The Cure Disintegration Vinyl Review

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The cure disintegration vinyl review.

Disintegration does not scatter it s a single grand dense continual epic trip into core stuff the cure did well. I think the cd on the market sounds fine. The original 89 vinyl sounds really good considering its length for 1 disc but corners were cut to make it work. So like many others have stated here the pressing plant seems to have done a botched job with these.

Sides b and d have scratchy persistent surface noise throughout the entire sides which you can hear through the music. The album is crisp and clean. So i just had to pick up the record and vinyl records have a warmer sound to them being that they are analog vs digital recordings. While disintegration has my favorite color scheme and cover there is no other cure album with artwork as cool as this.

They d always been good at this kind of album too. Disintegration is a great album of course but my one star rating here is for the lousy quality of the vinyl. The cure is my favorite band of all time. I own all of the cure on cd including the deluxe box sets but as they say vinyl is king.

Well disintegration hasn t been remastered yet so that solves that issue right there. Disintegration is a great album of course but my one star rating here is for the lousy quality of the vinyl. 5 0 out of 5 stars fill my heart with love reviewed in the united kingdom on 23 december 2016 with a reputation as purveyors of gloomy introspection this the cure s eighth studio album has often been seen as their defining statement. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2020 180g gatefold sleeve vinyl release of disintegration on discogs.

It s not just the child like scrawling of the cover. The high topped sneakered prophet of gloom robert smith opens the majestic atmospheric and expansive album disintegration with the line i think it s dark and it looks like rain emblematic of all that the cure have stood for. The 2010 reissue on vinyl is absolutely what to get if you want it on wax. So like many others have stated here the pressing plant seems to have done a botched job with these.

Both faith and 17 seconds remasters sound fine to me as well 17 seconds sounds pretty improved actually.