Andrew Gold "What's Wrong With This Picture?" |
Link Wray "Live @ the Paradiso" |
John Kilzer "Memory in the Making" |
Tom Petty "Long After Dark" |
I meant to post this one last week....
Shuggie Otis "Here Comes Shuggie Otis"
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Steve Earle "El Corazon" this-is-one-hell-of-a-record! |
Magnolia Electric Co. "Trials & Errors" |
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Graham Parker "The Mona Lisa's Sister" Pop/Rock genius! |
Here is one more... Luna "Pup Tent". WOW! This may be one of the lesser known GREAT lps of any generation. No kidding! |
@blueranger,
I do own the SACD but I can only play it in a vehicle as I don’t own a home cd player. I'd love to be able to compare though. Thanks for asking.
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Peter Wolf "Midnight Souvenirs". an extremely enjoyable lp! |
The Soft Boys "Underwater Moonlight" |
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Well I’m going to have to say...
Rory Gallagher "Against the Grain". RIP.
Thanks to nutty for introducing me to this great artist. I only wish I had been aware of him much earlier in this life.
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Amanda Shires "My Piece Of Land".
Maybe her most accessible lp and definitely her best in terms of SQ!
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@blueranger
I own an excellent sounding SACD of the "Theme From Shaft".
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Andrew Bird "Are You Serious" |
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Atlanta Rhythm Section "Champagne Jam" MFSL !!! |
Angus & Julia Stone "Down By The Way" .........…Excellent! |
Father John Misty "Fear Fun".
Good to hear this one again. If you're familiar with him, you may like to listen to this one again. He doesn't take himself so seriously here. |
I forgot about (this) thread I started!
Eddie Money " Life For The Taking":
HELL yeah.
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Beth Hart/Joe Bonamassa "Don't Explain" (lp)
This lp was my first introduction to both artists. I liked it then (it's been several years since I've listened to this one)...it prompted me to pursue Beth's output.
Listening today..wow..... It's an almost perfect lp. They compliment one another almost better than any two artists' colaborations I can think of. To top it off, the vinyl is quiet, the sonics are extremely engaging. You have the warmth associated with an analog recording. Very, very nice. A strong recommendation!
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@bdp24, @ reubent,
I have a retraction. We were discussing "Little Honey" recently. I thought it was on this thread but, here goes. It was not IMO, her best in terms of SQ and it was very noisy. I remember reubent commenting on this as well. I just put it through a very slow, extended US cleaning. It really, really helped, I now enjoy listening to it. (If I were to pick it apart.. it is somewhat compressed and more inconsistent song by song compared to the majority of her lps I own). It is pressed off-center as so many lps are these days as well.
US cleaning is the best thing that’s happened to the end user of vinyl in a while.
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Pure teenage rock n' roll!
Still holds up as their (best to me) effort..
Def Leppard "High'n' Dry".... give it another spin...
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The Jeff Healey Band "See the Light"
(should be on one's re-listen list)
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@bdp24 ,
When anyone writes such a memorable musical moment, I am in awe!
I bought my LV (lp) when it first came out.. it's a UK (import). Sounds fantastic!
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@reubent ,
You should try and find the lp. It is a reference recording!
Happy Listening!
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Little Village "S/T"...talking about a "supergroup"?
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@ghosthouse ,
There are so many bands/music I have yet to discover and Moby is one of them.
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+1 @reubent, @ghosthouse ,
I recently listened again. One of his great lps for sure. I've always been a big fan of "Mutations".
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Ryan Bingham "Junky Star"
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Bad Company "Burnin' Sky". My all time favorite BC lp! I'm listening to my promo/DJ timing strip copy. I think it's my best sounding BC lp as well.
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Tony Joe White "Tony Joe"
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@2channel8,
Your HDCD counts. (I listen only to vinyl.)
I don't own "Rearview Mirror" so I cannot respond.
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Here's my close 2nd choice...
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians "Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars"
It was great then and still hols up well now!
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@reubent,
I listened to it again last weekend...agreed! I don't own one bad sounding Doobie Brothers lp. They were always consistently well recorded.
Here’s my pick, one I haven’t listened to in at least 25 years...
John Fogerty "Centerfield". The sonics are extremely good and what a voice!
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rockyboy,
I admit to never hearing "Ball" yet.
"Metamorphosis" has always been one of my personal (best) lps ever! I own three copies, one is a WLP!
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@2channel8,
Thanks for the Sharon Van Etten post. I’ve got my copy out for another listen.
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I have 3 this week.
(1) A blast from the past, Steppenwolf "Live, at the Matrix". This has some very good songs. An imperfect recording as it’s heavy on the right channel and the vocals come solely from the right. Good to hear it again.
(2) My original copy of Iron Butterfly "Heavy". The sonics are extremely good. One of rocks great singers here as well.
(3) I just scored a EJ "Madman Across the Water" on DCC. Wow! Now I can listen and enjoy all of the greatness I had been missing.
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Not everyone's cup of tea....
If you're looking for a demo lp ..here it is...
Blake Mills "Heigh Ho"....nice...real nice! |
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Fleetwood Mac "Future Games"
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My neighbor gave me a couple of boxes of his "lifetime" vinyl. Included in those boxes were several great titles. After cleaning, I've heard some really great stuff I had planned on buying. Out of the ones I've heard, I'm recommending two now...
Taj Mahal "S/T" original pressing
John Prine "S/T" original pressing
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Santana "3"?.... the one with the human object floating through space.
They were on fire!!!!!
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(I sent an email to the (powers that be) two weeks ago about some visual issues on my end. NEVER heard back on a fix!)
jmac7,
Al Stewart was an exceptional artist who's musical (CHART LIFE) was too short!
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