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Maybe the last analogue US press by the original Factus label? Sounds great like a time capsule.

There was another repress in 2019 and quite a few of those floating around even still new in some places.

I couldn't disagree more with the below. To each his own I guess. You can listen and decide for yourself. This is one of my top 3 Lps out of a 1000 that I own. Great to meditate to at the end of the day and be reminded that just experiencing beautiful... See full review

Nooo... Please don't stoke the sample goons! You all don't need everything your heroes sample just because they did.

I have a copy that is a late numbered cover 5K+, and it has no sound issues. It sounds like it is as good as the recording could possibly afford. Of course the numbering of the covers doesn't necessarily represent the order the vinyl came off the... See full review

I guess the wait is over if you have $180 to spend on a boxset for all the albums. That is great progress towards lessening the Sade quality vinyl deficit. If you want to get just this album it didn't get any cheaper exactly. At least that will drive... See full review

Anybody know who did the art for this series, or was that just stolen from somewhere as well?

This sounds great for being "unofficial". I don't think it is the same as most unofficial stuff and probably came from a direct master tape source. A fave reggae record.

There aren't many albums like this one, but if you dig Storm check out this rare album. Not quite as sparse as that song but the whole album is more consistent and very good: 惣領泰則* & Jim Rocks ‎– So Long America...

Check out his first album too if you dig this. It is equally good, if not endorsed by whoever is making this so popular, so also more affordable.

This is the greatest redeeming album by Szabo. He had so many gems in his early years including Spellbinder, Jazz Raga, The Sorcerer, Bacchanal, and his masterpiece Dreams. There are some other alright albums but lots of not too compelling elevator... See full review

This is an excellent compilation with cool cover art too. It has what I consider two of their best songs 'Sunny Afternoon' and "I'm not like everybody Else'. It also has two of their funniest with 'dedicated Follower' and "Sit-in on my sofa". Highly... See full review

This pressing of these two albums, TRIO '64 and Intermodulation with Jim hall sound great. Such a great way to get analogue copies of these rather pricey records nice and cheap! Glad I found this option, and that there are these cheap analogue 2LP... See full review

This first official repressing is superb quality. I think they did this album justice both in sound and presentation on near 180gm before it was a thing and with an extra 12" and full gatefold. I happened to get mine from a guy who played a show with... See full review

I like the traditional natural setting cover better than this one for sure, but this press is superior probably than most of the JA pressing, having been made by United Artist. Also it's a known '78 analogue era pressing. Solid buy for a solid top... See full review

I highly recommend this compilation. It kind of a best of the rest after his Masterpiece 'Legalize it'. This has better takes of those songs though than the original albums. It's really in my top 15 fave reggae albums. It has that full advanced reggae... See full review

This sounds fantastic. Such a nice pressing. Although I usually stick to analogue originals this was well worth picking up. Probably better sound than the originals, especially worn or Jamaican press copies. MOV did great on this one. Grab it while... See full review

Could this label please stop putting things out on RSD so people other than ones who want to stand in lines at the wee hours for RSD, or pay extreme money, can get copies of this stuff. It's stupid. Trying sharing with the world a little more and do... See full review

Does it happen to say who did the cover art on this?