Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation FLAC download

The same barecode MOVLP 1846, reisuue black vinyl, not numbered

Sounds fantastic. I bought it mostly for collecting purposes but when i played it i realized that it is indeed an audiofile pressing.A perfect copy if you want to replace an old used one.

This is one of Alice Coopers best albums. He pulled some great superstars together to make it. Great muscians , writers and singers. This is a masterpiece of hard rock / heavy metal. The story line is errie and somewhat haunting as Alice does better than anyone. ????

This or From the Inside is probably my favorite Alice album ever. I love the theme on this one, the songs rock hard, and Alice sounds great. This may be Alice's most underrated album ever.

OK, so I pulled the trigger and got this. And since no one else wanted to review this version, I figured I would.The packaging is nice. It seems like years of just OK or sometimes mediocre quality printing on their covers, Friday Music has finally gotten it together.The vinyl itself, still needs some work. As I've said in other reviews of Friday Music vinyl releases, they are very hit and miss. This isn't a miss, exactly, but it isn't a home run either. There is some noise in spots, and a few ticks each side. This is the sound right out of the package. Perhaps after a cleaning with my record cleaning machine these anomalies will lessen/go away. My copy is also pressed a little off center. So for a pressing from RTI, which is supposedly one of the better pressing plants in the US, I expect more.As for the audio, it's not bad. I own the original US CD, and this release is easily on par with it. Keep in mind, this album came out in 1994, before "The Loudness Wars" began, so the CD isn't badly mastered to begin with. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if the CD and this LP shared the same or similar dynamic range (especially since they probably used the CD master to make this release). Also, this album was mixed by Andy Wallace, so it's kinda hard to make this sound bad. Every instrument is pretty clear, nothing is too upfront.The only problem (some) listeners may have is the overall volume. This album is about 49 minutes long. That's almost 25 minutes a side. Of course, you can just crank the volume a bit and you're there. Only problem is cranking the volume also increases surface and background noise in the vinyl.So, is it worth it? Yes, if you're an Alice Cooper collector, or you've always wanted a vinyl version of this album without paying the ridiculous prices the original commands. But if sound quality matters, or you're just getting into Alice's later work, then skip this and get the original US CD.Friday Music seems to be better now than when they first started coming out with vinyl, but they still have a lot of work to do. They seem to release good titles, and obviously have a great working relationship with these labels to be able to release them, but quality should always come first. ESPECIALLY when you market yourself as an audiophile label.

Bonjour, est-il possible de voir des photos recto verso de ce vinyle ? Cordialement, Julien.