Leonard Cohen – Death Of A Ladies' Man (Columbia 1977)
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+2 vexperience,
shouldn't be like that, is all....
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Jackson Browne "Hold Out"
1980/Elektra/Asylum
This album sounds so good the more you turn it up!
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BTW, I like round records
My quibbles about the Audia Flight are diminishing.
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LOL, Steve!
Susie Monick / Melting Pots
1976 Adelphi
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@slaw Nice that you’re enjoying the new phono, getting it dialed in…
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Ozark Mountain Daredevils "It'll Shine When It Shines"
pp/A&M/Glyn Johns
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Hey Bill,
Really think the adapters for the volume control that needed XLR to RCA, needed time to break in as well, and I’ve accounted for that in my mind. I splurged on the expensive Cardas. They are very short in length machined out of bronze then gold plated. Not low mass but solid connection.
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Interesting choice of materials by Cardas.
Mike Oldfield / Ommadawn
1975 Virgin
Found next to O&ITW in the rack, neglected for the past 45 plus years…
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The Ozark lp is incredible.
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And next to (recently played) Tubular Bells:
Oingo Boingo / Only A Lad
1981 A&M
I’m in the “O”s too Steve, was going Outlaws next but you swayed me towards the Daredevils. 😎
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Ozark Mountain Daredevils / It’ll Shine When It Shines
1974 A&M
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@bslon
Old & In The Way / Old & In The Way
1975 Round Records
OMG, Bluegrass!
Nice! Love that album. Its been on my Discogs want list for a long time. Many of my friends had it back in the 70's, but I never purchased a copy. Now they are $$$
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@slaw
Yea, I would not use the 10+ gain. I run my MIMC at 60db and that is more than enough for the lo SS carts IMO. As I told you, I tried 64, but it was a tad too much. 60 is quieter. I also tried 55, but preferred no cranking the preamp up that much, albeit I could, and it would be more quiet as well. Peter recommends 58-64.
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My 2nd copy of Best of the J. Geils Band. I thought for sure the one I played yesterday would be the "keeper" of the two, a really nice German pressing, but I think this one sounds even better. Their early stuff was so good. In my vexperience. That was just a typo, not a new word I made up, LOL.
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Last night:
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@bkeske
Hey Brian, as a Jerry G. fan O&ITW will round out your collection! 😊
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"What’s Going On"
Side 3 & 4. One side stripped down, the other mono mixes
Sounds great BTW.
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John Fahey "The Voice of the Turtle"
Takoma pp
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Marianne Faithful "Broken English"
2013/Universal/Island RE
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Israel Nash's "Silver Season"
2015/Loose Music/Thirty Tigers
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Just arrived,
ELO "Eldorado" MFSL /2021
Tool "Fear Inoculum" 2021/RCA box
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Father John Misty "Chloe & the Next 20th Century"
2022/SubPop
EX SQ!
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@bslon
Hey Brian, as a Jerry G. fan O&ITW will round out your collection! 😊
No doubt about it Bill. I’ll get it eventually. One of my favorite albums ‘back in the day’.
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Suzanne Vega "Close-Up Series"
2022/Cooking Vinyl
4lp book bound set
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@slaw
He has a new DAC that seems to be taking up much of his listening time (digital). He is really enjoying it, it seems.
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Solti Edition Vol. 10. DECCA 1981, 16LP box. German release
Sides 19-22
- Holst - Die Planeten Op. 32. The London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir
- Kodály - Variationen Über „Der Pfau“ / Háry-János-Suite / Tänze Aus Galánta. The London Philharmonic Orchestra
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The Smile "A Light For Attracting Attention"
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From the archives.
Pousette-Dart Band - Amnesia
1977 Capitol Records
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Tom Petty "An American Treasure"
Sides 7 & 8
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Live music tonight... Kraftwerk.
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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Echo"
1999/Warner Bros/op
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Herbert von Karajan: Great Symphonies.
Deutsche Grammophon 6LP box. Berlin Philharmonic.
Sides 9-12
- Sibelius - Symphony No. 5 In E-flat Major, Op. 82 / Tapiola, Op. 112
- Prokofiev - Symphony No. 5 In B-flat Major, Op. 100
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Bob Welch - "French Kiss"
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Pure Prairie League - Bustin' Out
1972 RCA
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Dylan "John Wesley Harding"
from the Studio Albums in Mono, box.
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Cleveland Orchestra - George Szell
Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, OP 125 "Choral"
1978 Columbia Odyssey - White label Demo
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Sea Level - Cats on the Coast
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Cat Power "Covers"
2021/Domino Recording
Recommended!!!
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The Poll Winners - Staright Ahead. Contemporary Records 1976
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Joe Sample / Ray Brown / Shelly Manne - The Three. Inner City Records 1978
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The Gene Harris Quartet - Listen Hear
Gene Harris / Ron Escheté / Ray Brown / Jeff Hamilton
Concorrd Jazz 1989
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Wynton Marsalis - The All American Hero
Part of the first recordings of Wynton (I have other releases of the same performance) :
"...He appeared with Blakey Oct 11, 1980 at Bubba's in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, when this recording was made..."
With Wynton Marsalis, trumpet / Billy Pierce, tenor sax / Bobby Watson, alto sax / James Williams, piano / Charles Fambrough, bass / Art Blakey, drums
Who’s Who in Jazz, released 1985
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