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I just listened to this record from a friend of mine. Not happy.
This record sounds quite bad: lots of pops, hiss and crackle. Still hoping in a digital (audio cd) edition, maybe with the genuine original mix of the titles tunes. I wouldn't pay a penny for this vinyl edition of my Holy Grail TV score.
This 12" is a beautiful object for our eyes, but I listen to the music using my ears and they are still bleeding after listening to it.
Well, you are right about the quality of the record. It wasn't that expensive, but you can hear the bad quality. Reocrds don't need to sound this bad.
Besides that, it is a great listen. This works as an album, although I would have chosen to do, either just Season 1, or just Season 3 music. Or a different Season on each side.
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I just listened to this record from a friend of mine. Not happy.
This record sounds quite bad: lots of pops, hiss and crackle. Still hoping in a digital (audio cd) edition, maybe with the genuine original mix of the titles tunes. I wouldn't pay a penny for this vinyl edition of my Holy Grail TV score.
This 12" is a beautiful object for our eyes, but I listen to the music using my ears and they are still bleeding after listening to it.
You know, it's interesting you note this... I've done three transfers of my copy to digital format, the highest quality I can, purchased a new pre-amp for my turntable, special record cleanser and still some of those cuts on the album still exhibit pops and such. I'm thinking of asking a friend of mine with a better turntable setup if I can test it out, just to see if the sound is any different.
It's not, in fact, the better the set-up, the better you can hear the faults in the pressing.
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I just listened to this record from a friend of mine. Not happy.
This record sounds quite bad: lots of pops, hiss and crackle. Still hoping in a digital (audio cd) edition, maybe with the genuine original mix of the titles tunes. I wouldn't pay a penny for this vinyl edition of my Holy Grail TV score.
This 12" is a beautiful object for our eyes, but I listen to the music using my ears and they are still bleeding after listening to it.
You know, it's interesting you note this... I've done three transfers of my copy to digital format, the highest quality I can, purchased a new pre-amp for my turntable, special record cleanser and still some of those cuts on the album still exhibit pops and such. I'm thinking of asking a friend of mine with a better turntable setup if I can test it out, just to see if the sound is any different.
It's not, in fact, the better the set-up, the better you can hear the faults in the pressing.
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You know, it's interesting you note this... I've done three transfers of my copy to digital format, the highest quality I can, purchased a new pre-amp for my turntable, special record cleanser and still some of those cuts on the album still exhibit pops and such. I'm thinking of asking a friend of mine with a better turntable setup if I can test it out, just to see if the sound is any different.
Could it be the source tapes? It'd be weird (as in "boycott-y") if each printing had improved sonics than the last.
Also, I wonder if the e-mail alerts they've gathered (mine included) would indicate to them how many customers really want this. That is, if they like money. 
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It's very tempting to start a collection of different coloured Transformers records, but it's not cheap and in the end it's about the music, so I'll stick to my yellow version. But it's great for those who missed out! It might not be exactly what we wanted, it's still a very enjoyable listen.
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Bring back Vince DiCola for Transformers. Or at least use a theme or two 
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