Vinyl only spin list

[Slick Willie]

Roadhouse Blues - BOC (w/Robby Krieger)
Advance WLP 12" single.

 

[Slick Willie]

The Blue Oyster Cult Bootleg EP
4 track WLP press.

 

[the_nines]

Ludwig van Beethoven
Complete Works for Violoncello and Piano
Janos Starker, Rudolph Buchbinder
-Telefunken-

......

 

[gtv2000]

Let's see, it was Willie and the Poor Boys, John Barleycorn, Rubber Soul, I was too lazy to post photos. Now this



Kansas - S/T

 

[gtv2000]

Bought this awhile back and forgot about it. Sounds realllll good. Great Band.

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Nice Heathkit!

 

[gtv2000]

Finally found a nice pressing of this locally this last week. I had this lp when it first came out in '72 and saw them the same year backing up Wishbone Ash at the Chicago Auditorium.

Flash
Capitol, 1972

Are you sure it wasn't 1973? I saw Flash open for WA at the duPage county fairgrounds and I think it was 73. Great show either way.

 

[AnzacSonata]

 

[fireinspect]

Lobo
A Cowboy Afraid Of Horses

 

[fireinspect]

Let's see, it was Willie and the Poor Boys, John Barleycorn, Rubber Soul, I was too lazy to post photos. Now this

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Kansas - S/T

Bringin' it Back Form Mexico

 

[Slick Willie]

Animals - Pink Floyd
A2U/B2U, UK press.

 

[nbarber]

Sleep - The Sciences

 

[Man in Cave]

LOVE Blackwater Park. And yes, Heritage was the beginning of the shift. I like Heritage and Sorceress a lot, but honestly, Pale Communion is probably my favorite of the post-Lindgren period most of the time. Very laid back compared to the rest of them.

Heritage kept me company on drives back home after a long day's work. Pale Communion is a good one for sure. I have to spin it. It's been awhile since I set all those three on the platter. Enjoyed Blackwater Park. I think Opeth slows it down so your ears and brain can catch up. There's a lot to listen to. I did order Ghost Reveries last night. Should arrive just in time for the weekend.

S.J.

 

[Man in Cave]

A shame as methinks that 2nd issue (even the 3rd issue) betters the newer ones...not that they are bad.

Interesting. How can you tell which it is? The Electric Ladyland remaster is one of my best remasters I own, though I have no original to compare.

S.J.

 

[Slick Willie]

Interesting. How can you tell which it is? The Electric Ladyland remaster is one of my best remasters I own, though I have no original to compare.

S.J.

Ist US issue had the tri-color label, 2nd issue the two tone (orange top), third issue the brown label (little orange block with R) without W logo on rim text, next issue had the W logo.
And I agree on those reissues, truly are good, just lack some of the rawness/mojo that the early stuff had...IMO 'natch.

 

[LeeVing]

T. Rex ‎– Electric Warrior
Reprise Records ‎– RS 6466, 1971

Cut by Steve Guy
Pressed at Columbia, Terre Haute

 

[LeeVing]

Sleep - The Sciences

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Still waiting on mine...should get it in a few days.

 

[GuyK]

Bob Weir
Ace
Warner Bros., 1972

 

[Cactus Bob]

Are you sure it wasn't 1973? I saw Flash open for WA at the duPage county fairgrounds and I think it was 73. Great show either way.

It might have been in '73. I saw them 4 times in '72,'73 or '74. Three of them were at the Aragon Ballroom. Camel was the opener for one and The Climax Blues Band the other that I can recall. Such a great live band!

 

[LeeVing]

Got my replacement in from Amazon...it's a lot better, but still a little static in the quiet parts and between tracks. I can live with it, tho.

Side 2 is much better than the first copy I received...now I just need to remember to ship it back.

Jethro Tull ‎– Heavy Horses
Chrysalis/Parlophone ‎– 0190295757311, 1978/2018

Remix by Steven Wilson
Pressed at Optimal

 

[jhildred]

Ivory Joe Hunter ‎– Ivory Joe Hunter (Everest Records Archive Of Folk & Jazz Music 1974)