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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@bkeske 

Brian, I finally put in another resistor, well actually I'm using a supplied jumper to give me 980 ohms which was your first suggestion and it finally made sense to me to try the highest value and listen for a while to hear (that) difference then make any other changes later. System was off since Sunday and just been on an hour but the soundstage is wide and the music is extended like I was hoping for. More to come hopefully. Got the Freya+ in and some vintage tubes, so excited for future listening.

@jek05 ,

Welcome to this thread. There are a few here who have remarked on "Live at Leeds " Abbey Road but don’t recall anyone mentioning Tommy. Check out youtube, 45RPMAudiophile’ channel. He recently talked about it.

Feeling nostalgic and feisty... 

Nazareth "Hair of the Dog"  

A&M Records/my safety copy

Hey Joel, 

I love The Baby's. I always pull out Broken Heart. I think they were a little edgier on that one.

 

The Byrd’s "Fifth Dimension"

Sundazed/mono/"cut from the original Columbia Records analog masters" 

Eight Miles High really has great bass, so it does on the Untitled album as well.

Hey @juanmanuelfangioii ,

Whew! It's exhausting writing out your username..

Saw them live, haven’t listened in a while.

Here's a rarely mentioned lp, 

Navasota ",Rootin'". 

1972/ABC Records/WLP

I use to think the same thing when I would watch their videos @6t5-gto and then there's Greg Hawkes. Foget a bout it.

 

 

Frank Black & The Catholics "Black Letter Days" 

2022/Demon Records/Complete Studio Albums box 

Clear vinyl

The Poll Winners: Barney Kessel w/ Shelly Manne & Ray Brown 

2021/Craft Recordings "ALL-ANALOG" mastering from the original tapes by Bernie Grundman " Stereo

Amanda Shires ""Take it Like a Man 

2022/Silver Knife Records/ATO 

been looking forward to this one 

Nick, 

Are you to a point in speaker break-in that you can say the new speakers have enhanced your listening?

Gordon Lightfoot "Sundown"

MFSL/1974/before digital

Nothing sounds forced or in anyway unnatural. Really a reference lp.

Finishing up, 

Beth Hart "Live at Royal Albert Hall" lp 3 

This title sounds fantastic! Highly recommended!

More arrivals,

Laura Veirs "Found Light"

Dawes "Misadventures of Doomscroller"

Jack White "Entering Heaven Alive"

"Fear of the Dawn"

Pino Palladino/Blake Mills "Notes With Attachments "

Eddie Vedder "Ukulele Songs"

Little Feat "Waiting for Columbus "

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers "The Big Beat"

Jeff Tweedy "Warm and Warmer"

Diana Krall "Love Scenes"

Just bought tickets to see John Moreland & Caroline Spence together in Sept.!

Jeff Tweedy "Warm & Warmer" 

dBpm/repress 

I ordered this at least one year ago. I had lost all hope 😕

So far, the Tweedy lp is highly enjoyable. The lps are clear vinyl splattered with blue and so far very quiet and flat. The jacket is a high quality gatefold with attached booklet. Great deal if your a fan.

I still need to dig into my Big Joni box Joel. She’s got an upcoming Atlantic years box. I’m really getting behind!

Amanda Shires "Take it Like a Man"

again, had to stick it in the ORB 

I think this is her best solo album yet. I love it!

Dawes "Misadventures of Doomscroller"

2022/Rounder

Man, these guys just fell off my radar. I bought their first lp when it came out and now, 10 years? later, they’ve really developed as a band now based on a recent show on the Circle network of Dawes performing. I’m thinking I’ve been missing out on some great music.

Well guys, I'm confident in saying the Audia Flight phono stage is superior in every way to my Trio. Used high end products are an excellent value