Jay Reatard - Always Wanting More FLAC

Jay Reatard Garage Rock Punk 2008 US

Tracklist

A1	Always Wanting More
A2	You Mean Nothing To Me

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Shattered Studios

Credits

Design – Lindsay Shutt

Notes

Limited to 2010 (confirmed by Matador). Unsure how many pressed with and without streaks on record.

Recorded At Shattered Studios, Memphis, TN, Jan. 2008. Mfg. in CZ. This release is accompanied by an insert which features a unique download code of the tracks in mp3 format and the following warning:

"NOTE: When you press a record without paper labels, the center hole often ends up too large. If this is the case with your copy, please center carefully on the spindle before playing. Additionally, we offer you FREE MP3s of the two tracks."

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OLE-818-7	Jay Reatard	Always Wanting More ‎(7", S/Sided, Ltd, Cle)	Matador	OLE-818-7	US	2008
none	Jay Reatard	Always Wanting More ‎(CDr, Promo)	Matador	none	Europe	Unknown

Danrad

I bought mine without doing any prior research on the pressing (so it’s very largely my own fault!) 4 years ago as an unopened copy off of eBay for somewhere around $8-$12. Mine’s centre hole issue affects the audio pretty noticeably, so yes note the fair warning note that’s given to you by the label. a pretty press and great music otherwise though!

Granijurus

The warning about mis-manufacturing of the centre hole is important. On my copy the correct sized centre hole is approx 1/4 inch off-centre with a dreadful affect on the audio quality as the stylus moves in and out 1/2 inch for every revolution of the turntable. This results in making Jay sound as if he's constantly sliding in and out of tune. This proved to be very annoying! (fortunately I managed to track down a CD promo so that temporary panic is now over)

Aurizar

This installment, the third of the 7" series on Matador records sold out in under 2 hours. I was one of the lucky few to purchase a copy of this 7". This was the first in the series to come with a coupon to download the mp3 files from the Matador website. Side A has a rocking tune called "Always Wanting More" which is a brilliant Jay Reatard song. Side B "You Mean Nothing To Me" on the 7" is really good as well. The clear vinyl with the silk screened back is awesome. The Dangerhouse style packaging is really cool too. If you can find a copy of this extremely rare 7" for under 10 dollars don't hesitate for a second to buy it.