Gregory Alan Isakov – The Weatherman
Label: |
Suitcase Town Music – none |
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Format: |
Vinyl
, LP, Album, Stereo
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Country: |
US |
Released: |
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Genre: |
Folk, World, & Country |
Style: |
Acoustic |
Tracklist
A1 | Amsterdam | |
A2 | Saint Valentine | |
A3 | Second Chances | |
A4 | Living Proof | |
A5 | Time Will Tell | |
A6 | O' City Lights | |
B1 | Astronaut | |
B2 | California Open Back | |
B3 | The Universe | |
B4 | Suitcase Full Of Sparks | |
B5 | Honey, It's Alright | |
B6 | All Shades Of Blue | |
B7 | She Always Takes It Black |
Companies, etc.
- Copyright © – Suitcase Town Music
- Recorded At – The Mountain House
- Recorded At – The Church, The Netherlands
- Recorded At – Jamie's House
- Recorded At – Gregory's House
- Mixed At – The Mountain House
- Mastered At – Airshow Mastering, Boulder, CO
- Lacquer Cut At – Masterdisk
- Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-87228
- Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-87229
- Published By – Suitcase Town Music
Credits
- Accordion – Wil Schlatmann
- Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Reed Foehl
- Banjo – Gregory Alan Isakov
- Cello – Phil Parker*
- Design, Layout – Smokeproof Press
- Double Bass [Upright Bass], Electric Bass – John Grigsby*
- Drums – Jamie Mefford
- Engineer [Engineered By], Mixed By – Jamie Mefford
- Guitar [Guitars] – Gregory Alan Isakov
- Keyboards – Gregory Alan Isakov
- Lacquer Cut By – JL*
- Mandolin, Viola, Violin – Jeb Bows
- Mastered By – David Glasser
- Noises [God Noises] – Jamie Mefford
- Organ – James Han
- Pedal Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel] – Gregory Alan Isakov
- Piano – Reyn Ouwehand
- Producer [Produced By] – Jamie Mefford
- Saw, Washboard – Bonnie May Paine*
- Timpani, Mellotron – Reyn Ouwehand
- Ukulele [Ukelele] – Gregory Alan Isakov
- Vocals – Gregory Alan Isakov
Notes
180 gram vinyl.
— Description of contents:
Issued in a single-pocket jacket, vinyl is housed in a white, die-cut inner sleeve.
Includes card for digital and a two-sided insert with credits and lyrics.
Runouts are hand-etched, except for "MASTERDISK", which is stamped.
© Copyright 2009
— Description of contents:
Issued in a single-pocket jacket, vinyl is housed in a white, die-cut inner sleeve.
Includes card for digital and a two-sided insert with credits and lyrics.
Runouts are hand-etched, except for "MASTERDISK", which is stamped.
© Copyright 2009
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: ASCAP
- Barcode (Text): 8 88174 11188 9
- Barcode (Scanned): 888174111889
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): GAI-001 (LP) A S-87228 MASTERDISK JL
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): GAI-001 (LP) B S-87229 MASTERDISK JL
Other Versions (3)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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New Submission
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The Weatherman (CD, Album) | Suitcase Town Music | none | US | 2013 | ||
Recently Edited
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The Weatherman (CD, Album) | Suitcase Town Music | none | US | 2013 | ||
New Submission
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The Weatherman (LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, 180g) | Suitcase Town Music | none | US | 2020 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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was anyone else's printed on a sort of cardboard-brown sleeve? the images look much lighter than my copy. i like it though, it adds to the aesthetic.
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I don't have the equipment to give this a wet clean at the moment but it is noticeably pretty noisy in a lot of places. I didn't get any outright skips luckily but it's full of pops and clicks that cleaning with a brush didn't seem to fix. The sound quality of the record is actually pretty nice but the surface noise does take away from it a bit. One of my favourite albums so don't regret buying it but could do with a repress.
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This is actually a pretty good pressing, the base and lower end detail really shine. Quite quiet after a wash through the spin clean. No regrets on this purchase and definitely advise buying if you love the album. You need to clean it though and probably have a decent needle.
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The copy I got from a concert I went to, it sounds fantastic, it’s quiet and has no surface noise or popping. Great album, wish he’d release a coloured variant some time.
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My copy from Amazon just arrived - not the single best pressing I own by any stretch, but after a wet clean, my copy is definitely above average (perhaps significantly so) from most of my recent pressings - especially of quieter albums like this. If you like the album, I certainly wouldn't hesitate to give it a shot. I hear a few pops on side B, but very very little surface noise, and the few pops don't detract from the listening experience (and I'm pretty picky).
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Edited 2 years agoSide A does not have much surface noise, Side B does. I do throw most of my new vinyl through a cleaner. Compared to his other pressings this is probably my least favorite as far as sound quality. Also, I dont think that Rainbo Records is the correct pressing plant since mine had a 'made in Canada' sticker on it. That is, unless there is a reissue that isnt on discogs yet. Thirdly (sigh), mine had the 180g sticker on it, but weighs in at 165 (I noticed the lightness and weighed it). That is a big variance compared to most 180g records. Sounds like a lot of quality control issues on this one.
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I won't update this review until I've had a chance to run this record through an ultrasonic cleaner. If that doesn't fix the pops and clicks, I'll concede to ing the chorus of "this pressing sucks!"
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Like others, it's a bit noisy...particularly on side b. Gave it a good brush before playing but will update if it gets better after a wet cleaning. Still a great album - no regrets.
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Mine came from Amazon UK, and it was absolutely fine. Yes, it's in a plain white paper sleeve which might cause issues for some after a long transport.
But plays without issue on my copy - clean, flat and quiet.
Rainbo is a crap shoot sometimes, but I seemed to do OK this time. -
I just received my vinyl copy from Britain. I agree that this is a pretty dismal pressing, pops and clicks abound and a skip that I cannot get rid of! I ed the seller and they offered to replace the record but that would not have resolved the issue here! Flimsy outer cover and crappy paper inner sleeve which I think s for the smudged vinyl. It cleaned up a bit with my Nagaoka roller but regardless of 180 gm. a very disappointing purchase!
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