The Muffs: happy birthday to me Orig. 1997 LP, still sealed in original shrink. Lemonheads: lovey 1990 LP Sweet Smoke: just a poke German LP King Crimson: in the court of... 1977 Austria LP
Santana - Abraxas (1983 Japanese release) Miles Davis - Get Up With It (1975 Japanese release) Gigi Gryce - The Rat Race Blues (1983 US release) Miles Davis - Water Babies (1981 sealed Japanese release) Jackie McLean - Bluesnik (1991 Japanese release) Billy Cobham - Spectrum (1973 Japanese release)
Original US Some Girls. Really happy w/ how great this sounds cranked. I know some don't like the snare, I've always dug it. Now the search is on for a nice Artisan copy of Exile that's not $100.
The Best of The Osborne Brothers (2lp) Willy And The Poorboys (200 gram reissue) CCR Let Me Up (I’ve Had Enough) 180 gram reissue Tom Petty n Heartbreakers Best Of Everything 1976-2016 (preorder) vinyl set Tom Petty Music From The Big Pink (45rpm 2lp) The Band
Communique - Dire Straits S/T - The Marshall Tucker Band (2017 KG remaster) An American Treasure - Tom Petty Journeyman - Clapton Merry Xmas - Clapton Delicate Sound Of Thunder - Pink Floyd Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) - Tom Petty & The Nutcrackers Kiss My Amps Vol. 1 - Tom Petty & The Earth Movers Closer To Home - Grand Funk Railroad (2014 remaster) Songs For Judy - Neil Young The Wetter The Better - Wet Willie Hypnotic Eye - LE 3 sided set - Tom Petty & The Dustbusters
Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road British first pressing on Ruby vinyl. Sounds amazing. Macca - Red Rose Speedway double album - Sounds good, nice sounding guitars Macca - Wild Life For the life of me I can't think how anyone thought this album was bad.
I've owned the entire Led Zeppeling catalog in various digital formats dating back to the 1980s, when I first got into them. I recently picked up nice copies of IV and In Through The Out Door and I was blown away by how good they sounded coming off of vinyl. I then ordered the rest of the catalog, but I went for the recent remasters and pressings rather than VG/VG+ used copies. So now I wait, probably until after Christamas....
I purchased the entire set of LP replica sleeves of everything from Sticky Fingers through Tattoo You that were released right around the Voodoo Lounge tour. I've always been very happy with the sound of those releases and now you have me curious about travelling down the rabbit hole of Stones on Vinyl! I have some of the original London pressings, like Beggar's Banquet and Get Your YaYas Out and I've always marveled at the sound quality of those pressings.
I had a real good day yesterday. Someone from worked dropped off three huge boxes of minty classical records from the 50s and 60s. Real nice stuff, probably between 100 and 150 records including a pile of Living Stereos and some other fancy stuff. But that wasn't enough so I hit the record store at lunch and found: Booker T & the MGs Green Onions mono (!) The Yes Album White label promo (!!!) AND HOLY CRAP!! Australian 2nd pressing AC/DC High Voltage!!! Holy Grail alert!! It was a good day yesterday.
Scratch and dent BS Paranoid. First Canadian press. Sounds quite good, early betters later UK NEMS repress. Interestingly not quite as good as the spectacular sounding Canadian first press of the first BS album. Dunhill/ABC copy of Trespass. Tan US Label. Was cheap and thought it might be interesting to compare to my pink scroll UK. As you might imagine I should not have bothered. ENO Warm Jets. First UK with a nice scratch, but otherwise NM. Sounds awesome for a family low fi record. It just blasts from the speakers. Pressed quite hot.
Been a good month for me, got the following all vinyl Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time Bob Marley - Burnin Tom Petty - Into the Great Wide Open The Cult - Electric Status Quo - Whatever You Want
Neil Young-Greatest Hits 180g w/45rpm ZZTop-Deguello Masterdisk-BK YES-Fragile US Original/Porky-AT/GP
