EVERCLEAR - SO MUCH FOR THE AFTERGLOW LP NEW 180 GRAM BLACK VINYL GATEFOLD F/S
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EVERCLEAR - SO MUCH FOR THE AFTERGLOW VINYL LP ON 180 GRAM VINYL PRESSED AT RTI FROM INTERVENTION RECORDS IR-007 PART OF THEIR LOST 90’S SERIES FROM 2015
Pressed at Record Technology Incorporated on 180 Gram vinyl. See manufacturers description at bottom.
ALBUM IS BRAND NEW AND LOOSELY SEALED, AS MANY RTI PRESSINGS ARE. ALBUM IS ON HAND AND READY TO SHIP TO YOU WITH FREE SHIPPING WITHIN ONE BUSINESS DAY AND SATURDAYS, MANY TIMES SAME DAY AS PURCHASE. PLEASE SEE MY INFO ON SHIPPING BELOW.
Album is sealed and vinyl is presumed to be in mint or near mint condition. Gatefold Jacket (sleeve) is in near mint condition.
Photos are of actual vinyl Album being sold and should be used as part of the description. I don’t use stock photos unless otherwise noted. What you see pictured is on hand and exactly what you will receive. Thank you for looking.
FREE SHIPPING!!!!
I offer FREE SHIPPING and in doing so will recycle a good used LP mailer and reinforce with cardboard inserts. There may be signs of previous shipping labels peeled off mailer, which I do not use.
I ship everyday except Sunday and Postal Holidays. Otherwise, all items shipped within 24 hours and many times the same day as purchase. I personally take items to post office and only mark your item as shipped on Ebay after it’s in the hands of the Post Office.
Mastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio
Intervention Records is a new premium vinyl reissue label headed by hi-fi industry veteran Shane Buettner.
Featuring 180-gram heavyweight vinyl plated and pressed at RTI, and faithfully restored artwork printed to Stoughton Printing old-style deluxe film-lamination jackets, reissues from Intervention Records feature titles new to the vinyl reissue market, especially those that never saw a vinyl release at all or only saw a limited vinyl edition.
Everclear's 1995 breakout Sparkle and Fade and its double-platinum follow-up So Much for the Afterglow were noteworthy. Everclear remains one of the few elite acts to emerge from the post-Nirvana grunge explosion, rockers who not only match the crunch and aggression of Seattle's finest, but the hooks and honesty. Everclear's Art Alexakis wrote songs of a mature but hard-rocking brand of power pop with gritty, achingly true lyrics about addiction, failed relationships and loneliness.
So Much For the Afterglow delivered three top-five hits in "Everything to Everyone," "I Will Buy You A New Life" and "Father of Mine."
So Much For the Afterglow was captured on analog master tapes, but never fully assembled in the analog domain. That means choosing the final mixes, sequencing, crossfades, etc. was performed only in the digital domain, which in a real sense means no analog master exists of the final album. Universal archived the original tapes in high-resolution digital and supplied IR with specially prepared flat 24-bit/96kHz files for compatibility with Cohearent Audio's 24-bit capable Pacific Microsonics D-A conversion system and what notes were available regarding which files contained final mixes, sound effects, crossfades, etc. Cohearent's Kevin Gray and IR's Shane Buettner then spent painstaking hours running down the title comparing the files to the original Capitol LP to ensure final mixes and sequencing, crossfades, sound effects and properly space the time between tracks.
Sonically, So Much For The Afterglow is now better than ever before, with true timbres and textures, a much more expansive soundstage, no dynamic limiting/compression, and unsurpassed musicality and listenability. A ‘90s alt rock classic brought to new life!
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