Over The Rhine "Love & Revelation"
2019/OverTheRhineRecords
This is such a great band. I own three lps now and am mightily impressed!
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Hey Joel,
I got some more Barrabas coming in soon.
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The Staples Singers "Bealtitude: Respect Yourself"
2020/Craft Recordings/Stax/AAA
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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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Joel - I would put Romantic Warrior on a desert island disc list anytime…. assuming we get 25 or so….who is counting ?
Finally broke down and tore into the B and O TX table….. Server is busy w Aja… as i work to restore the relic…. Peter L of Soundsmith is fond of them….. we shall see, er…. hear…
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Steve, let me know about the new Barrabas albums you're getting. I really like the one you recommended last year. I listen to it regularly, it's excellent. If the others are as good, please let me know and I'll get one or more.
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Hey Jim,
My music friend was recently given, what looks to me like, a mint BEOgram tt. Don’t know which model, but it’s cool. Got it from original owner, rarely played.
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Small Faces / Playmates
1977 Atlantic
Fabulous record; music, sonics and imaging. Fun stuff!
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Cool album cover Bill!!! First time seeing it. Is Ronnie Lane on this one?
REM "Out of Time"
1991/Warner Bros/(DMM in dead wax)
I always liked this album. I remember reading REM purists not liking it. This copy sounds great!! Maybe tilted up slightly. Maybe a case where with the balance tilted upward and music overcomes this.
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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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Tom Petty / Full Moon Fever
1989 MCA
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@bkeske ,
I’m another who believes your jacket art relates to your current profession. Your artistic design skills apparent.
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Red Rider "Neruda"
1984/Capitol
one of the best alternative albums from that era, and it really holds up.
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Yes the TX is one of the Tangential trackers. I bought it several years on now…from original owner who had a very sizable classic collection of records that i just missed… argh… the dust cover hinge had failed…i have had it in my garage system for several years now…. fun. Steve - will send you a pic to compare w buddies…
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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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Never got into Killers but never gave them another chance.
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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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The Rolling Stones "Goats’ Head Soup"
2020/50th Anniversary
Always loved this album. While not audiophile approved sound, I think this maybe a best sounding lp copy one can get
One of my first albums
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Neil Young / Greatest Hits
2004 Reprise
Fantastic double LP
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Alice Cooper "Goes to Hell"
1976/Warner Bros
I’ve praised this albums’ sonics and music for a long time. Check it out!
During my youth, I would play this cassette late at night on my Pioneer system.
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Dire Straits / Brothers In Arms
2014 MOFI 45 RPM RE #22028, orig. 1985
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My copy of "Communique" was extra noisy!. I failed to return it due to family obligations.
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The Mountain Goats "In League of Dragons"
2014/Merge
These guys have really developed as a band. To say the least!
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Alanis Morissette "Jagged Little Pill"
1995/Maverick/Reprise/Germany
I believe this to be the op in this county.
"you took a long hard look at my ass,
then played golf for a while"
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One of my top albums all time, finally on vinyl. IMHO the pinnacle of his career. Remastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound. It's 99% gotta be from digital source, but SQ is good-to-excellent varying by track. Quiet pressing. I
MHO the ballads are noticeably improved vs. the CD, w/acoustic guitars especially full-bodied & lead vocals popping off a black background, but dynamics on piano, horns & blockbusters(e.g. Church) ...I was hoping for more wham & texture.
Overall: Music: 10/10 Sound: 8.5/10
@slaw no issues w/ side 3.
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Big +1 for Romantic Warrior, the LP that got this pre-teen rocker into jazz eons ago.
@bslon @slaw My Classic Records Rough Mix sounds great. "Street In The City" is a demo track. Perhaps my standards are lower. I looked and they appear to have only done one run, so probably same batch.
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"The Shins performance on October 6th, 2012 inaugurated the groove-carving voyage of Third Man Record's 1953 Scully Lathe that previously churned out masters for Cincinnati's legendary King Records. The 8 tracks on this live recording mark Third Man Record's first ever cut live direct-to-acetate."
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Bill Evans - On a Monday Evening - pressed at RTI - dead silent vinyl and a great recording
Bill Evans - You Must Believe in Spring - Craft 45rpm - killer, the low end is excellent
The Doors - LA Woman - AP 45rpm - perfect
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Roy Harper – The Unknown Soldier (Harvest 1980)
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Jay McShann – The Big Apple Bash (Atlantic 1979)
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REM - Automatic for the People - such a great recording and album and a phenomenal closing track
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Pink Floyd - Meddle
Cachiato - Cachiato - World Circuit label - excellent
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Patsy Cline – I Can't Forget You (Hilltop 1966)
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P J Harvey – To Bring You My Love (Island 1995)
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Massive Attack:
In a trip hop mood.
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@sbank I need that Kenny Burrell, was hoping to find it locally but maybe I will have to order a copy.
I don't have a way to PM you on this site that I can figure out. Email me pjloveswaffles@gmail.com. If you are in RR you are close
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Paul Simon - Still Crazy After All These Years - Mofi One Step - awesome
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Dr Dog: Live
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Carol King - Tapestry - Mofi - people can bitch but hot damn this is a GREAT sounding record
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Calexico - Algiers (Anti 2012)
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Gregory Porter: Liquid Spirit.
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