Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" LP

Any comments of the MFSL pressing of the album?

 

"No Man's Land" is my favorite Seger song. The title track and "You'll Accomp'ny Me" are also in my top ten. The rest are no worse than average - quite possibly the last Seger album about which I could say that. Great album.

 

Seger definitely is the type of guy you grab a scotch with and put the LP, in order to let it spin. After Born In The USA/River/TOL by Bruce, this album touched my heart the most.

 

"No Man's Land" is really quite excellent. Love Bob's lead guitar in the coda, almost too damn short though.

 

Got it ordered, will be some months before I'm Stateside and can pick it to play over here in Yurrip, though.

 

I like it a lot
Great ballads and mid tempo and one great rocker ("Long Twin Silver Lane")
But..."The Horizontal Bop" remains the worst opener of all BS albums

 

Trying to decide on a Wally pressing or the MFSL. Anyone have preferences and or comments on both? Any other pressings maybe overlooked?

 

I had the MFSL Night Moves and easily preferred the Wally cut, in fact I gave the MFSL away after getting a clean original.

I suspect the MFSL Against The Wind to be the same case and the Wally cut does sounds great to me.