I just got one last year for $80 because my favorite song (Sheffield: Sex City) is on it and now Im a little peeved that i couldve spent a lot less on it now that this repress is coming out!!
Ive got my copy, however apparently they don't have a download code inside like they did with His N Hers which is a real shame as I don't have a record player and can't fucking listen to it now !!!
I also love how the actual sticker on the front of the record lists Razzmatazz as "Razzamatazz"
-- Edited by Scottbloodyfrazer on Saturday 20th of April 2024 08:33:03 PM
I suppose it's unreasonable to hope this will appear at the merch stands at this year's shows... so I'll just express the somewhat more reasonable hope that if Different Class gets a 30th anniversary RSD edition next year that it won't be limited to the UK and Europe (and that it *will* include a full replica of the original cover art).
I'm a bit mystified as to why we didn't get at least a few copies of Intro. Admittedly, Pulp are an extremely niche taste in Canada, but I can't imagine that they're any less popular than, say, the Mighty Lemon Drops.
Life would be so much simpler if I were more patriotic, then I could simply buy Tragically Hip and Barenaked Ladies records on RSD.
-- Edited by Pulp Friction on Tuesday 23rd of April 2024 08:16:32 PM
I got a copy. After seeing a massive queue outside Rough Trade East, I opted to make the 5 minute walk up Brick Lane to Flashback Records, where there was no queue and I was in and out in 5 minutes.
I have listened to the record once and didn't notice any great difference except that it seemed to he mastered at quite low volume and I needed to turn my hi-fi way up to appreciate the subtleties.
I also found the songs nearest the center of the record were a bit distorted, but I suspect that might be my needle needing replaced.
Didn't realise it would be popular. What's it re-selling for? I thought about getting two copies.
Ah thats annoying! I went to RTE yesterday as it is near my work. Didnt know about Flashback.
Not too upset though if there isnt that much different in the masters. Wondered if anything new had been brought out in the mixes. The His N Hers remaster was subtle, but did expose a few new elements (incl. an additional oh yeah in the Lipgloss outro).
Called into Sister Ray and Reckless Records in Soho during my lunchbreak but they said all copies were gone and the prices on Discogs are silly.
Got a copy today at Golden Discs in Cork. Very surprised to see it and exchange rate meant it cost £27 (32 Euro) which is cheaper than it was in UK. Of course now I have to get it back on a flight tomorrow evening in mint condition. Another store (33rpm) had Suede Autofiction Live for 39 Euro. Couldnt find Waiting In The Sky by Bowie.
-- Edited by ArrGee on Saturday 27th of April 2024 07:41:15 PM
I just purchased a copy today from a record shop in Perth. We were in Adelaide on RSD24 and did drop into one of the local record shops but didn't have it. Pleased to find it for $48 AUD and not the gauging prices on the Discogs... kind of repulsed by that.