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MOV Releases in May: hitting the 100+ number and beyond!

10-05-2010 • 27 comments

Yes, it's a fact, we're about to release the 100^th Music On Vinyl release, just 8 months after our first batch of LP's in October 2009.

We realize it's been a whole bunch of releases in a short time, so if you didn't get a chance to check out all the albums we released so far, feel free to browse our alphabetically arranged catalogue.
And keep those suggestions coming! We file each and every one of them. Some have already been rewarded with an actual release and there's a lot more where that came from!

The last week of May we'll put out a motley crew of LP's! MOVLP 100 is a first-time 2LP edition of Kings of Leon´s debut LP "Youth & Young Manhood", containing a bonus track that previously was only available on CD 'Talihina Sky'.

Lovers of 70's songwriters and acoustics will be served with 3 slices of The Byrds ´Untitled/Unissued' and the late Dennis Wilson's first and only solo album 'Pacific Ocean Blue'.

We turn things up a notch or two with the definitive version of Iggy Pop & The Stooges´ "Raw Power". For the first time ever, we bring you the 2010 remastered edition of the original 1973 mix combined with Iggy's own Revamped version of that milestone album. That's a double sonic whammy for your ears, combined with a 16-page full color booklet with rare pics & quotes by Iggy & co.

Some Dutch Vinyl Masters have been added to the schedule this month: Herman Brood's sophomore album, containing the international hit 'Saturday Night' and The Nits' 1987 album "In the Dutch Mountains" containing 3 bonus tracks and a beautiful etching on 1 side of the vinyl. Golden Earring fans will probably be expecting another Music on Vinyl release, this month it's the "2nd Live" album.

To add to those, we're very proud to bring you the remastered edition of The Urban Dance Squad's debut "Mental Floss For The Globe"; lauded by musical peers Rage Against The Machine and The Red Hot Chili Peppers, this Rap-meets-Rock crew was way ahead of their time and deserving of an audiophile treatment!

Peter Green-era Fleetwood Mac fans will not be disappointed with our 'Greatest Hits' in gatefold sleeve. The original Mac, bluesy and raw!

We're proud to present a brand-new release by the likes of Turin Brakes; Their latest album "Outbursts" and the accompanying booklet (full of outbursts of nature, including a volcano, the only one missing is an ash-cloud!) is definitely an aural and visual treat!

And for all you dance-freaks: Fatboy Slim's 'You've come a long way, Baby", with smash-hit 'The Rockafeller Skank' is added to the release for your pleasure!

MOVLP054	Golden Earring	2nd Live	2 LP
MOVLP070	Iggy & The Stooges	Raw Power (Remastered)	2 LP
MOVLP090	Herman Brood & His Wild Romance	Shpritsz	1 LP
MOVLP094	Nits	In The Dutch Mountains	2 LP
MOVLP096	Dennis Wilson	Pacific Ocean Blue	1 LP
MOVLP097	Urban Dance Squad	Mental Floss For The Globe	1 LP
MOVLP099	Fatboy Slim	You've Come A Long Way Baby	2 LP
MOVLP100	Kings Of Leon	Youth And Young Manhood	2 LP
MOVLP102	Aerosmith	Nine Lives	2 LP
MOVLP103	Fleetwood Mac	Greatest Hits	1 LP
MOVLP108	Turin Brakes	Outbursts	1 LP
MOVLP381	Byrds	(Untitled)/(unissued)	3 LP

D | 10-05-2010 | 15:34

Congratulations with this fine batch! I would like to suggest more jazz releases :) I've been really enjoying some of the jazz classics you put out and I'm definitely craving for more! Keep it up.

MOVadministrator | 10-05-2010 | 15:36

@ D, thanks for the compliment. Keep a close eye on our site and mailing. We have scheduled some very interesting Jazz titles.

BJ Red | 11-05-2010 | 04:14

I hope yopu do a better job on the artwork, Jar Of Flies looks terrible.

Ivan | 11-05-2010 | 12:44

The quality of the inhouse printing department can be better. The quality of the vinyl is beyond a doubt, but the album sleeve's quality could be turned up a notch. It could also be just a cost issue. Better printing quality means a higher retail price. ;)

Denis | 11-05-2010 | 16:41

I rather suspect that anyone interested in [and buying] audiophile vinyl would much rather pay a little more for better printing quality rather than be disappointed with an album's sleeve.

I know I would.

The MOV releases are not exctly what one might call cheap anyway.

MOVadministrator | 11-05-2010 | 16:47

@ BJ Red, Ivan, Denis

We use the best possible artwork available and we are working hard on this. It has nothing to do with "Better printing quality means a higher retail price". As you might have noticed, we use expensive 350gr cardboard.

Pascal | 12-05-2010 | 17:02

Keep up the good work!!!
Is there any change that the albums of Dream Theater are being released by Music on Vinyl? They have so many albums that never have been released on vinyl... I would give my legs for those!!!

And here a short wishlist:
Soundgarden / Temple Of The Dog / The Highwayman (Cash,Nelson a.o)
Neal Morse / Pain Of Salvation.

Just a few....

:o)

Ed | 13-05-2010 | 13:57

Hi there,

I agree, Dream Theater on vinyl would be great. Also Arena and Mostly Autumn. We need more modern prog on vinyl. Keep up the great work guys.

Thanks

Steve | 13-05-2010 | 17:25

I am a little disappointed with the Jar of Flies pressing. On both the blue SAP EP and the orange Jar of Flies EP I have several flecks of black throughout the vinyl. Was the stamper not properly cleaned? I can only presume these flecks are from other black vinyl pressings. The playback is fine, but it is IMMEDIATELY noticeable when you look at the record and I'm a little bummed to be honest. It's also not worth the cost to exchange it, because shipping from Canada back to CD Wow retailer would be as much as just ordering a new one...and if I did that and got more flecks I'd be vexed.

