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Flake Music - When You Land Here, It's Time To Return FLAC album


Performer: Flake Music
Genre: Rock
Title: When You Land Here, It's Time To Return
Country: US
Released: 1997
Style: Lo-Fi, Indie Rock
Label: Omnibus
Catalog Number: omni016
FLAC version ZIP size: 1135 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2601 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1134 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 569

Tracklist

1Untitled2:35
2Blast Valve2:56
3Vantage5:16
4Structo3:42
5Untitled2:13
6Mieke2:52
7Roziere1:23
8Deluca4:06
9Spanway Hits2:28
10Untitled0:52
11The Shins3:18

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
noneFlake Music When You Land Here, It's Time To Return ‎(11xFile, AAC, Album, RE, RM, 256)Sub Popnone2014
omni016Flake Music When You Land Here, It's Time To Return ‎(CD, Album)Omnibusomni016US1997
omni016Flake Music When You Land Here, It's Time To Return ‎(LP, Album)Omnibusomni016US1997
SP 1111Flake Music When You Land Here, It's Time To Return ‎(LP, Album, RE, RM)Sub Pop, Aural Apothecary RecordsSP 1111US2014
SP 1111Flake Music When You Land Here, It's Time To Return ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)Sub Pop, Aural Apothecary RecordsSP 1111US2014

Credits

  • Engineer, Mixed ByDel
  • Mixed ByFlake Music

Notes

"Recorded in Clarkdale, Az. spring 97'"

Untitled tracks are not listed on the back cover or insert. Instead, the back cover and insert list only the eight titled tracks.

The CD label lists twelve tracks, while the disc contains only eleven. The CD lists an extra untitled track between tracks six and seven.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout: 271-OMNI016 01 WWW.ERIKARECORDS.COM
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L894
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI A602

Video

Arlelond
This version has much better dynamic range than the remastered re-release, but the newer version has been touched up and actually sounds quite a bit better barring it being louder (but it's not too loud).

It is indeed remixed. The change in sound is definitely pretty impressive. Almost sounds like a re-recorded album, but it's not.

On the release page for the remaster it also states it was remixed. Is this true? If so, that would explain why you think it sounds "touched up". I'm taking that to mean you think it sounds "better" (at least in some ways).