Be it the physical copy or digital format?
Me? Pete Rock "Soul Survivor"

But I just started getting vinyl and I purchased the following on vinyl that I already own on CD

Nas - Illmatic
ATCQ - LET & MM
Wu-Tang - 36 Chambers
Jay-Z - The Blueprint
Kanye West - The College Dropout
OutKast - Aquemini
J Dilla - Donuts
Madvillain - Madvillainy
Edan - Beauty & The Beat

to be fair though, it was an expanded edition. I had an original.

turns out i have two unopened copies in my cd rack. i gave them out as xmas gifts.

also bought things fall apart only to have another copy already.


when below the heavens came out (or at least when i discovered it) i tried to get it from various places, ended up with three copies (only paid for 1). gave two away as xmas gifts.

but I can't find it anywhere on CD for less than like 30 bones shipped.

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I owned the clean/edited versions originally but later on wanted to own the regular dirty version so I purchased those years later but I really never loose, let someone borrow, or give my cds away so there is reason why I would repurchase a cd over again; but I have purchased albums on different formats like vinyl & cd.

for whatever reason, this album didn't make the cut
when i sold my stuff when i moved up to michigan.

i picked it up on vinyl for five bucks
last time i was in the record store. it's just as awesome as i remember it.

i can't be certain why i thought
i wouldn't want to hear this album anymore.

How much did you end up paying for it; I own a copy but refuse to sell mines no matter how much it goes for.

i've seen it as high as $120 though.

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originally owned the tape but this chick i was trying to get naked ganked it....can't find it on cassette though,had to get the cd.

for the third time thank god for mp3s

Especially compared with their earlier stuff? Personally, I think that while Mould's songs are uniformly strong (¤almost), the only good Hart-songs are "¤Back from somewhere" and "She's floating away".

Also, it's possibly the least diverse double-album I've ever heard with song-after-song of 80's college-rock. Compared with their earlier albums, there's no hardcore/punk, no ballads or acoustic tracks, no experiments or instrumentals, just college-rock song after college-rock song. The drumming is also uninspired compared with the earlier records.

That being said, I think Mould reached his peak and perfected his style so I still like the record a lot...

>Especially compared with their earlier stuff?

Well, it's really a different genre than their earlier stuff--it's college rock, as you said, not punk/post-punk/hardcore. So I love Land Speed Record for what it is, but same with Warehouse.

>Personally, I
>think that while Mould's songs are uniformly strong (¤almost),
>the only good Hart-songs are "¤Back from somewhere" and "She's
>floating away".

"Charity, Chastity" is okay too, IMO, but I feel you. But I'm not a huge Hart fan on the early stuff either, with the exception of his songs on New Day Rising.

But on Warehouse I agree with you that Bob perfects his style of writing--kinda masters what he started on Flip Your Wig--and a few of his tracks on Warehouse are his most accomplished work, to my ears. Songs like "Could You Be the One" and "Friend, You've Got to Fall" are pretty close to pop-rock masterpieces.

>Also, it's possibly the least diverse double-album

Side 4 shouldn't have existed at all, not only for lack of diversity, but for quality.

>I've ever
>heard with song-after-song of 80's college-rock. Compared with
>their earlier albums, there's no hardcore/punk, no ballads or
>acoustic tracks, no experiments or instrumentals, just
>college-rock song after college-rock song. The drumming is
>also uninspired compared with the earlier records.

Not only that, but the production is just freakin' horrible. The trebly shimmer just sucks, and the drum sounds are so bad they confuse me...like, who the fuck engineered this bullshit?

If you've seen or listened to the "Circle of Friends" DVD with Brendan Canty on drums...listening to that is what Warehouse should have sounded like in the first place.

So yeah: love it, but it has problems.

all the songs are great,
but they are all so similar to one another that
after about half and hour you start to wonder if they are really
that great.


it all runs together.


i love the album, kinda.

Recently ordered a copy of was (not was)' what up dog - one of those albums that there's no shortage of inexpensive copies due to the hit. Anyways, I think I paid less than a dollar + shipping - upon arrival I discovered the cover had been autographed by David Was, Sir Harry Bowens, and Sweet Pea Atkinson (personalized to someone named "Roman"). Nice surprise, but there was some water damage to the back insert so I re-ordered to have a clean copy. Still, will hang onto the signed version for the novelty of it - quite a fluke. Seller was one of those larger third-party sellers, I doubt they even noticed (item condition was listed as 'like new' despite water damage).

some number of years ago. probably 4

I think I let someone borrow it & it became unplayable after that.
That was like last year I think.

The new deluxe reissues of Sittin On Chrome and Bizzare Ride II The Pharcyde.

I can't tell if they're actually remastered though.

The first copy was purchased from a second-hand store but I wore the hell out of that.

Mainly because FE offers a physical and digital copy.

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