Spiderland Remastered

Well, this is simply one of my fave albums ever. The remaster is top notch by Bob Weston of Shellac!

Brilliant record and hugely influential. It's amazing that this album is over 20 years old; it sounds completely current. I guess this just underscores how forward thinking this album was.Great sonics - this is a quiet pressing and is audiophile quality, if you care about that kind of thing (I do). Typically this type of record is going to be LoFi and poorly engineered, but that is definitely not the case here. It's a nice change of pace and the quality mastering does justice to the music.Highly recommended.

One of my favorite albums. Vinyl met expectations. Nice DVD and booklet as well.

A masterful work that pulls you in the more you play it. Definitely a "lost treasure" that deserves every bit of the effort that was put into its resurrection. High quality mastering and packaging.

One my favorite bands....my heart is lost knowing they no longer are

Thank you Slint! Thank you Bob Weston!

Must have alt music cd

nice

Hypnotic, inspiring, original, dark. The mystique surrounding the album makes it an even more captivating listen. The musicianship and the way everything just fits together is amazing, as well are the incredibly well written, narrative driven lyrics and Brian's eerie, hushed spoken word vocals. The lyrics in "Breadcrumb Trail" always fill my head will all sorts of awesome imagery and the climax of "Good Morning, Captain" is truly jaw-dropping.The DVD is also an incredibly interesting view into their world and gave a real insight. Definitely recommended. EXCELLENT pricing, too. More than worth it.

Bought has a present for my son he was very happy with his LP.

Slint are awesome. Brett Walford is incredible. Dave Pajo is incredible. The documentary is absolutely amazing and inspiring.

Awesome cult album. Had to have this special edition.

I love this album it's amazing but I read the product description and it stated that the the album would come with the Breadcrumb Trail documentary and it only came with a remastered MP3 version of the album.