Where Are These Pressed?

[j_ryall]

So where are all these new deluxe remastered editions beings pressed? On vinyl, I'm not interested in anything else. As with my experience with "P's B" I again find the quality control on "Hello Nasty" to be awful. Not only is it far noisier than new vinyl should be, but it's as if there's inner groove distortion throughout the entire side. And yes, my cart is set up properly, vinyl is almost all I listen to. I buy these albums cause I love the music, but it really annoys me when I pay a premium for an album that's supposed to sound better, but I find I'm far better off listening to the vinyl I bought over a decade ago. So I implore you Beastie Boys, whatever pressing plant you're using....STOP! It's ruining the enjoyment of the music I love.

[dave790]

I haven't heard any of the new vinyls. But the CD's sound good to me, in every case an improvement. Particularly Hello Nasty, funnily enough.

I've got the old double orange 2xLP for Hello Nasty, always thought it didn't sound quite right. So fuck vinyl! Although the TT5B double sounds better.

I know nothing about sound, mind, or answering your question. It says where they've been re-mastered but no idea about the pressing mate.

[Sir SkratchaLot]

If you'll remember, the original press of Hello Nasty (with the orange vinyl) had issues with pressing too. The grasshopper unit would always skip. This can be a problem due to excessive bass.

I know that a LOT of bands in the states use RTI. They should know what they're doing though.