Is This It

Great album and the record worked just fine. I’d like to acknowledge that if your turn table does not have a weight for the tone arm and an anti-skate option, this record will more than likely skip for you. So the cheaper your record player is, the more of a subpar experience you will have.

Great album! A classic!

One of the best rock albums ever made

Bought for a friend they loved it

When The Strokes burst onto the scene with their debut album, "Is This It," back in 2001, they ignited a rock revival that resonated with fans around the world. Now, in this limited edition vinyl release, listeners have the opportunity to experience the magic of the album in its purest form. First and foremost, let's talk about the packaging and presentation of this limited edition release. The Strokes have truly outdone themselves, as the attention to detail is impeccable. The LP comes in a beautiful gatefold sleeve adorned with stunning artwork and a sleek matte finish. Holding the record in your hands, you can immediately sense the craftsmanship and love put into this release. Now, onto the music itself. "Is This It" remains a modern classic, and hearing it on vinyl adds a whole new dimension to the listening experience. From the opening track "Is This It," the warm, rich sound of the vinyl transports you back in time, as if you were sitting in the studio alongside the band during the recording process. The guitars have a satisfying crunch, the drums punch through with intensity, and Julian Casablancas' iconic vocals take center stage in a way that feels raw and unfiltered. One of the standout aspects of this album is the songwriting. The Strokes have an innate ability to create infectious melodies that stick with you long after the needle lifts off the record. Tracks like "Last Nite," "Someday," and "Hard to Explain" showcase the band's knack for crafting irresistible hooks and catchy choruses. On vinyl, these songs come to life in a way that feels intimate and immediate. The limited edition vinyl pressing enhances the listening experience further. The remastering for this release is superb, delivering a balanced soundstage that allows each instrument to shine while maintaining the album's signature lo-fi charm. The vinyl itself is of high quality, providing a low noise floor and ensuring minimal surface noise throughout the record. The Strokes' "Is This It" on limited edition vinyl is an essential addition to any music lover's collection. The attention to detail in the packaging, the superb sound quality, and the timeless music make this release a must-have. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering The Strokes for the first time, this vinyl edition is a true testament to the band's talent and a reminder of why this album remains a classic in the rock genre.

Excelente

Excelente álbum… muy lindo estéticamente el color rojo… el único inconveniente es que venía rayada una sola de las canciones ( ya verifiqué totalmente el resto)

Is this it....yes it is. If you are looking to get into this band, this would be a great start.

Though we are familiar with all the songs, but have not heard them from a vinyl before. This vinyl version sounds so refreshing and pure (as if is was recorded in a garage). Must have for Strokes's fan.

Perfect! I love it!

名盤をアナログレコードで聴く贅沢。 それで十分です！

Superb quality, 5* and A++++ for the seller's customer service.

Inicio dos anos 2000: naqueles dias se esperava um novo Nirvana, um novo Nevermind, um novo Kurt Cobain para "salvar o rock" (sinceramente nunca entendi direito esse lance de salvar o rock). Quando IS THIS IT foi lançado a (pretensiosa) crítica musical especializada já o elege como o tal "salvador". Pronto, para você que nasceu depois disso, essa é a história resumida de todo o hype criado em relação aos Strokes. O álbum é realmente muito bom, nasceu clássico (se pudermos usar essa expressão), tem uma pegada low-fi que remete aos anos 1970, Julian Casablancas (vocalista) emula aquele lance do rockstar em cantar meio enrolado como se estivesse bêbado, enfim, vários elementos (talvez até clichês) do rock estão nesse disco, o que não compromete em nada a sua qualidade musical. Particularmente gosto do álbum, mas para mim está longe de ser "a boa nova" que se esperava naqueles tempos; é um bom álbum de estreia, talvez os mais novos já ouçam esse disco como nós, old school, ouvimos The Beatles. A prensagem em vinil deixou ele mais low-fi e, por isso mesmo, muito melhor aos ouvidos.