Deodato / Very Together
1976 MCA
Interesting covers, Mancini’s “Peter Gunn” and Courage/Roddenberry’s “Theme From Star Trek”.
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George Benson / Breezin’
1976 Warner Bros
Great record, amazing SQ
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I’m reminded of Kenny Burrell…😁
Kenny Burrell & The Jazz Band / Generation
1987 Blue Note
i’m surprised I forgot I had this. @sbank and @6t5-gto 👍
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Dire Straits / Brothers In Arms
2014 MOFI 45 RPM RE #22028, orig. 1985
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Neil Young / Greatest Hits
2004 Reprise
Fantastic double LP
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We have a few of their CDs, wife liked the band and they grew on me.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Are You Experienced
2020 AP #8016, orig. 1967
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Sam Fender / Seventeen Going Under
2021 Polydor
Reminds me now and then of The Killers/Brandon Flowers, that’s not a bad thing!
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Tom Petty / Full Moon Fever
1989 MCA
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No Ronnie Lane, I think he was out after 1970 but maybe came back for a year or so? That cover art’s a kick!
The Beogram with the tangential tonearm was way cool for a turntable back in the 70’s. I thought my Empire was cool, but…
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Small Faces / Playmates
1977 Atlantic
Fabulous record; music, sonics and imaging. Fun stuff!
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Steve, I’m with you on the Classic RE SQ. I’ve not heard the original, the RE has its moments but overall—I wish it was better.
Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds / S-T
2015 MOV, orig. 1992
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Pete Townshend~Ronnie Lane / Rough Mix
Classic Records RE, orig. 1977
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EL VY / Return To The Moon
2015 4AD Ltd.
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Ian McLagan / Troublemaker
1979 Mercury
With Keith Richards, Ron Wood, Stanley Clark and others.
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Small Faces / Greatest Hits
2014 Charly
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+1 Roy Harper
The Cars / Candy—O
1979 Elektra
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Aerosmith / Get Your Wings
1974 Columbia
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Hey Jim, speaking of Blackberry Smoke the LRS was playing the “Stoned” EP last visit, I should have grabbed it. Rolling Stones covers, done well.
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Wishbone Ash / Argus
1972 MCA
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The Who / Who’s Next
1971 Geffen
”My life’s in jeopardy”, great song, great record, love the bass.
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Rolling Stones / It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll
1974 Rolling Stones
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Joe Walsh / But Seriously, Folks…
1978 Elektra
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James Gang / James Gang Rides Again
2017 MOFi no. 3651, orig. 1970
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@bdp24
I just finished a Wiki on Duophonic, never knew how it was done or that it was also called Fake Stereo. Thanks for the enlightenment, it’s a reason I hang out around here.
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@bdp24
Yes, in small print on the jacket’s front is “Electronically Reprocessed For Stereo”. I don’t know about “fake stereo” but the effect is (imo) comparable to the other stereo records I have that were released back then—not exactly gimmicky but maybe not as pleasant as later stereo records. I agree it’s a fantastic album either way. A newer re-issue would be welcome!
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Jethro Tull / Benefit
1970 Chrysalis
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Quicksilver Messenger Service / S-T
1968 Columbia
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Procol Harum / A Whiter Shade Of Pale
1970 A&M
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Deep Purple / Shades Of Deep Purple
1968 Parlophone
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Rilo Kiley / Under The Blacklight
2007 Warner Bros.
Awesome record, great songs and SQ.
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The Delines / The Imperial
2019 Decor
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+1 Tone Poem 👍
Eagles / Desperado
1973 Asylum
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George Harrison / The Best Of George Harrison
1976 EMI
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Eric Clapton / Eric Clapton At His Best
1972 Polydor
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@slaw Tool to Tuttle, too cool! 👍
@6t5-gto The SQ on Grandaddy’s LP “Sumday” (V2 Records) is pretty amazing.
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The Beat / S-T
1979 Columbia
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The Cretones / Thin Red Line
1980 Planet
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The Brains / Electronic Eden
1981 Mercury
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The Only Ones / Special View
1979 Epic
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Got the MoFi 45rpm of Dire Straits “Brothers In Arms” today, also sounding fantastic.
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The Church / Remote Luxury
1984 Warner Bros.
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Polyrock / Changing Heart
1981 RCA
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The Cure / Boys Don’t Cry
1980 PVC
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U2 / Boy
1980 Island
The first and last U2 album with decent sonics, imo. Saw them play this on tour in a Portland tavern back in the day for 92¢, a radio station promo. Distant memories…
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The Band / S-T
2019 Capitol 50th Anniv. 45rpm remaster
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Ten Years After / A Space In Time
1971 Chrysalis
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Bad Company / S-T
1974 Island
They snuck a sax in on “Don’t Let Me Down” that turns into a wailing guitar, nice!
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Little Feat / Sailin’ Shoes
1972 Warner Bros.
Cool cover art by Neon Park for Little Feat’s second album. Mick Jagger looking in on the right.
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Pink Floyd / A Momentary Lapse Of Reason
1987 CBS
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