Whats on your turntable tonight?


For me its the first or very early LP's of:
Allman Brothers - "Allman Joys" "Idyllwild South"
Santana - "Santana" 200 g reissue
Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Emerson Lake and Palmer"
and,
Beethoven - "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major" Rudolph Serkin/Ozawa/BSO
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@big_greg,

You should try a MyMat brother. It’ll bring out more of what you’re tt is capable of.

I know the PEET film helped quiet the VPI. There’s also a ruby tipped adjustment screw for the dual pivot that I’m gonna try with the film.

Also, you could change to the HRX pulley and use 2/3 belts, asumming you have a speed controller.

PM me if you want to talk more.
Atlanta Rhythm Section "Champagne Jam" MFSL

IMO, one of THE best sounding MFSL lps ever.
Fleet Foxes "Crack-Up"
Bought it because I loved their first two lps. Haven't listened to this much, so, here we go....
Good Call My Brother!

Just need to say in smaller font: "approved by the the war dept"
Don’t know what it is about "Crack-Up", but it draws me in.

Thinking about it, I believe I used those exact same words after listening to one of their first two albums.

( Got my first vaccine today, no problems...so far) Glad I didn't opt for the previous administration's bleach injection!!!!
If you do that... I'll sponser your boat, with MyMat.... not only provides excellent sonics, yet it has non-slip properties!!
Neil Young "Prairie Wind"
Classic Records...this one sounds very good, actually, Damn good!!!

Summer of Lust. On Amazon, seems like just a few titles available as lp.

Jim, I hope you get to see Aoife at a small intimate venue with great sound!

Arrived today,

PJ Harvey "Let England Shake"

Carol King "Tapestry" MFSL/UD1S 

The Mason Williams Phonograph Record , 

Warner Bros. 1739/pp

The Budos Band "III" 

Mott the Hoople "S/T" 

1970/Atlantic/pp 

Lorena McKennitt "To Drive the Cold Winter Away" 

1987/QuinianRoadMusic/#001773 

Waylon Jennings "Are You Ready for the Country", 

1976/RCA/pp 

The Electric Prunes "S/T", 

Reprise/Rhino/Scorpio

 

Got in Mike Flanigin "West Texas Blues" from Experience Vinyl. Pre-ordered it months ago.
Installed two ADD/POWR eau2 today, one on each dedicated line. Playing "Middle Cyclone", an lp I'm very familiar with, there seems to be an ease to the overall presentation, kind of an additional dimension to the soundstage and lower piano registers are more clear and defined. More listening needed.

More records arrived,

Lucinda Williams "Tribute to The Rolling Stones" 

Dave Mason "Alone Together, Again" 

The Blasters "Live 1986"

James,.

He was a good man, great boss.

I chose those descriptives carefully.
Kapt. Kopter and the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds  1972/2017 Epic/ Kevin Grey/QRP 
Thanks Jim, it is with a heavy heart though. My boss passed away unexpectedly at work a couple weeks ago. Tried listening yesterday but all music brought up my remembrance of him. Had to call it a night.
Thanks Brian.

"TMSB" rings a bell for me. Will have to look him up to find out why.

Yep, 80's radio rock
Mike Flanigin "West Texas Blues"

Been looking forward to this one for months......
Don’t know about you Brian, but mostly when I make a significant upgrade, I find reviewing my sub settings is necessary. Of course my room is small so any change is noticed easily.

PJ Harvey "Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea"

2000/Island- UNV