Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo's Factory

This is literally the thinnest vinyl I've ever felt but it sounds pretty decent. A little bit of sibilance on some of the vocals.

Kevin Gray & Steve Hoffman hit another one out of the park. Fine separation on instruments. The Pressing is so quiet, you'd think you were playing a MOFI One Step or UHQR CLARITY vinyl.

Sounds great, nice quiet vinyl, dynamic, pretty hard to find a clean original now, So pick this up if you can find it

Label varient:
Side A F 2800-9 A5A R
Side B (blank - no markings)

A prensagem desta edição/versão FLP-35087 do disco é MONO !

My only question is whether or not this is the "best" pressing of the record.
Cosmo's Factory is definitely up there with Green River and Willy and the Poor Boys, and its one of my favorite albums overall. Ramble Tamble just explodes onto the scene and entrances with its exuberant band and vocal performance. And the rest of the album finds the band in fine form.
There is excellent production and mixing, and a nice balance in style between the louder rock sounds and the groovier songs.

Great job from Craft. Bargain. When it sounds this good for this much money do I care how they made it? Not really.

I can’t believe you can go to a random record store and get an AP cut for $20. This record sounds insanely good! I advise anyone who likes CCR to get it over the half speed master

Ramble Tamble sounds so good. Drums crystal clear, cymbals. Crazy. Very happy to have this master.

Sweet sound on this one. Just the right amount of bass I was hoping for. I first purchased the Half Speed Mastered Abbey Road Studios Craft Recordings pressing and found it lacked the low end. Sold that one and picked this one up. So happy I did.