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Cemetery Drive in particular feels like a whole new song

 

Apple Music once again turned out to be the better platform than Spotify

 

even the whispers at the intro of give em hell sound different

 

I'll always prefer the original scrappier work of art but this sounds amazing

 

Yeah this brightened my Friday morning a bunch. Really feels like I’m listening to my favorite album for the first time again

 

As someone who doesn't own this on vinyl yet, should I go with the 2025 version? I'm listening on Apple Music through my phone without headphones and can't really tell if this is "better" or more just a retake on making other portions stand out.

 

famously listening through phone speakers is the best way to hear sonic differences

 

It's all I've got at the moment bud

 

i'm just saying that's probably why you can't tell!

 

Ok but do I get the 2025 version on vinyl or the original

 

Oh FUCK this new mix is awesome

 

idk i haven't listened to the new one

 

Is give em hell kid even the same tempo?? Feels like it’s been slowed down

 

Put this on Spotify you cowards!

 

Both.

 

well this is pretty cool.

found a Google drive link if anyone needs.

 

I wouldn't mind a DM

 

Yes please!

 

Also a whole bunch of vinyl pre orders have popped up for this. I think I counted 6 different variants so far. I went with the Amazon one because its the only variant that actually matches the album art colors
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3L6QPFB/?tag=absolutepunk-20

 

This is almost always how I feel with new mixes. If it’s an album I love, my brain gets too attached to the way things are supposed to sound that even if a new mix sounds “better” it usually just doesn’t feel right to me.

 

film restored video

full press release: My Chemical Romance Remix ‘Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge’

 

Yes please!!

 

I will always prefer cleaner mixing to the “raw” sound a lot of bands intentionally go for.

 

Do Zoetrope style pressings traditionally sound worse?

 

Howard Benson and Rich Costey not really known for "raw" ... this just sounds more modern, I wouldn't particularly call it better, shaves off some charm of those early 2000's, but it is interesting to hear. Unsure on first listen which one I'll return to more in the future when I reach for the album.