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Eplo wrote:

joeki wrote:hey man, thom yorke has to make a living too! I mean Burial does tons of live acts, releases three records every year and allows his tunes to be remixed by pretty much anyone. He does all this appearances at shows for a lot of money as well. In short : Burial doesn't need the money. But Yorke is such an unpretentious artists that only released about 4 records in his carreer and never performed live, so he doesn't have the money so yeah I think he deserves it....


that's why the record costs 25 quid.

am i the only one that doesnt understand this?

swap "Burial" for "Thom Yorke" and vice versa throughout his post, it makes sense

If one replaces "Burial" with "Robert Del Naja" and "Thom Yorke" with "Burial" it sort of makes sense.

a weak attempt at irony and sarcasm I suppose. I'm not the biggest Yorke fan (MA did have its moments though). I do think it factors into the equasion..and yeah it's a "fancy" label and a limited pressing. I'm all for vinyl but making it a niche collectors market with outrageous prices...I don't see how this helps.

On the plus, 180 gram vinyl is nice and heavy and I don't see these tunes popping up in your average club mix setting (so it doesn't matter that they're heavy slabs hard for mixing). And 180's can take a little punch.
I don't think time equals into the equasion like someone said: yes they're lengthy tuns but most full length LP's go at half the price (for multiple slabs)

MILKING IT. But actually, if folks are willing to pay for it...who can blame them. I grant Burial some financial gain out of this, his productions have given me a lot...Yorke is another matter.

Happy to purchase until it came to

Product Total: £20.83
Shipping: £3.73
TAX: £4.92
Grand Total: £29.48


no way ..

rob booth wrote:Happy to purchase until it came to

Product Total: £20.83
Shipping: £3.73
TAX: £4.92
Grand Total: £29.48


no way ..

This... however if it's vinyl factory Phonica may have a few for sale in the physical shop so fingers crossed I can still get one.

joeki wrote:a weak attempt at irony and sarcasm I suppose. I'm not the biggest Yorke fan (MA did have its moments though). I do think it factors into the equasion..and yeah it's a "fancy" label and a limited pressing. I'm all for vinyl but making it a niche collectors market with outrageous prices...I don't see how this helps.

On the plus, 180 gram vinyl is nice and heavy and I don't see these tunes popping up in your average club mix setting (so it doesn't matter that they're heavy slabs hard for mixing). And 180's can take a little punch.
I don't think time equals into the equasion like someone said: yes they're lengthy tuns but most full length LP's go at half the price (for multiple slabs)

MILKING IT. But actually, if folks are willing to pay for it...who can blame them. I grant Burial some financial gain out of this, his productions have given me a lot...Yorke is another matter.

Just to be clear, you do know Thom Yorke has nothing to do with Massive Attack?

Yeah I'm kinda confused, how did Thom Yorke come into this?

i think he might be sayin that since thom york has now done some songs with burial that burial has got more fame and that anything with burial in the title will cost more because of hype which i dont agree with. But he might not be saying that but i agree that at the moment thom york is going through a mid life crisis and thinks he a dj but all the same i couldnt care

Anyone listened to it yet?
SPOILERS: Holy fuck.

brethren I apologize for my copper cab level meltdown yesterday, but damn. My hopes were way too high. I'm good now. No really... Take me off suicide watch, Im ok. Thanks.

ketamine wrote:F*CK BURIAL.

F*CK HYPERDUB.

F*CK KODE 9.

F*CK EVERYBODY involved in this sh*t.

Is this even reel

I understand that Burial needs money and all, but in that case just don´t release this as a limited edition..

Eplo wrote:why is 25 quid?
i'v never known the price of records to be decided by hype or how good it is.

Probably because it's one of these 'Vinyl Factory Editions', screen printed, glitter sleeve, 'limited edition' etc.

What a friggin tune!

I'm in shock, I hear this 6 wks ago and now I can buy it. Whagwan burial? Where's the 2 year wait

joeki wrote: I don't think time equals into the equasion like someone said: yes they're lengthy tuns but most full length LP's go at half the price (for multiple slabs)

When I mentioned the length of the tracks, that was a comment to Ketamine with regards to their tremendous breakdown The point I meant to get across was that if they can't shell out £1 a minute for something they seemed to want so bad, then sucks to be Ketamine. Sex chatlines cost more than that.

Youtube comment

Burial has the capacity of making me feel like "Its worth it", "that life is worth living". It's like his songs transmit an euphoria.. some sort of anesthetic feeling inside of me that keeps me tranquilized for a limited amount of time and when it ends im back to reality.. When i heard the cry as i call it at 10:15 it brought a tear to my eye.. that cry is like Burial saying " I'm back", "I've brought you peace". Thank you Burial for giving me that peace, and for changing my life with your music

"I'm back"

This tune isn't even that great. Sounds like hundreds of tracks before it. But, because it's Burial...

yeah, mix up in the second post between Radiohead/Massive Attack...got a little confused after facebook ranting and comparing this with the previous twelves and coming to the same conclusion. First post was no cock up though