Whats on your turntable tonight?

It is on my to-buy list but I was wondering if anyone has/plays Yma Sumak LPs? I have some CDs in my collection but the sound is a bit too "processed" compared to my cassette from the Golden Age. Should I go for the original LPs or recent 180g reissues?
million thanks!!!

I LOVE Self Portrait! I did when it was released, amused (and not surprised) that the Rolling Stone-type reviewers didn't get it. I was surprised by Dylan's literalness in the album title, literalness not something he's prone to. I find it to provide a fascinating look into his influences and tastes. Full of great songs, musicians, and singing. Some of it is heartfelt, some slyly tongue-in-cheek (The Boxer?!).

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@bdp24 - I wasn't quite sure what to expect from Self Portrait. I received it as a gift from my wife in a small lot of records she bought at an auction. I wasn't familiar with it and did a Google Search before listening to it. Interesting read about the album on Wiki. I did enjoy it on first listen. Enough that I'll give it another spin soon.

Next up from the gift lot.........

Bob Dylan w/The Band - "Planet Waves"

Oh man, I love Planet Waves, one of my favorite Dylans. Live in the studio, with very little electronic effects (reverb in particular---the recording is very "dry"). After the album was done in early '74, they hit road for a two-month tour, their first together since '66 (The Band at the time known as The Hawks).