- Tue Nov 27, 2018 11:27 am
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The Dagored has dialogue. I sold mine years ago after DW released theirs.
Moderators: lazyben, static14, texasvinyl
J.R. wrote:Ill have to give both a spin and decided if I need both.... thanks for the advice.I like having both wherever possible myself.


texasvinyl wrote:Nice grip of data records. I am a sucker for these and love the label aesthetic.
I am enjoying this record. Except for the five "tracks" at the end which the record describes as library tracks but are actually just metronome tracks, like a high hat tapping out a 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4. It doesn't make any damn sense at all why they are on here, totally baffling and without a doubt should have been omitted.
texasvinyl wrote:Nice grip of data records. I am a sucker for these and love the label aesthetic.Me too, the design is so elegant for something that most people would just consider childish.
Bezulsqy wrote:Nice one's @Mateo!I can't argue with you there, Bez. I've always been the same way. Until I wasn't.
I bought the first Datadisk release when it came out, but sold it a year later because I decided Videogame soundtracks is not something I want to start collecting. The same for library records. I know I will love listening to a lot of them, but there are so many soundtracks I still want.

deafmetal wrote:Red vinyl and black sleeves just keeps rolling in:
I might source a black vinyl copy of Mandy, as my translucent red has some consistent surface noise, or maybe it just needs a few more cleanings and listens. The pressing is nice and loud though. Have not dived into Puppet Master I/II yet.

J.R. wrote:I picked up Mandy. Im in love with it!Myself as well, and I just landed a black vinyl copy:
