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safealextheswede wrote:@ anyone who bought their copy at Redeye: Our supplier is going to send all our customers replacement copies of the 12" which is badly pressed. This will happen soon and we will put a post on the site to let people know when we have the replacements. Deep Medi will have to get plate 3 re-mastered, which will take up to 3 weeks.
Dear GH02,GH02 wrote:cheers for the heads up!!deeps wrote:Bagged this one from Juno:
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/362319-01.htm
£8.99 including free P+P, bargain!
its blatantly not just the third record!!! (i think saying that is a bit of a piss take to be honest)BobbyM wrote:Fair enough, thanks for that...sounds reasonable. However, on my (and I know a lot of other people's) copy, it's not just the third disc that sounds wank but the whole lot. the sound quality of the whole album is such that I could never play any of the tunes in a set because they'd stick out quite obviously and on a big system would just sound terrible. Is there anything that can be done about that?boy_arena wrote:S.T. Holdings statement..
It has been established there is a fault with the third record (sides E & F). This individual record will be repressed with new masters and stampers. We expect this repress to take approx 3-4 weeks.
All retail customers will be supplied with their quota of replacement third records.
All customers that have bought a copy of “City Limits Volume 1 – Silkie – Deep Medi Musik (medilp002)” please contact your shop, they will in turn supply you a replacement record as soon as it is available.
The sale of record has been put on hold until the repress becomes available. Once repressed, new copies of this title will be sold with the replacement record in addition to the faulty record.
Sorry for any incovenience caused. Thanks for your patience.
I wouldnt advise that, wait until theres any news on the cd front, the bass on nearly all the tracks sounds horrible.deeps wrote: Just invest in the CD then think about the vinyl once its been re-pressed which could take a few more weeks or even longer.
Indeed, i don't want to sound ungrateful, as I can only imagine how much hassle this has caused everyone involved with the record, but I would all 3 vinyls to sound like they should.Brasco wrote:so what can we do if all three of our plates sound bad?!!
the store i got this from doesnt seem interested in me returning this, rather i wait for the repress- but how will this help if all of the vinyl on the pack are affected-not just the 3rd one
its just sat there unplayed since i got it, great way to spend £15, and i know its a great album, but i dont agree with some people that the soloution is just to buy the cd?
Bit of a cop out from ST Holdings really. Every track on my copy sounds poor.weston wrote:its blatantly not just the third record!!! (i think saying that is a bit of a piss take to be honest)BobbyM wrote:Fair enough, thanks for that...sounds reasonable. However, on my (and I know a lot of other people's) copy, it's not just the third disc that sounds wank but the whole lot. the sound quality of the whole album is such that I could never play any of the tunes in a set because they'd stick out quite obviously and on a big system would just sound terrible. Is there anything that can be done about that?boy_arena wrote:S.T. Holdings statement..
It has been established there is a fault with the third record (sides E & F). This individual record will be repressed with new masters and stampers. We expect this repress to take approx 3-4 weeks.
All retail customers will be supplied with their quota of replacement third records.
All customers that have bought a copy of “City Limits Volume 1 – Silkie – Deep Medi Musik (medilp002)” please contact your shop, they will in turn supply you a replacement record as soon as it is available.
The sale of record has been put on hold until the repress becomes available. Once repressed, new copies of this title will be sold with the replacement record in addition to the faulty record.
Sorry for any incovenience caused. Thanks for your patience.
Out of all of it i'd say that turvy is the worst, and thats on the second plate.
Uhh dude, its pretty clear that the quality is variable from copy to copy, some people said its all sweet..some people have said its all dirt and some people only have a couple tracks that are low quality. So I think you would be wrong to assume that everyones copy can be fixed by eqing, just because yours isnt too bad.prisoner wrote:i mean the sound quality is bad, im not going to argue that, but all these ppl moaning that it's completely unplayable are being a bit ridiculous. there's a bit of fuzz & crackle...so what...turn up the eq on the lower end and roll off the top...
(is a bit of a "piss take" that st is only repressing the third disc when they all have problems tho...)
Don't be silly.prisoner wrote:there's a bit of fuzz & crackle...so what...turn up the eq on the lower end and roll off the top...
dived on it like a 50 pound note blowing down the street, thanks mang !ThinKing wrote:http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... =MEDICD002
Massive respect for keeping us updated, sorry to hear its been one of those months, hope everything goes smoothly from now on and a solution is found.DEEP MEDI wrote:Hello all,
Due to the nature of this issue, it's taking a good minute to get to the root of it.
Please understand that its not just 1 person involved in the recording/manufacturing/distribution process.
We are 100% aware of the situation, everyone involved is communicating and we will keep you posted as and when. (we are on it!)
You know this isn't my standard, and trust me i am more gutted than anyone. To be honest its been one of those months! unexpected madness.
Thanks for your patience.
Mala
MEDi-015 / Goth-Trad **out 03-08-09**