Still voting for Brad - Shame and Brad - Interiors (featuring Stone Gossard from Pearl Jam on guitar). I would love to see Temple of the Dog...but that wasn't on Sony. The first two Brad releases were I believe, Shame definitely was.

Andy | 14-05-2010 | 17:24

If you could get a hold of the license to press Emmylou Harris' "Wrecking Ball" I'd be thrilled.

Herman | 15-05-2010 | 15:10

White Stripes - Get Behind Me Satan 2Lp would be nice
(the LP was only released as a promo)

Music by The Scene was never released as Lp (as far as I know)

I like it that you released "Mental Floss For The Globe" but I think a 2Lp version would have resulted in a better sound.

Keep it up!

d | 15-05-2010 | 18:53

what was wrong with the jar of flies i thought it was a good pressing fair enough i did notice some flaws like the sleeves not having the opening cut and also the colour quality was 10 times brighter on the sleeves cover and also the vinyl itself and also the stick and writing on the side was diffrent but the sound quality is far better on each of them than the original presses and also the black spots give it a nice sheen i know this can be annoying but in the end if you want to get the record for its origanality than buy the original if you want the record for the actual owning of the record to listen to it for its remastered quality then buy the remastered version its that simple. p.s i really would love remastered versions of the manic street preachers back cat and also the smashing pumpkins mellon collie would be fantastic.

john | 16-05-2010 | 11:24

thank you for the release of moving waves(Focus).Extraordinary pressing and audiofile listening.

Steve | 16-05-2010 | 18:27

d - the black spots give it a nice sheen? What the hell are you talking about? The sheen of vinyl has nothing to do with colour, that's complete rubbish. Where do people come up with some of this stuff?

MOVadministrator | 18-05-2010 | 13:47

@ Steve,

The presses in the factory are thoroughly cleaned before they can start pressing coloured vinyl. However during the pressing-process of the first 100 records there is a chance that a small piece of black vinyl is melted in the coloured vinyl. The quality of the record is exactly the same as the rest. It just looks a little bit different.

Reminder for everyone; serious complaints should be sent to info@musiconvinyl.com

Herman | 18-05-2010 | 15:26

hi MOVadministrator ,

did you release "Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power 2LP" yet?
It's not in the list above, but it is in your releases catalog:

www.musiconvinyl.com

thank you,
Herman

MOVadministrator | 18-05-2010 | 15:35

@ Herman,

No not yet, the 2LP will be released end of this month. I made some adjustments to this page and included the Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power album. Thanks for the reminder ;)

Mark | 27-05-2010 | 15:01

Hey Guys, was Steve Forbert on Epic/Sony? Jack rabbit slim and Little stevie orbit out of print forever!

Preston | 27-05-2010 | 15:03

I just bought your two Earth Wind and Fire releases - Gratitude and I Am - and they are incredible. Any plans to release any other EWF LPs? The production/engineering of the original master tapes are excellent, so your top notch remastering/pressing results in stupendous sounding LPs: KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!

Richard | 28-05-2010 | 16:51

Congrats on passing the 100th mile stone! We sell most of the MOV-releases at our store here in Norway www.thegarden.no (also on Music Stack). Def. getting some of the vinyls from this batch both for the store and my self:)

Some suggestions:
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing
Foo Fighters - The Colour And The Shape

Please? :)

Miro | 29-05-2010 | 19:59

Hi I hear you are releasing Mott the Hoople's MOTT. Cant wait. Are you doing the original fancy cut out cover as well?
Miro

antonio | 03-06-2010 | 21:27

hello dear friends! i have a question :
why reissues on vinyl before released?
to many people asked for vinyl releases of albums never released on vinyl before! i have many of your releases on original edition!
please edit albums no released never on vinyl of bands like :arena,dream theater,asia(last albums),supertramp (last albums) and many more... thanks
regards

Yardboy | 04-06-2010 | 12:10

I just picked up MoV's In a Silent Way. This is one of the very best-sounding records I've bought in a long time (and miles better than my other three pressings of this record). Many Thanks.

Any chance you could look into working your magic on the following?

David Sylvian: Brilliant Trees and especially Secrets of the Beehive. Wonderful music but deadly Eighties pressing quality.

Talk Talk: Laughing Stock (ditto - though ir hails from 1991)

Brian Eno: the classic 1970s albums that were remastered on CD to great effect a couple of years back. The world needs an immaculate sounding Another Green World LP!

Yardboy | 04-06-2010 | 12:46

Oh, and how about Radio Ethiopia? A number of labels have reissued Horses, while RE is criminally underrated. The first side absolutely SMOKES! and you could include the currently CD-only track Chicklets, which is superb.

Anyway, thanks for listening.

Gerard | 05-06-2010 | 16:06

I would love to have a copy of Leonard Cohen's The future on vinyl. The ultimate vinyl box set would be a pressing of Bruce Springsteen's Tracks. Also the Hammersmith Odeon live set would be much appreciated.

yardboy | 05-06-2010 | 17:23

Last suggestions: Roy Harper's Stormcock. The classic John Martyn LPs. Tangerine Dream's Rubycon.

Gianluca | 11-07-2010 | 10:57

Have enjoyed several titles to this date. Please Please Please - There is no vinyl history without Pink Floyd The Wall and Roger Waters Amused To Death! Please Please Please! ;-)

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