







Dwarves, We Only Came To Get High, I'm Not Dead (alternate cover)
7" 45rpm. 2012 Riot Style Records. Greedy Entertainment. Glow in the dark green. Arrived with Unstoppable Death Machines sticker, and 2 advertisements.
Collection de disques, matériel Hi-Fi et passion pour l'objet sonore.








7" 45rpm. 2012 Riot Style Records. Greedy Entertainment. Glow in the dark green. Arrived with Unstoppable Death Machines sticker, and 2 advertisements.
This was only one of the purchases I made this month… I may have a problem….
The three I already owned are Kind of Blue, Can’t buy a Thrill, and Are You Experienced. The rest I received yesterday. The sound on the UHQRs that I own is second to none and I pretty much only buy brand new or NM or M- records. Hilariously my TT is in the shop!
A little about UHQR - Ultra High Quality Record was originally pioneered by Mofi in the 80s. These days they are made by Analog Productions the flagship label of Acoustic Sounds. Here are some of the specs:
200 gram clarity vinyl. Vinyl is naturally clear. Black pigment is added for visual consistency and to hide defects. By stripping away the magnetic properties and microscopic contaminants found in black carbon, the noise floor is reduce to almost dead silent background.
Unlike Mofi, UHQR Never uses digital files, they are always cut from the original masters from sound engineers such as Bernie Grundman and Chris Bellman. They aren’t all 45rpm but 90% are and I think those that aren’t have 45rpm options on the way.
The packaging is first class, a box within a box within a box. Like Russian dolls but with records. I’m happy to have almost all the current UHQRs with the exception of The Who, one or two jazz records I already own and some Bob that I’m waiting for the 45rpm version.
TLDR: UHQR: The highest quality analog records you can buy. If anyone is wondering if this is worth it I think the answer is resoundingly yes but it does depend on your vinyl playback system and what you value in our crazy addiction of our hobby that is collecting.
Maybe it’s my first time being exposed to these devices, even FM sounds smooth! Near perfect condition for $280. Had volume shock at even 10% of the knob position.
Will test with my Mission 750s after buying a speaker switch, to switch from my home theatre to this.
Also got a TEAC 103 cassette player (tape deck) with this but that seems to need repairs.
15% off everything!
I've never done this before but in need of some cash at the moment. Bunch of new records in here since my last post.
Will calculate the discount when we settle up via DM.
Here's a google doc with everything.
All records will be shipped via USPS Media Mail w/ tracking - $6 + $1 per additional record. All LP orders are shipped via WHIPLASH/MIGHTY mailers so you know the record makes it to you safely. Free shipping on orders $100 and up.
Located in Northern California. Transaction via PayPal goods and services. Send me a message if you have any more questions, happy to help.
Thanks everyone!
$5 flat shipping within the continental U.S.
New and Sealed:
USED:
AMBIENT (and similar). All are new and sealed. :
POST-ROCK (and similar) - All are new and sealed unless stated otherwise. :
12" 1980 Atco Records. Atlantic Recording Corporation. Ricky Medlocke before Skynyrd.
I’m looking for the heart shaped Olivia Dean vinyl of It Isn’t Perfect But It Might Be. Located in US. If you have one please comment below and/or dm, thank you!
I’m very fortunate enough to have inherited these speakers that have been in my family since original purchased. As you can see, they take up quite the space in my living room. One part of me feels that it’s rediculous and the other part of me feels that they’re ridiculously cool. I don’t know if adding some back lightning similar to the centre piece but behind the horns would maybe tie them into the rest of the room better, or what. I don’t hate how they look in here, and want to be able to enjoy them, it’s just crazy how much it’s closed in this space.
(Trying this again…)
Well, after a brief final attempt at Klipsch (Cornwall IVs) ending with the same disappointment as the rest of their products I’ve owned, I’ve given up on the brand that got me into horns and fully committed to JBL and Altec in our household 😂.
I had some 4425s forever ago and loved the horns. These 4435s came up and I couldn’t miss the opportunity to own them. Dual 15” woofers, “Dolly Parton” horns, and enough cabinet volume to function as a refrigerator. Flat to about 25hz in room, phenomenal off axis performance from the biradial horn, what more could one ask for.
I’ve had them for about a week now and am truly impressed. I’ve had a LOT of gear in this room and these stand out. Not just due to their size.
Sometimes meeting your hero is a good thing, as long as it’s not Klipsch /s (kind of).
Just started collecting not too long ago, any album recommendations?
I was trying blind tests, especially ones like flac/320/128kbps, and noticed I was consistently picking 128kbps 100% of the time as the "highest quality"
If it were random, that would be understandable, but instead it's 100% 128kbps, which is not statistically likely. If I were hearing "quality" then I would pick the highest quality, not lowest?
