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Pick Your Favorite Deluxe Reissue.
Pavement's Slanted & Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe 39%  39%  [ 7 ]
Sonic Youth's Dirty 6%  6%  [ 1 ]
The Cure's Three Imaginary Boys 11%  11%  [ 2 ]
Weezer's Blue Album 17%  17%  [ 3 ]
Pavement's Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: LA's Desert Origins 28%  28%  [ 5 ]
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I can't decide.
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I'll savor the 100% for Weezer while it lasts; I know I'm probably in the minority. SY a close 2nd

edit - that wasn't too long

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definitely crooked rain, crooked rain. one of my favorite albums of all-time anyways.

plus i already had 90% of what came with the slanted reissue.
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I picked The Cure cause it's been long overdue.
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Of those, I only own S+E, and its pretty awesome. So I voted for that. Personally, I like the Jeff Buckley - Grace reissue more than S+E.
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I picked Slanted from the options, but my favourite deluxe reissue is Live at Leeds.

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elephantstone Wrote:
definitely crooked rain, crooked rain. plus i already had 90% of what came with the slanted reissue.

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I pick The Clash - London Calling 25th Anniversary Legacy Edition
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The Cure - cause 3IB was the only release I never broke down and paid big bucks for.

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Cotton Wrote:
elephantstone Wrote:
definitely crooked rain, crooked rain. plus i already had 90% of what came with the slanted reissue.


ditto for me as well.

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huskerpunk Wrote:
I pick The Clash - London Calling 25th Anniversary Legacy Edition


I thought about that, but the vanilla tapes' overall mehscosity outweighted the documentary. The packaging fucking ruled, though.

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I picked CRCR. The second disc of that is way better than the one for S&E.

The Cure one is really good, too, and it would probably be my 2nd choice after CRCR.

The second disc of the Dirty reissue is pretty weak. There are only 2 or 3 worthwhile bonus tracks on that whole thing, and it's pretty expensive.

Haven't heard the Weezer one, and I don't really care.
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I haven't heard any of the nominated ones. I have or had all the original versions and probably won't upgrade any of them.

My nomination is:

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The original's sound quality was pretty poor. This fixes that and adds

1. Israelites - Desmond Dekker
2. My Conversation - The Uniques
3. Do the Reggay - The Maytals
4. Viet Nam - Jimmy Cliff
5. I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash
6. Reggae Hit the Town - The Ethiopians
7. Double Barrel - Ansel Collins
8. It Mek - Desmond Dekker
9. Sweet Sensation - The Melodians
10. Let Your Yeah Be Yeah - Jimmy Cliff
11. Cherry Oh Baby - Eric Donaldson
12. Monkey Spanner - Ansel Collins
13. 54-36 (That's My Number) - The Maytals
14. It's My Delight - The Melodians
15. Wonderful World, Beautiful People - Jimmy Cliff
16. Pomp and Pride - The Maytals
17. Guava Jelly - Johnny Nash
18. Bigger They Come the Harder They Fall - Jimmy Cliff
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tehobner
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OPA! Wrote:
I can't decide.


Same here, because they're all equally horseshit.

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no question, Pavement's Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: LA's Desert Origins
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Why that would be the Fender Deluxe Reverb reissue, naturally.

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Elvis Costello - This Year's Model or Get Happy!

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I'm fairly sure this will hinge entirely on which was your favorite album in general.
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HaqDiesel Wrote:
I'm fairly sure this will hinge entirely on which was your favorite album in general.


I dunno, I love Crooked Rain, but the reissue doesn't do much for me; some do some, don't.

I agree with Live at Leeds though---that shit smokes.

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nah, because then I woulda picked London Calling. I thought about it though.

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billy g Wrote:
I haven't heard any of the nominated ones. I have or had all the original versions and probably won't upgrade any of them.

My nomination is:

Image

The original's sound quality was pretty poor. This fixes that and adds

1. Israelites - Desmond Dekker
2. My Conversation - The Uniques
3. Do the Reggay - The Maytals
4. Viet Nam - Jimmy Cliff
5. I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash
6. Reggae Hit the Town - The Ethiopians
7. Double Barrel - Ansel Collins
8. It Mek - Desmond Dekker
9. Sweet Sensation - The Melodians
10. Let Your Yeah Be Yeah - Jimmy Cliff
11. Cherry Oh Baby - Eric Donaldson
12. Monkey Spanner - Ansel Collins
13. 54-36 (That's My Number) - The Maytals
14. It's My Delight - The Melodians
15. Wonderful World, Beautiful People - Jimmy Cliff
16. Pomp and Pride - The Maytals
17. Guava Jelly - Johnny Nash
18. Bigger They Come the Harder They Fall - Jimmy Cliff


Fuckin' Billy G...I like my version of this perfectly fine...and now I gotta go get this, because, I mean,...FUCk

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