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Ben Folds Five - The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner album mp3

Ben Folds Five Indie Rock 2017

Performer: Ben Folds Five

Genre: Rock

Title: The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner

MP3 album size: 1377 mb

FLAC album size: 2712 mb

Style: Indie Rock

Country: US

Released: 21 Mar 2017

Catalog number: AS00013, AS00012, 88985382701S1, 88875015061

Label: Analog Spark, Sony 550 Music, Caroline Records, Epic, Sony Music Commercial Music Group

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Tracklist

1	Your Redneck Past
2	Magic Written-By – Darren Jessee
3	Your Most Valuable Possession Written-By – Ben Folds, Caleb Southern, Darren Jessee, Dean Folds, Robert Sledge
4	Lullabye Written-By – Anna Goodman, Ben Folds
5	Jane
6	Don't Change Your Plans
7	Mess
8	Hospital Song
9	Regrets
10	Narcolepsy
11	Army

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
B 69808	Ben Folds Five	The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner ‎(LP, Album)	550 Music	B 69808	US	1999
AS00013	Ben Folds Five	The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Analog Spark, 550 Music	AS00013	US	2017
BK 69808	Ben Folds Five	The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner ‎(CD, Album, Club)	550 Music	BK 69808	US	1999
none	Ben Folds Five	The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner ‎(CD, Album, TP)	550 Music	none	Europe	1999
493312 5	Ben Folds Five	The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd)	550 Music, Caroline Records, Epic	493312 5	Australia	1999

Credits

A&R – Ben Goldman
Art Direction, Design – Josh Cheuse
Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Ken Mosher (tracks: B1, B6)
Cello – Jane Scarpantoni (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A4, B4, B6)
Conductor [Strings], Arranged By [Strings] – John Mark Painter
Crew – Doug Goodman, Joe DeLorenzo , Leo Overtoom, Rob DeVries, Scott MacLeod, Trey Hamilton
Edited By – Roger Lian
Flugelhorn – John Mark Painter (tracks: A1, A2, B1)
Graphics [Graphic Artist] – James Hunter
Lacquer Cut By – KG
Mastered By – Howie Weinberg
Mixed By – Andy Wallace
Performer – Darren Jessee, Robert Sledge
Photography By – The Jessee Archive
Photography By [Band Photo] – Charlie Gross
Piano [Baldwin], Performer, Songwriter [All Songs By] – Ben Folds
Producer, Recorded By – Caleb Southern
Tenor Saxophone – Paul Shapiro (tracks: B1), Tom Maxwell (tracks: B1, B6)
Valve Trombone – John Mark Painter (tracks: B1)
Violin – Antoine Silverman (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A4, B4, B6), Lorenza Ponce (tracks: A1, A2, B4, B6), Mark Feldman (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A4, B4, B6)

Notes

Record Store Day 2017 Limited edition indie exclusive pressed on 180 gram opaque red vinyl. Packaged in a Stoughton old style “tip-on” gatefold jacket.

Catalog number "AS00013" printed on spine
Catalog numbers "AS00012" and "88985382701S1" printed on front sticker
Catalog number "88875015061" printed on jacket and LP labels

Recorded at Sound City Studios (Los Angeles), Grandmaster Studios (Los Angeles), Water Music (Hoboken, NJ) and RPM Studios (NYC), November 1998 - January 1999

Barcodes

Barcode (Sticker ): 8 88072 00667 6
Matrix / Runout (Etched A Side): 88875015061-A [email protected] 26269.1...
Matrix / Runout (Etched B Side): 88875015061-B [email protected] 26269.2...

Companies

Recorded At – Sound City Studios
Recorded At – Grandmaster Studios
Recorded At – Water Music Recorders
Recorded At – RPM Studios
Mastered At – Cohearent Audio
Pressed By – Record Technology Incorporated – 26269

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Adrietius

Absolutely one of the best sounding LPs in my collection. The dynamics, tone, warmth, clarity - UNREAL. This BLOWS AWAY the CD. Can't recommend it enough. (I am sure the black vinyl version sounds just as good!)

Malak

The last review says this is an overpriced gimmicky colored reissue. The MSRP is the same as the black vinyl, maybe a few bucks more? Nowhere near "triple" the price of the black vinyl. It also sounds fantastic, highly doubt the black vinyl sounds any different. Maybe back in the day the colored vinyl sounded bad, but from an audiophile label in the year 2017, colored vinyl and black vinyl sound exactly the same. Highly recommend either color of this reissue, the sound is TREMENDOUS.