Tbf the only tracks I can ever tell with is basically C418 for an actual definitive better quality since it gets destroyed and crunched by mp3. But with normal music that normal people listen to, I cannot tell a difference it seems, but pick 128kbps consistently, 100%.
Any ideas why?
Hi all! After growing up listening to my parent's albums, then years and years of pondering and wondering, I've finally taken the plunge into vinyl and I am buying my first albums that I've always wanted to hear on the format. I'm beyond excited!
I'm curious, if you're a 'Millennial' like me (or even if you're not)and you were late to the party, what was your first personal vinyl purchase?
Dynaudio emit 30 with Arcam SA 20 and Bluesound n132.
Incredible pairing for alternative rock and metal music. Listening also plenty of movie soundtracks, some jazz and classic rock and it sounds great also on all.
I auditioned simaudio moon i3.3, musical fidelity m5si, rega elex-r and power amps rotel and parasound.
This ARCAM with musicality, dynamics and DAC implemented with G-class was no.1.
150watts on 4ohms seems sweet spot.
Incredible amp and I thought nothing can’t beat Rega in level of musicality.
Dynaudio are neutral, little on warmer side with great tight bass and open airy highs. Midrange is detail and also warmer.
Incredible control and power on this emit’s.
This amp was on major discount as new Radia series was coming to market and one of best purchases.
I knew this combo is fire when i listened for 10hours music without any ear fatigue. Pure joy!
Spinning their 2017 self titled record. Love the lush, atmospheric guitars and been in a shoe gaze kick lately. Any other Slowdive fans.
The HPM 60s are a bit underpowered at times, but this is a tasty sounding 7.2.
So about 10 years ago I started a record collection and I basically started through a vinyl subscription service, vinyl me please if anyone remembers it - it’s still going on a fashion but lot of controversy around it which I would get into - but it was interesting to start of with these records a lot of which I wasn’t familiar with
I eventually got a lot of new (at that time) releases on vinyl and a lot of classics and at the peak I had about 50 records of a good variety
Unfortunately due to space and financial issues had to sell my player and records
About a month ago I picked up an audio technica LP70 and so far are really happy with it, but this time around I’m picking up records which 1) I only owned on CD originally and have finally got reissued ie a lot of nu-metal albums from early 2000s and also 2) absolute staples which should be in my collection based on tastes and variety
Not one record I have picked up so far are albums which are “recommended or from a vinyl club which have been curated” if that makes sense
So I was thinking for people who are starting a brand new collection up - what would be the best way to start - one where you see these videos on YouTube on essential albums to own wether the listener have heard it or not - or records that the listener have listened to in the past on streaming or cd or both
I think there is a middle ground - below are the records I have so far - a nice mix of metal, rock, county, movie soundtracks and games soundtracks - I haven’t got any albums yet which are like - “oh I’ll pick that up because someone told me to etc”
Anyways looking forward to seeing what people’s views are
Prices include shipping. Shipping from KY. Check out my discogs because everything on there is also for sale and there is much more. Message me with any interest and we can make a deal.
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50 Cent: Get Rich Or Die Tryin (2014 Clear) - $75
50 Cent: Curtis (Original Press) - $60
A$AP Rocky: Long.Live.A$AP (Orange Translucent) - $40
A$AP Rocky: At.Long.Last.A$AP - $35
Ab-Soul: Herbert (Clear) - $200
Ab-Soul: Soul Burger - $65
(SOLD) Action Bronson: Only for Dolphins (White) - $25
Action Bronson: Cocodrillo Turbo (Olive Green) - $20
Action Bronson: Johann Sebastian Bachlava The Doctor (Black) - $100
Action Bronson: Action Bronson Presents Dr. Baklava And The Human Growth Hormone NPR Tiny Desk En Vivo - $150
