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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All, I have three Feist lps. I recall "Metals" sounding good. Time to revisit. Maybe Sunday. Missing the music.
Puttin' on...Feist "Metals"
2011/Polydor

I bought this when it was released. I believe I put it on my "best of", that year.
Had these waiting for me today:

Rhiannon Giddens "They’re Calling Me Home"
Nonesuch/2021/Germany

Little Richard "Mono Box" Complete Specialty & Vee Jay albums

Ton-Loc "Loc-ed - After - Dark"
1989/Craft Recordings

Travis "Good Feeling"
1987/Craft Recordings

Country Joe & The Fish "Electric Music for the Mind & Body"
2013/Craft Recordings/re-mastered

Sarah Jarosz "Build Me Up From the Bones"
2013/Craft Recordings

Fountains of Wayne "Welcome Interstate Managers "
2020/Real Gone Music

I’m With Her "See You Around"
2018/Rounder

The Jerry Douglas Band "What If"
2017/Rounder

all Memorial Day sales
Greg, got a record show coming up soon, may see a copy there? Until then, I'll survive with my Giant, single lp pressing.
Mark Knopfler "Local Hero"
Abbey Road/half speed
Came with an authenticity certificate
Country Joe & The Fish "Electric Music for the Mind & Body"
Craft Recordings
"Metals"......

My copy isn't compressed as Tim related.

My copy doesn't get woofers pumping as Jim related 
I like it when you post music more Jim.

My catch last week...two croaker)7"
Fountains of Wayne "Welcome Interstate Managers"

First Time on vinyl. Great power pop!!!
www.roughtrade.com

Just ordered several RSD titles. Put my name on a list to be contacted should they get the Steely Dan titles in.
I have a pp and the Simply Vinyl of "SIT". Always thought they both sounded good. Haven't listened in a while though.
@puffball08  @big_greg,

Be glad to give you all some tips on using the ORB if you decide to buy one.
Speaking of Jason, I ordered the  Cooley, Hood, Isbell  Live at the Shoals, 4 lp box recently. Hope it's sound is as good as the Ryman set.
@puffball08,

Prior to buying the ORB, I had over 4 years experience with the VinlyFlat in it’s two "pouch" iterations. So I was familiar with the process. My ORB is the DF-O1iA.

It’s important to get the lp as clean as possible first. I place the lp between two pieces of felt that I cut O.D. 11.5" and the spindle hole 1.25". Doing this allows any lp that is thicker around the spindle hole to lay flat and any lp that doesn’t have a flat profile (outer rim) to lay flat as well. The felt I have was purchased with the VinylFlat.

In spite of the directions ( I learned the hard way not to keep it in heat mode for two hours), I always use the unit on the low setting. Always let the cooling cycle go the complete two hours.

All vinyl is not created equal, so there will be a learning curve regarding how long to let the heat cycle go. As a general rule, thin vinyl or colored or clear vinyl, I put in for 60 minutes. If it isn’t enough, you can always try again with additional time based upon how the warp looks. If still warped, increase another 10 minutes.

For heavy vinyl, use the heat cycle at 1 hour and 15 - 20 minutes.

That’s pretty much it. As I said there will be a learning curve. Enjoy!


Recent arrivals,

Patti Smith "Banga" pp/2012/Columbia

John Illsley "Glass" pp/1988/Phonogram

Warming up with "Metals" after a good US clean.

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Surprisingly, my Cooley, Hood, Isbell arrived today.
A recent (sealed) purchase. "The Johnny Cash Show" pp, recorded at The Grand Ole Opry