Not on vinyl...and you want it!

John Martyn: Glasgow Walker

 

Ry Cooder, Chávez Ravine

 

yes, psulioninks is correct. It was a very limited US release.

 

Okay, I can knock off The Cardigans - Long Gone Before Daylight, although they didn't throw in the bonus tracks, not the best sonics, either. Maybe MFSL will take a swing at it???

Adding:

Wayne Krantz (entire catalog)

 

Vanden Plas-Christ 0

 

There's more than I could even remember off the top of my head. But here's some I would love to have:

- Chris & Rich Robinson - Brothers of a Feather
- Buddy Guy - all albums between "Damn Right" and "Skin Deep"
- Lenny Kravitz - 5
- Aerosmith - A Little South of Sanity
- Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won
- Sheryl Crow - All albums
- Fuel - Something Like Human
- Collective Soul - All 90's Albums
- Elton John - Songs From the West Coast
- Buckcherry - Lit Up & Self-Titled
- Godsmack - Awake & Faceless
- Prince- Crystal Ball & Emancipation
- Sevendust - Animosity
- Fleetwood Mac - Say You Will
- Fleetwood Mac - The Dance

Albums That Need a Re-Press So I Don't Have to Crazy $$$ For a Copy

- Robert Plant - Dreamland
- Robert Plant - Mighty Rearranger
- Bruce Springsteen - The Rising
- The Black Crowes - By Your Side
- Prince - Come

 

THANK YOU! Can I just copy and paste this answer anytime someone brings up the issue of "Why bother with a vinyl record that has a digital source?" Thank you a thousand times for this well-stated response. I've done comparisons over and over between CDs and their digitally-sourced vinyl counterpart and the latter has won every time. I'm not trying to fuel another analog-digital debate, or derail the subject of this thread, but your answer is a relief. And if anyone still doubts this, they need to just relax and know that others disagree who are certain there is tremendous sonic value in still pressing an album to vinyl.

 

So glad to see this finally get a vinyl release!

Bringing Down The Horse (Pre-Order) »

 

I'd also like to add Richard Butler's self-titled album to this list.

 

Looks like I'll be able to knock another title off my list soon. It appears Diana Krall ~ The Girl In The Other Room is currently in pre-order.

 

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A real good decision, I own this since a few years and can assure you, that it's a really great album. .

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'The Girl In the Other Room' - Diana Krall . (EU Verve - 0602498630686, 2004) 180 gram double album in center-fold cover.​

 

Iron Maiden Beast Over Hammersmith

 

I could buy the one on ebay for $330 ..............or............... I could wait for the $35 reissue.

I've had the CD since it was released.

 

Well if Front Line Assembly can get a lp re-issue (half-way through as of now) I would think everything above will eventually get one

 

vinyl re-release?

Joe Cool (Party Animals)



Joe Cool:
Will Lee - bass
Jeff Mironov - guitar
Rob Mounsey - keyboards
Chris Parker - drums

 

Still waiting for:

UNANIMATED - Ancient God Of Evil

 

The first Love Spit Love album.

 

Beck's Seachange is rehappening, hooray, but Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings is what I'm waiting for.

 

Yes 2016,
Beast Over Hamersmith,Maiden Japan,Donnington`88 Give me!Give me Give me!

 

Provided the conditions are optimal (good pressing without error, only appropriate levels of remastering, and a fair price that doesn't exceed $20):

1. Duran Duran - Medazzaland
2. Duran Duran - Pop Trash
3. Alanis Morissette - Flavors of Entanglement
4. The Pillcrushers - EP
5. Cakes da Killa - Hunger Pangs
6. VV Brown - Travelling Like the Light
7. Lana del Rey - Lana del Ray AKA Lizzy Grant
8. The Southland - Influence of Geography
9. Matt Alber - Constant Crows
10. Kylie Minogue - Body Language
11. Kelly Rowland - Talk a Good Game

 

I'm surprised the ICON series hasn't started releasing vinyl. Easy money!

ICON »

Here's a few I'd start with:

 

I’d add :

Annie Lennox - Bare
Dr. John - Afterglow

A few albums that I ordered today once seeing this thread which are now available on vinyl:

Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend
John Fogerty - Blue Moon Swamp
Biosphere - Microgravity
The Tragically Hip - Up to Here
The Blues Traveler - 1st album

 

Paul Westerberg - Stereo

 

44 tracks from Rock & R&B legends! Released by Digimusic.

 

Mark Knopfler - "Sailing To Philadelphia"