(SOLD) Action Bronson: Planet Frog (Neon Coral /750) (Small seam split on spine) - $100
The Alchemist: Flying High Part Two - $65
The Alchemist: This Thing of Ours Vol. 2 (Yellow OBI / Postcards included) - $100
Aminé: Limbo (Green) - $40
Anderson .Paak: Oxnard - $25
Apollo Brown & Che Noir: As God Intended (Brown & Bone w/ Gold Splatter) - $25
Baby Keem: The Melodic Blue - $30
Baby Keem: Ca$ino - $40
Big Sean: Dark Sky Paradise (2025 Deluxe Repress) - $50
WESTSIDE BOOGIE: Everything’s For Sale - $30
Brent Faiyaz: Fuck the World (2020 Red w/ Black Splatter /5000) - $80
Brent Faiyaz: Wasteland - $45
Bruiser Wolf: My $tory Got $tories (Cherry Cola /100) - $50
Bruiser Wolf: Potluck (Green & Purple Split /300) - $75
Bruiser Wolf: Made By Dope (Orange in half cloudy clear / half black ice with glitter /250) - $100
Bruno Mars: Doo-Wops & Hooligans (Orange Translucent) - $40
(SOLD) Bruno Mars: Unorthodox Jukebox - $20
Bryson Tiller: Trapsoul - $20
Chief Keef: Finally Rich (VMP) - $60
Childish Gambino: Because the Internet (Screenplay included) - $75
City Morgue: Hell or High Water (Pink & Black Marble) - $75
City Morgue: As Good As Dead (Deluxe) (Clear w/ Red, White and Black swirls /1000) - $75
Curren$y: Collection Agency (Orange /1000) - $30
Curren$y & Freddie Gibbs: Fetti (RSD Yellow /1500) - $300
Curren$y: Pilot Talk (RSD Coke Bottle Green) - $75
Curren$y: The Outrunners - $30
Curren$y: The Directors Cut (Heatseeker /1000) - $40
Dave East: Hoffa (Red) - $40
Earl Sweatshirt: Live Laugh Love (Alternate artwork rainbow splatter /1000) - $50
El Camino: 96 (White /200 & signed) - $50
El Camino: Martyrs Prayer (Blue /100 & signed) - $50
Gang Starr: No More Mr. Nice Guy (VMP) - $25
Frank Ocean: Blonde - $200
The Game: The Documentary (VMP) - $75
Ghostface Killah: Supreme Clientele (1st Press) - $200
Ghostface Killah: Ironman (2015 Repress 180G Audiophile) - $50
Giveon: When It’s All Said And Done - $30
Gravediggaz: 6 Feet Deep (VMP) - $60
Gravediggaz: The Pick, The Sickle and The Shovel (RSD White) - $40
Gunna: Wunna (Tricolor) - $300
Inspectah Deck: Uncontrolled Substance (VMP) - $40
Larry June: Doing It For Me (Picture Disk) - $200
Larry June: Keep Going (Orange & Black Split) - $150
Larry June: Orange Print (Orange) - $50
Larry June: Who Coppin (Orange Galaxy) - $50
(SOLD) Lil Tecca: We Love You Tecca (Purple UO) - $100
Lil Uzi Vert: Lil Uzi Vert vs. The World (VMP) - $200
Lil Wayne: Tha Carter III (VMP Reissue) - $70
Lil Wayne: Tha Carter IV (Gatefold Reissue) - $70
Lucki: Flawless Like Me (Pink & White Galaxy) - $175
Ludacris: Word of Mouf (VMP Orange) - $40
Nas: Kings Disease Trilogy (1 is Red, 2 is Gold, 3 is Black & Red striped) - $100
Nas: Magic Trilogy (1 is Galaxy, 2 is 5 color, 3 is black and white striped) - $100
Nas: Gods Son (RSD Blue & White swirl /3000) - $50
Notorious B.I.G. - It Was All A Dream (RSD Boxset includes Ready to Die, Life After Death, Born Again & Junior Mafias Conspiracy) - $150
Ol Dirty Bastard: Return to The 36 Chambers (VMP) - $65
OutKast: Aquemini (2009) - $50
Pop Smoke: Shoot For The Stars Aim For The Moon - $45
Post Malone: Stoney (Orange w/ Marbling) - $50
Ransom: Se7en (Splatter /111) - $50
(SOLD) Redveil: Learn 2 Swim (Purple Marble) - $45
Rich Brian: Amen (RSD) - $25
Rich Brian: The Sailor (Orange Translucent) - $40
RZA: Digital Bullet (RSD) - $30
RZA : RZA As Bobby Digital In Stereo (VMP) - $40
Skyzoo & Pete Rock: Retropolitan (Blue Knickerbocker) - $30
Smino: Blkswn (Clear) - $45
Smino: Luv 4 Rent (Green) - $35
Smoke DZA: Rugby Thompson (RSD) - $25
Snoop Dogg: Doggystyle (2001 Reissue) - $30
$NOT: Ethereal (White w/ Blue Splatter) - $50
Spillage Village: Spilligion (Splatter) - $75
Steve Lacy: Gemini Rights - $30
T-Pain: Epiphany (VMP Reiusse Blue Seafoam Wave) - $175
Three 6 Mafia: When The Smoke Clears (VMP) - $100
Tupac: All Eyez On Me (2001 Press) - $50
The Weeknd: After Hours, Dawn FM & Hurry Up Tomorrow (Standard Black) - $75 for all 3
The Weeknd: Starboy (Red) - $40
Wu-Tang Clan: Enter The Wu-Tang 36 Chambers (VMP) - $75
Young MC: Stone Cold Rhymin (VMP) - $20
Young Thug: Slime Season Trilogy Complete Boxset - $250
Young Thug: So Much Fun (VMP) - $175