Which version is better? Which one should I listen to first ?
Vinyl or CD ?
Kevin Thomas
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Sebastian Hall
Do you actually own a record player ?
Nathan Watson
cd
Bentley Green
As someone with both, the CD is the only correct answer here.
Christopher Williams
>not knowing each release has different versions of each song
die tripfag
John Long
isn't the vinyl version like half the length of the cd?
Nathan Kelly
I'm aware, the main point being that the vinyl edition actually includes the infinite loop at the end which gives the record its namesake and can be quite nice if you're into that. Think before you type.
Michael Martin
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In case you weren't aware of what I was talking about.
Circling back to my original point: if you have the time, just listen to both and see which suits your fancy. Not everyone wants to listen to the "longer" version.
Tyler Miller
CD has better music
Vinyl has better package
Samuel Rogers
I love this album so much I'm getting this done on me chest soon.
Charles Taylor
CD.
Anthony Evans
CD.
Jacob Clark
you should know Sup Forums is full of pleb town. lp is much better but Sup Forums dosent know
Jason Nguyen
That would actually look really fucking cool
Nathaniel Bailey
Both are great. I like the Vinyl version a little more but the full tracks stand well too
Julian Edwards
CD
Gabriel Edwards
CD.. I did not know about the difference and I bought the vinyl, have to say it's a bit of a let down listening to side B on vinyl when you've heard the CD version first
Anthony King
>record player
It'scalled a turntable you cancerous faggot
Robert Hill
A turntable is a record player, retard
Brody Ross
Say that in front of any audiophile and prepare for autism
Joseph Stewart
Get this done twice with the center circle being each of your respective nipples.
Alexander Reyes
I'm not wrong though.
Matthew Carter
Correct
Audiophiles are asshats
Nathaniel King
>turn table
>turns tables
>record player
>plays record
I'd rather get a record player desu
Easton Martin
The most prominent difference between the two is the mixing. For the most part, the main movements are present on both releases. The band completely rerecorded the performed material for the CD version. In my opinion, the vinyl mixing is more ambient, more dramatic, more apocalyptic. For the most part, the tracks that are exclusive to either version are the field recordings and ambiance. Most people will say the CD version is best, and while that's may be true in terms of content, I feel the vinyl does a better job at evoking an apocalyptic setting.
So, my advice is to start with the CD first, and then the vinyl.
Hunter Mitchell
CD version
Vinyl's worth more tho if you ever get hold of one and want to sell it on Discogs
Kevin Nguyen
>tfw you will never own on of the original 500 copies
Josiah Roberts
>a table
>is a record
Adrian Ward
the vinyl version doesn't have providence
Camden Nguyen
Dude Amazon sells them for cheap. They arent hard to get
Caleb Thompson
Its does. Its half East Hastings half Providence