC LP)
5. The dB’s – Living a Lie (Albion Records UK pressing)
6. The Flashcubes – Christi Girl (Waves – An Anthology of New Music Vol. 1, January 1979)
7. The Boys – Please Change Your Mind (Titan!: It’s All Pop)
8. Jimmy Silva – Hand of Glory (Remnants of the Empty Set)
9. David Bowie – Oh! You Pretty Things (Ryko clean vinyl double LP)
10. Bread – Down On My Knees (Friday Music 180g reissue pressing)
11. Traffic – You Can All Join In (Friday Music 180g reissue pressing)
12. Paul & Linda McCartney – Smile Away (Ram Mono promo reissue LP)
1. The Kinks – Till the End of the Day (Original Pye Mono LP)
2. Greg Kihn Band – Valerie (1981 Beserkley Records pressing)
3. Ian Gomm – Hooked On Love (Albion Records UK pressing)
4. Bobby Sutliff – Couldn’t Help Myself (Original PVC LP)
5. The dB’s – Living a Lie (Albion Records UK pressing)
6. The Flashcubes – Christi Girl (Waves – An Anthology of New Music Vol. 1, January 1979)
7. The Boys – Please Change Your Mind (Titan!: It’s All Pop)
8. Jimmy Silva – Hand of Glory (Remnants of the Empty Set)
9. David Bowie – Oh! You Pretty Things (Ryko clean vinyl double LP)
10. Bread – Down On My Knees (Friday Music 180g reissue pressing)
11. Traffic – You Can All Join In (Friday Music 180g reissue pressing)
12. Paul & Linda McCartney – Smile Away (Ram Mono promo reissue LP)
The download for this, “PODCAST – “Waxworks” – Episode #2” is “Waxworks – Episode #3/4″…
I mixed things up w/ this post two days ago when I was doing some editing/updating and messed it up..but all fixed now!
More waxworks!! Vinyl rules!
Yeah, I dig all the exclusive stuff being on the vinyl domain, personally…i get why it angers many, though, a fan/geek.
But different media provide different types of experience inside their modalities..and it’s not a bad thing for an artist to design those experiences around what they feel is the best manner in which to enjoy them.
there’s no question that vinyl sounds better than digital when it’s set up properly…at least for my ear, it easy to hear.