Led Zeppelin / Led Zeppelin II
1969 Atlantic

Alice Cooper ‘80 / Flush The Fashion
1980 Warner Bros.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer / Brain Salad Surgery
1973 Manticore 

@dayglow I need to get some more Blackfoot in my collection!

Dokken - Tooth And Nail

Richard Thompson - "Across a Crowded Room"

A week or two ago I asked if anyone had a recommendation for a good release of The Who - "Who's Next". I don't believe I got any feedback, so I went to Discogs to see if I could find anything. There are a few recent reissue/remaster releases available. The one that seemed to get the best reviews, at a good price, was the 2012 Music on Vinyl (MOV) reissue/remaster. I found a new copy for a reasonable price on eBay and it arrived today.

I gotta say, this one sounds really good. Best I've ever hear "Who's Next". I do not have an older/original vinyl, but I have 2 different CDs, including one 2000's remaster w/bonus material, and the MOV vinyl release is better.

The Who – Who's Next

Recommended for anyone who loves this album and doesn't already have a good copy.

more bits in my headphones while cleaning LPs:

Rachel Yamagata - Happenstance

Grant Lee Phillips - Nineteeneighties

Playing some new LRS finds tonight:

Sir Douglas Quintet – Border Wave (Swedish import 1981- Calbi Mastering, recorded at Electric Lady)

Gary Bartz / Ali Shaheed Muhammad & Adrian Younge – Jazz Is Dead 6
 

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

@slaw A propitious arrival!

@reubent Thanks for the endorsement on the MOV Who.  MOV has been very much hit or miss for me. Glad you found a good one.  

I hope so James.

@reubent   

Thanks so much for the good work and going the extra mile.  My original copy and a reissue don't sound very good.  The album is one of my special favorites of The Who.  I also saw them do the North American Tour of that album, at the Long Beach Arena, in 1972.  I was a senior in high school.  Now, I am just a "senior".

I will be seeking out a copy of the MOV reissue.

Thanks again.

The Miles Davis Quintet-Miles Smiles 2008 Speakers Corner

Lou Donaldson Quintet-I Won't Cry Anymore 1970 Sunset Records

Stanley Turrentine-Stanley Turrentine 1975 Blue Note

Nice stack Steve!

Grizfolk / Waking up the giants 

@mammothguy54  - Good Luck Joel. If you have any questions about the version, etc., just let me know. The 2012 MOV version sounds very good. 

MV & EE / Mother of thousands 

Jackson, Johnson, Brown & Company

Linda Ronstadt’s Sentimental Reasons and Tom Petty Pack up the Plantation. I’m checking out my restored 1019 turntable with a new AT cartridge. As the guy says, it’s all right.

Welcome back @lpplayer .  Haven’t seen you here in a long time.  Keep ‘em coming.

afrosound - la danza de los mirlos (fuentes)

los mirlos - cumbia amazónica (pharaway sounds comp)

Heart - Dreamboat Annie 

Smithereens - 11

Father John Misty - "God's Favorite Customer"

Toho Sara / ST

Matthew Sweet - "Girlfriend"

@reubent I’m listening to Who’s Next on MOV right now. I’d give it an “ok” but then the album wasn’t recorded particularly well to begin with, so I’m good with OK as it’s probably a s good as it gets! 

Brian Eno / On land 

@geof3 - Thanks for your comment.

I think it's really good, especially for a 1971 rock album. Apparently the 2012 MOVLP664 is based on a 1995 Jon Astley remix from the original 16 multi track tapes. From the reviews I've read, many folks think it's the best available. I've not heard a good copy of an OP, so can't comment on that. But I do have two different CD versions, and the 2012 MOVLP664 is superior to both of them.

There may be better, I don't know. But I do know the 2012 MOVLP664 I have is very satisfying to me. And it's one of my all time favorite albums, so I'm really happy to have it.

@slaw Nice pile ‘o vinyl Steve, some good stuff there!

Terry Allen and The Panhandle Mystery Band / Just Like Moby Dick
2020 Paradise Of Bachelors

If you missed it last weekend, a good show…

Terry Allen on Austin City Limits

Gregg Allman / Laid Back
1973 Capricorn 

Fabulous LP, the music and the SQ.

David Werner / S-T
1979 CBS

Daryl Hall/John Oates / Abandoned Luncheonette 
1973 Atlantic

Linda Ronstadt / Greatest Hits Volume Two
1980 Asylum

Donovan - Sunshine Superman.  Unbreakable vinyl!

John Prine - "Fair and Square"

More records arrived,

Lucinda Williams "Tribute to The Rolling Stones" 

Dave Mason "Alone Together, Again" 

The Blasters "Live 1986"

@bslon Thanks for the link Bill.

Ry Cooder - Chicken Skin Music

Mozart* • Karl Böhm, Berliner Philharmoniker – Symphonien Nr. 39 Es-Dur • Nr. 36 »Linzer« (Deutsche Grammophon)

Mozart* - Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt, London Symphony Orchestra* – Symphony No. 41 "Jupiter" · Symphony No. 39 (Mercury Living Presence)

Glenn Gould / Mozart* – The Mozart Piano Sonatas, Vol. 4  (Columbia Masterworks )

Jackson Browne – Downhill From Everywhere

Billy Preston – Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music

penguin cafe orchestra s/t

Tom Waits – Small Change (Remastered by Waits/Brennan). maybe his best? top3? heck, it entertains visiting relatives and it turns a sandwich into a banquet and it's only a dollar!

John Mayall - Blues from Laurel Canyon

Boulez conducts Ravel - Daphnis & Chloé Suite #2 / Rapsodie Espagnole / Pavane For A Dead Princess / Alborada Del Gracioso. The Cleveland Orchestra. Columbia  Masterworks reissue, originally 1971

The Hot Spot - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

John Lee Hooker, Miles Davis, Taj Mahal and more. Not on different tracks, playing together.... Pretty good stuff...