Dianalmeena

Dude, just try ripping your vinyl to flac files and you can see the dynamics measured in the soundwave imaging are the exact same for the color and black vinyl variants. You are not an expert so why should anyone listen to you? Stfu. Your "ears" and "high end system" do not qualify you to know what you're talking about...sorry

mIni-Like

lol I don't care whether you want to believe me or not. I'm the one who bought BOTH variants, play tested both on a high-end setup, and made an informed opinion that the black vinyl variant of Soup is superior to the gimmicky colored variant. Then I sold my "soup-colored" variant for more than triple what I paid for it and that was that.You? You're the guy who has ZERO proof to the contrary, who just sounds mad that he forked over more money for some pretty-colored vinyl variant that sounds like crap compared to the black variant. If your colored variant sounds so good to you on your obviously subpar system, then why keep beating the issue into the ground here? Sounds like someone has sour grapes.Doesn't matter to me whether you trust my opinion or not. The fact that you're here arguing an opinion you yourself can't offer proof to the contrary of is all the "proof" anyone reading should need. By all means, enjoy your gimmicky Ben Folds Five red vinyl, bruh. A fool and his money are soon parted.Can't wait for your next reply that will be rife with subterfuge and assumptions for the sake of arguing on the internet about stuff you are clearly clueless to. Whatevs...smell ya later.

HeonIc

Hi everyone, first post. It's been my observation that colored vinyl markup has more to do with collectibility. The "rare" baseball card. The rest is good / bad pressing. My complaints about colored vinyl is the maintenance. It's much harder to see dust and crud.

Steelcaster

Yet you still haven't proven your colored vinyl myth to be the case with either this reissue or the Soup reissue. Because what you're saying is simply untrue. All you have is your word, and since you've left plenty of angry reviews on colored vinyl reissues in the past, I don't really trust it. Seems you're on a crusade here. Glory to the black vinyl gods.Perhaps you are unfamiliar with this concept, but the burden of proof is on the one making the assertion -- that'd be you. I don't have to prove you wrong. You have to prove yourself right first before getting your panties in a bunch over the alleged drawbacks of colored vinyl.Yes, there have been colored vinyl reissues of albums that sounded bad. No, this does not mean colored vinyl is inherently evil. It's entirely dependent on the pressing.There's been a lot more garbage pressed to black vinyl than to colored vinyl, but that doesn't make black vinyl garbage.Since you clearly have no interest in proving your point when it comes to the Analog Spark colored vinyl reissues, this really isn't worth my time. Smell you later.

Marr

"So who's really feeding into the reseller markup of colored vinyl?"If you can't beat 'em, join 'em, right? I did in fact sell my "soup-colored" Blind Melon album for over $100 and made out good; let some other sucker fool himself into thinking he's got some audiophile edition of an album that substitutes sound quality for a gimmick like colored vinyl, which has been notoriously lacking in quality compared to black vinyl since day one, and is routinely discussed on the SHF forums where you claim to post.Notice how in that Soup thread at SHF you posted, NOT ONE PERSON could verify the audio quality between the black variant and colored variant? Just some guy named "Cowboy Bob" claiming that I'm probably pissed I didn't get a colored variant (when, in fact, I got BOTH) but offering no evidence to the contrary. Whereas I actually play-tested both against each other and can verify the black variant sounds superior to the "soup" colored variant, as black always will to colored vinyl.I'll take actual facts over what "Cowboy Bob" thinks ANY day. Yee haw!Just because you post on SHF doesn't make you an audiophile. ANYONE can claim to have a good turntable, setup, cartridge, etc. But someone claiming colored vinyl sounds just as good as black vinyl to justify their gimmicked color variant? That's a dead giveaway the person is clueless, as is the case with YOU and "Cowboy Bob", I'm afraid.

Wenes

I'm a member over at SHF and other sites. No flaming of the colored vinyl is being done with the Blind Melon reissue OR on this reissue at all. I'm not playing this shit on a Crosley. I have a good TT, a good cartridge, a good receiver, and good ears. Stop misleading people with this old-fashioned idea that colored vinyl is inherently worse than black vinyl. It is simply untrue in this day and age.I did find this comment in a thread about the Soup reissue on SHF:"Now here is the thing...someone on Discogs claims that they have the colored and the Soup variant. According to him the black vinyl is vastly superior in sound quality and detail. Can anyone confirm???"source: http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/blind-melon-soup-im-so-pumped.608672/page-5#post-15837098The Discogs comment that post is referring is from YOU. It's literally the ONLY negative comment I have read about the colored vinyl from Analog Spark. And then you followed it up with this comment:"I will sell my colored version for 2-3 times what I paid for it and make out like a bandit, while perhaps investing in another superior black variant copy."source: https://www.discogs.com/release/9730714-Soup/reviews#c697296So who's really feeding into the reseller markup of colored vinyl?

Abywis

Colored variants immediately get sold for double to triple their original price on the online markets, offering zero incentive in the process. Some of you honestly sleep better at night knowing you own a gimmicky red colored vinyl of this album simply because the cover has red on it and they charged more for it? That's just ridiculous. Also, check around...just like with the recent colored variant of Blind Melon's "Soup" repress, the colored variant is getting flamed on Steve Hoffman and other audiophile sites for having subpar sound compared to the black variant, which is the way vinyl is meant to be pressed. Not on some pastel disc that compliments the album cover scheme at the expense of the sound quality.

Fegelv

Gimmicky colored markup that costs three times as much as the standard black variant and offers absolutely no incentive to justify its cost. Black vinyl will *always* sound better anyway.

Uriel

Sounds excellent. Packaging is wonderful too -- I wish more labels used these types of jackets.

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