Great Video! Entertaining. So many records! That’s John Lennon also on the front of that Harry Nilsson album who produced the album. “The lost weekend” was an era where John Lennon split up with Yoko and drank heavily also creating music.
The Wu-Tang record is fine. To me, it's the last really good record from the Clan. After this record, their discography went on quite a decline. I don't know what happened to RZArector. His beats were outstanding when the Wu was on this 5 year album run from 36 Chambers to Forever. I really miss that dirty basement sound with those heavy deep basses and muddy drum breaks. And those soulful cuts. With that being said, i have the VMP press of 36 Chambers and the sound quality is unlike any other pressing of that album. It's clean, bassy, dynamic and loud. That 2LP treatment definitely makes the VMP variant THE version to own. Vinyl Me Please does an excellent job with these pressings. I hope to grab the ATCQ Low End Theory reissue soon when it becomes cheaper or available for swaps because with its current price, taxes and shipping, it's way top expensive for me.
Hi! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. VMP’s 36 Chambers is definitely the definitive pressing for me. I missed out on TLET as well. I do have the ‘16 reissue and it sounds good (www.discogs.com/release/16447878-A-Tribe-Called-Quest-The-Low-End-Theory). I’ve said this before, VMP is one of the best at reissuing hip-hop records. They sound amazing and almost every reissue is the definitive one to have. I can’t wait to see what they have in store for this year!
@@VinylLatte Wishful thinking, probably won't happen at all but i really hope by some miracle that they'd manage to get Ghostface's Supreme Clientele and/or Organized Konfusion's Stress album pressed. These are my most wanted albums on vinyl right now.
Great Video! Entertaining. So many records! That’s John Lennon also on the front of that Harry Nilsson album who produced the album. “The lost weekend” was an era where John Lennon split up with Yoko and drank heavily also creating music.
Thanks SO MUCH for the info! I truly appreciate that!!
The Wu-Tang record is fine. To me, it's the last really good record from the Clan. After this record, their discography went on quite a decline. I don't know what happened to RZArector. His beats were outstanding when the Wu was on this 5 year album run from 36 Chambers to Forever. I really miss that dirty basement sound with those heavy deep basses and muddy drum breaks. And those soulful cuts.
With that being said, i have the VMP press of 36 Chambers and the sound quality is unlike any other pressing of that album. It's clean, bassy, dynamic and loud. That 2LP treatment definitely makes the VMP variant THE version to own. Vinyl Me Please does an excellent job with these pressings. I hope to grab the ATCQ Low End Theory reissue soon when it becomes cheaper or available for swaps because with its current price, taxes and shipping, it's way top expensive for me.
Hi! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. VMP’s 36 Chambers is definitely the definitive pressing for me. I missed out on TLET as well. I do have the ‘16 reissue and it sounds good (www.discogs.com/release/16447878-A-Tribe-Called-Quest-The-Low-End-Theory). I’ve said this before, VMP is one of the best at reissuing hip-hop records. They sound amazing and almost every reissue is the definitive one to have. I can’t wait to see what they have in store for this year!
@@VinylLatte Wishful thinking, probably won't happen at all but i really hope by some miracle that they'd manage to get Ghostface's Supreme Clientele and/or Organized Konfusion's Stress album pressed. These are my most wanted albums on vinyl right now.
Fingers crossed for ya! 🤞