2018 - and still not on vinyl!

Well, not available to buy new at any rate. While some people wait for long overdue reissues of old lp's on cd (Buckingham Nicks anyone?) others now wait for reissues of old albums (lp's and cd's) on new 180gm vinyl. What's your wish list? Here are a few of mine:

Bob Dylan - Under The Red Sky (Hard to believe it won't get the vinyl treatment soon)
Bruce Cockburn - Waiting For a Miracle (1987 compilation album)
All of Kate Bush's albums (waiting for anything from Kate Bush demands lots of patience)
The Beatles Hey Jude album (best bet is if they reissue the American albums on vinyl)
Most of there non-Beatles Apple albums (James Taylor was reissued recently so there's hope)
Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (best Junkies album in my opinion)
All of Kirsty MacColl's albums

 

magnolia soundtrack (1999)
scott weiland - 12 bar blues

the cardigans - gran turismo (desperate need of reissue)
porcupine tree - in absentia (desperate need of reissue)
kate bush - aerial (2005) (needs reissue)

 

This kind of thread used to be "2004 and still not on CD".

My, my, how things change.

 

Good news! https://burningshed.com/porcupine-tree_in-absentia_double-vinyl

 

holy moley!!!
thank you
yes!

 

Deadwing too and both have ltd colour vinyl editions https://burningshed.com/store/porcupinetree

 

Ah didnt see the colored versions. Not sure whether to get black or white.

I think the black might sound better. But the white will look cooler.

 

Under The Red Sky is on vinyl

 

Only the original 1990 vinyl. Iy's not yet been part of the current vinyl reissue series. But hopefully it'll get a reissue soon.

 

i would guess that just about every album released once the record companies forced everyone who bought any music at all to by CD's were not released on vinyl.

 

PJ harvey - all her earlier albums need re-issuing. (only To Bring You My Love has remained in print)

 

The Kinks' PHOBIA. Yes, I know it's their weakest effort, but EVERYTHING else was released on vinyl.... Well, almost everything else, the (CD only ) DID YA ep would be a great 12"!

 

If 60s Were 90s ~ Beautiful People (1994)


First musicians given the right to sample ANYTHING from the analog Hendrix master tapes by the Hendrix family, back in 1994.

 

Pink Floyd should (re-)release the following albums on vinyl:

- p.u.l.s.e
- Is There Anybody Out There? - The Wall Live 1980-81
- Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd
- Relics (with the 1990s artwork by Storm Thorgerson)

 

Torn both ways on this.

Can't afford some OOP vintage versions but when they get a new release it's rubbish. Direct copy of a bad Redbook CD, badly pressed and packed pointless 180gm or coloured novelties.

 

Steve Winwood S/T from 1977 It needs to be back in print 180Gram or even CD. I think the MFSL version is hard to find too!

 

While you might be able to show me that in comparative terms given general inflation current "new reissue" vinyl isn't THAT insanely priced, the above point about the actual music on the vinyl, and just a general hard-to-defend attitude, just has me thinking: if I didn't manage to obtain it on vinyl in or near its OP before the dawn of the 21st century (when my vinyl lp entering my life number plunged from around 130 a year to more like five a year at most), then, well, that's just the way it goes. In an emotional sense I can't expect to resonant, it almost doesn't "count" for me to get it now at current prices, whether a new pressing reissue or a crazily priced one from within the decade of original release. (This only applied to the vast majority of LPs that I can manage to buy or hear digitally in some sense, so it ain't about hearing the music per se.)

 

I bought mine for 10 bucks and then sold it because I realized I had no reason to own the vinyl. I doubt it will be reissued but you never know. I think they reissued Empire Burlesque and that is similarly stinky.

 

What language is this? My Google Translator can’t decipher it.

 

I think she’s a great candidate for a CD and Vinyl reissue series of deluxe editions to include the associated singles etc.

 

My wish list for vinyl includes:

 

I would like to have the second Fiona Apple album with that long title on vinyl. Hope the folks at Vinyl Me, Please are working on it.

 

I was going to say The Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" but think that may have already appeared on vinyl.



Cher "Believe" Album.
Believe it or not, never on vinyl.

 

Aimee Mann - I'm With Stupid
Michael Penn - Resigned (only released on vinyl as a promo)
Joni Mitchell - Turbulent Indigo
Courtney Love - America's Sweetheart
Kristin Hersh - Sunny Border Blue
Stevie Nicks - In Your Dreams

 

Many Van Morrisons albums. Veedon Fleece and Enlightenment are the ones I'm waiting for.