Even worse: there is a drop-out at the end of Equinoxe 7.
I did not listen to the others yet..
All labels just look like the early releases. The Oxygene LP has the purple Motors label
Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum
The release date for Netherlands is tomorrow, 15th july.shadow wrote:Wait, the new Vinyl releases are already in stores..?
Rarities sounds the same as the CD. It does not sound sparkling bright with deep basses. It just sounds dull and digital.qube wrote:How does the E&R vinyl sound? Sometimes the vinyl versions of albums have different mastering.
I order them at Disques Dreyfus. It's cheap there, and they ship fast.MiVo wrote:The release date for Netherlands is tomorrow, 15th july.shadow wrote: Wait, the new Vinyl releases are already in stores..?
That sounds horrible!!!1906 wrote: I order them at Disques Dreyfus. It's cheap there, and they ship fast.
The quality of the vinyl is not that good. The only good thing is: it's 180gram vinyl. The vinyl
looks damaged, dirty and dusty. There is no anti static bag but the records are kept in a paper bag, with the exception of the Magnetic Fields record which comes in the cardboard jacket. I carefully took that record out, but it already had scratches all over the place....from the hard, rough cardbox.
Conclusions:
It's nice to have in the collection and the records are not that expensive (when you order directly from Dreyfus). You have to remove or at least open the shrink wrap from these records to keep the sleeves in good condition. It is the kind of shrink wrap that.....shrinks (after a couple of years), and bends the sleeve.
When you want to listen to JMJ on vinyl, just stick with the Japanese pressings.
I love my records, but reading that MF had scratches already, makes my heart aching. 
For some reason they don't include proper inner sleeves anymore. On the other hand, they are only about 15 euro's each, so it's not a big deal to spend another 50 cents for an anti-static inner sleeve yourself.shadow wrote:Yeah that's what I thought would happen with the new Vinyl releases, godawfull remasters just like the CD... To bad also about not having decend packaging for the record
日本のLPレコードは、お尻を蹴る！Aww well... I always have my pristine condition vinyl records from Japan
Word, but I hate scratches.1906 wrote:For some reason they don't include proper inner sleeves anymore. On the other hand, they are only about 15 euro's each, so it's not a big deal to spend another 50 cents for an anti-static inner sleeve yourself.
That's a shame then, well I already have 2 versions of 'The Essential' and 'Music of Time & Space' which sound great, so maybe I stick with those1906 wrote:Rarities sounds the same as the CD. It does not sound sparkling bright with deep basses. It just sounds dull and digital.qube wrote:How does the E&R vinyl sound? Sometimes the vinyl versions of albums have different mastering.
Huh? There's totally different songs on Rarities compared to Musik Aus Zeit Und Raum and both Essentials.qube wrote:That's a shame then, well I already have 2 versions of 'The Essential' and 'Music of Time & Space' which sound great, so maybe I stick with those1906 wrote:Rarities sounds the same as the CD. It does not sound sparkling bright with deep basses. It just sounds dull and digital.qube wrote:How does the E&R vinyl sound? Sometimes the vinyl versions of albums have different mastering.
