The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Take It From The Man!

Album sounds great. This is definitely my favorite BJM album and this pressing is fantastic. No noticeable surface noise, both are flat. No clicks or pops. The quote from Larry Thrasher in the gatefold is great and any vinyl lover would probably enjoy it as well.

I had (and sold) an original black pressing, as I was never happy with the sound compared to the CD. It sounded like they did a massive low-end boost which made it sound bloated and compressed.

Finally picked up the reissue and it is SO much better in every regard. This isn’t exactly an audiophile recording to begin with, but this pressing nails the presentation.

Great album but sounds very tinny and bright. No crackle though.

BJM gives us both consistency and quality in this lengthy and fun 18-track hulking slab of rock & roll. It sounds like it came from the 60s but still blazes its own sonic path.

Would be ironic if they digitally remastered this album, considering the age quoted from Larry Thrasher inside the gatefold about the evolution of music into a false, clinical, sterile perfectionism in the digital era going against the ethos of rock n roll.

One my fave bands of all time. I cherish almost everything they release!!! this album is one of their best, if not THE BEST! no joke. It wails. If there is one to have, grab this one.

If this record was out in 1972, it would sell tons of millions of releases and hit the charts. Unfortunatly, it was in 1996 and nobody cares. One the best 70's revival record, so great...

Incredible album yes, but sounds awfully bright and 'thin'.On Cabin Fever vocals hardly audible! One of the few cases where my CD version sounds way better than this vinyl version

Incredible album, sounds great. Classic jonestown record, that should be part any rock collection.