Pavement Deluxe Editions…on Vinyl!

[jay Registriert seit: 28.04.2007 Beiträge: 6,773]

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Q wrote:

Hi Patrick,

Is the second part of the post mean what I think it means…Mission of Burma style vinyl only re-issues of the Pavement deluxe packages? Also, any plans to reissue Terror Twilight and Brighten in HQ-180?

Thanks much

A wrote:

Hi kdart91,

That’s exactly right… but I think we will do 120 gram (still HQ vinyl at RTI) to make it a little more realistic pricewise (not to mention shipping weight, fitting 4 LPs into the package etc.!)

Yes, all the Pavement records on track for repress.

PA

Q wrote:

Will the Pavement deluxe records be retailing for around $75, as seen on Amazon?

A wrote:

Yes. We’ll have pictures and a preorder link up shortly. Price will be better from indies and from us directly.

amazon.com wrote:

Vinyl edition of one of the Pavement deluxe re-issues, „Brighten The Corners: Nicene Creedence Ed.“ from 2008. A rather joyous pop explosion after the complications of „Wowee Zowee“, „BTC“ received both critical acclaim and commercial success. This four-LP vinyl box set includes eight extra tracks not on the CD, five of which are previously unreleased, plus one great unreleased song. Also includes material from the CD version: the remastered original twelve song album, ten non-album B-sides, ten outtakes, and fourteen live radio session tracks. Super deluxe M-Pak accordion style box set, 16-page, 12″ x 12″ full color booklet, MP3 coupon, and huge essay by New Yorker critic Alex Ross. The wealth of extra material testifies to the extraordinary creativity of the band in this period.

Holy fuck!

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