Edwards Generation
faux_rillz
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Can anyone offer any advice on distinguishing an OG from a reissue? I am suspicious of my copy...Thankyou plaese yes
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I tend to find that copies that sound "too" convincing usually turn out to be reissues.
Right, that's what I've got--but doesn't the re: also have those characteristics?
Matrix number would be helpful.
A side:
TLP - SPL (SPL is scratched out) 401-A 21423 QT-3
B side:
TLP - SPL (SPL is scratched out) 401-B 21423 X QT-3
Cool--that's what I've got. Thanks.
I really like this record.
outsider soul?
Okay, thanks--I was under the impression that it was one of those tricky reissues w/ the heavy cardboard sleeve, etc.
No, it is - the reissue is almost exact. But, if you look into the jacket there are tiny little gaps in the top seam you can see through. It's easier to explain in person but it is a very tough reissue to spot.
Oh, okay--I got it.
I am now calling my landlords to ask that they check up on this because I cannot bear ten further hours of torment.
That track is on 45 as well... killer drums.
Didn't that Japanese cat San "reissue" it. His "reissues" are obcessively accurate.
I think he did the Lee Fields and a bunch of the more high quality ones.
Supreme could drop more knowledge on San than I, all my info is second hand.
Not really - it's heavy cardboard and although it doesn't smell old or musty it has a different smell than the typical reissue, one that can be easily confused.
So to clarify, looking into the sleeve...If I can see a thin translucent line across the top seam: I have the re-issue?
Mine has some fairly convincing stains/discoloration--I'll bring it by the shoppe one of these days for an expert appraisal.
Yes - if you can see a bit of light peaking through... it is the reissue...