Devo – Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!

Got mine today from Amazon. No stickers on the shrinkwrap for this one either. Has surface noise and is a little warped but it plays just fine. I had the picture disc many years ago and this certainly sounds much better. Cost me £28 all told with shipping from the US so I'm very happy with this.

Wow! I love the new remasters and have them digitally but damn, this blows them out of the ether! Perfectly balanced with a wide soundstage.

my copy is like this, but the cover has not the bar code on back cover.

This is a pretty great sounding pressing. “Satisfaction” really shines with exceptional soundstage and articulation on side 1, but the entire record sounds fantastic.

2M Black
Thorens160
Yaquin preamp with JJ Goldpins
Shiite Freya line preamp
Emotiva BASX stereo amp
AR5 speakers with up graded caps

It's strange to me that they have a Bernie Grundman cut from the original tapes and didn't use those lacquers for any subsequent reissues. Rhino did a whole bunch of reissues like that cut by some of the top names from original tapes (several of which were AAA pressings) and for some reason they just never used those cuts again.

Pressing sounds damn good. Like really really good. Lows are warm and punchy. Highs a crispy and bright. Flat/no warping.

Mine does have a decent amount of surface noise. Hit up Turntable Lab and they swapped it out. The replacement I got was in worse shape haha. Halfway open, record busting through the insert. Pretty sad, but whatever. Record sounds great. Only complaint is the surface noise, and TTL’s subpar customer service which is no fault of the record *shrug*

Very good pressing/ Sounds rich, full and dynamic. I find the cover ugly compared to the original, but maybe that's the point with Devo.

A genuinely great pressing of this classic album. quiet and dynamic and in my opinion more so then other original pressing of this album i have owned, i was shocked by this on first listen to say the least as the reputation of picture discs in general let alone ones produced in the 1970s have

Fantastic sounding pressing, dead silent vinyl great instrument separation. I love this album!

Nothing beats the OG LA in my opinion. Clear dynamic sound.