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The George "Porky" Peckham-mastered original Atlantic pressing is very nice! :thumbsup:

Subwoofers on. :)
Roundabout.
Yes, "Fragile." Atlantic Records. SD 7211. Monarch Pressing. Mastered by George Peckham (GP). 1972.
Run-out: ST-A-712367-A A AT/GP PR PORKY

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I remember the original pressing being very good. It got played too death back then. I probably had 2 pressing’s at least
Mine now is the reissue from RHINO and I’m not complaining
 
Emerson, Lake & Palmer had some good pressings in the early 1970s, too. In terms of quiet background and musical dynamics. :)

From The Beginning.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer. "Trilogy." Cotillion Records. SD 9903. Monarch pressing. George Piros mastering. 1972
Run-out: ST-CTN-722557-CC Repl AT/GP (MR) △17137 (1A).

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Atlantic mastering was second to none during this era. Listening to those original Led Zeppelin recordings will make you a believer
 
Atlantic mastering was second to none during this era. Listening to those original Led Zeppelin recordings will make you a believer
Yes sir! 100%. Some of the most iconic artists and songs were on Atlantic Records.

Our House.
CSNY's "Deja Vu." Atlantic Records. SD 7200. Monarch pressing. Longwell plating and mastering. 1970.
Run-out: ST-A-701830-CC MO AT △14568-X (6) AB W

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