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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Laura Veirs "My Echo"
Her latest, been on order for ever......

This is a wonderful lp. The closest she's come to "Warf & Weft".
Gregg Allman "Southern Blood"

This is the last album Gregg made knowing he was dying.
Such a lovely record.
I only hope, I pass in a similar way.
Some thoughts on "Way Down in the Rust Bucket"

I own an OP of "Ragged Glory", haven’t listened in a while though.

This set f___in’ rocks!!! The vinyl is quiet. The performance is great. The SQ is wonderful.

There is no more than 3 songs on each side so as not to squeeze too much info in, to have inferior SQ.

Every song ends up in a (jam). Love it!!!

Oh yeah, mastered by Chris Bellman.


up now............

Neil Young & Crazy Horse "Way Down in the Rust Bucket" 4lp/box
@spiritofradio,

Regarding CSN couch lp. I'd be willing to send you my BG mastered copy to hear if you'd like?
Earl Wild
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2
The Royal Philharmonic
Joscha Horenstein, Conductor

Chesky Records
A beautiful record!!!
I didn’t realize they were associated with TSNZ until recently. I have one of their lps.
Just arrived......

Jimbo Mathis/Andrew Bird "These 13"

This may interest you @reubent ?
@millercarbon,

I just wish you didn't find it within you to use this thread to deneigrate a former poster.

Brian, I had 3 Nobsound pods under my phono preamp which was already supported by my prior spring/shelf setup. Probably not the best way to compare. I couldn't tell I heard a substantive difference although the SQ wasn't affected negatively in that arrangement. 

BTW, the ADD/POWR plug-ins ain’t no snake oil.

Checked w/ my Alpha Labs line EMI meter. Down over 200 Mv. with these plugged in. This is a significant sonic upgrade.

Unlike the High Fidelity MC.o2 plug-ins, these work well with the PPT stuff.

I see two more in my future.
BTW, don’t see The Decemberists mentioned here often, The King is Dead is such a wonderful album and sounds wonderful as well. Recommended!
@noromance ,

I played that one (pp) twice in a row a while back and enjoyed it.

Jim,

That’s one thing I need to do at some point. Are you soldering in new ones or using inline RCA resistors to try first.

Thanks for the info on Jimbo, Tom.
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Andrew Bird "Weather Systems"
I’ve realized I’m way behind on his output, gonna try and remedy that.
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Changed the water in the Vibrato. Always a good feeling..............

(Scratch Andrew Bird until later, he needed a deeper clean.)

Up now Fruit Bats "The Pet Parade"
Well, as much as I love Joni, I just wasn't in that mood tonight. However, will be through another clean.

The Notting Hillbillies "Missing...Presumed Having a Good Time"
All of this Joni! Gonna put on my "Live @ Canterbury House - 1967". From her Archives, 3lp set. @bkeske, This was prior to her studio lps. Wonderful!! considering her early poise, vulnerability and willingness to share her talent.
Thanks @gsal for your recommendation. I checked it out and ordered it. Beautiful!
Brian,

I know it’s early on, ......

I just haven’t heard the normal "hell yeah" on each and every record so far .

I felt you were too early on in trying tube dampers. Let the Trumpet be itself for 100 hours.