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submitted Pearl Jam - Ten. about 1 year ago
submitted Pearl Jam - Ten. about 1 year ago
posted a comment on Porcupine Tree - Coma Divine. about 1 year ago
Just picked this up. All three discs were stacked between the gatefold. Not pretty.
posted a comment on Radiohead - OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017. about 1 year ago
It should be noted the download files are all brick walled (flat at 0db), what some consider a fall back to the loudness war. Why the band didn't bother to offer full spectrum files is bothersome. But still, the music is incredible.
submitted The Grateful Dead - The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) / Cream Puff War. about 1 year ago
submitted Brandy Clark - Live From Los Angeles. about 1 year ago
posted a comment on Pretenders* - Stop Your Sobbing. about 1 year ago
Side B: The Wait, is a different mix than what appeared on the official LP release.
submitted Les Baxter - The Passions. about 1 year ago
submitted Buffalo Springfield - Buffalo Springfield Again. about 1 year ago
submitted Jefferson Airplane - Takes Off. over 2 years ago
posted a comment on Jethro Tull - Aqualung. over 2 years ago
Thanks for this, Darrell. You need to write a book about your adventures.
posted a comment on Average White Band - AWB. over 2 years ago
And this LP it sounds really good. Thanks Darrell.
submitted The Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! - The Rolling Stones In Concert. over 3 years ago
posted a comment on Pretenders* - Pretenders. over 3 years ago
I own 8 versions of this LP, 2 UK ad 6 US. The UK RAL-A3/B3 TimTom W-21 is the best sounding version I've found. Great detail, ballsy bass and full dimension sound.
submitted The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers. over 4 years ago
submitted Led Zeppelin - Untitled. over 4 years ago
posted a comment on Aretha Franklin - Soul '69. over 4 years ago
My copy of this LP weighs in at 165g. A monarch pressing at this weight sounds great!
submitted Arthur Alexander - You Better Move On. over 4 years ago
submitted The Rolling Stones - Aftermath. over 4 years ago
submitted The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Modern Jazz Quartet Plays One Never Knows - Original Film Score For “No Sun In Venice”. over 4 years ago
submitted The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Modern Jazz Quartet Plays One Never Knows - Original Film Score For “No Sun In Venice”. over 4 years ago
submitted Jimi Hendrix Experience* - Are You Experienced?. over 4 years ago
posted a comment on The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request. over 5 years ago
This release is not a dedicated mono release. It's a "Fold-down", meaning, the stereo version was mixed into a mono mix. Ways to tell: on the song The Lantern, there are two district bell sounds, the same as on the stereo release. The true mono mix ... See full review
submitted The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request. over 5 years ago
submitted Grand Funk Railroad - Grand Funk. over 5 years ago
submitted The Steve Miller Band* - Living In The U.S.A.. over 5 years ago
submitted T. Rex - The Slider. over 5 years ago
submitted Rolling Stones* - Let It Bleed. over 5 years ago
posted a comment on The Rolling Stones - Out Of Our Heads. over 5 years ago
Are you sure this is a second pressing? I though the un-boxed London labels represented a first pressing, esp. with the Mono release.
submitted Cream (2) - Fresh Cream. over 5 years ago
posted a comment on Yes - Big Generator. over 5 years ago
How does one identify this record as "Club Edition"?
submitted Queen - News Of The World. over 5 years ago
posted a comment on Jethro Tull - This Was. over 5 years ago
Just for reference, my LP weighs in at 169 grams, not 180g as listed in the notes.
submitted Skeets McDonald - Goin' Steady With The Blues. over 5 years ago
submitted The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds. over 5 years ago
posted a comment on The Beatles - Revolver. over 5 years ago
There is a much rarer mono version [very] first pressing, hastily withdrawn, which had a different mix of "Tomorrow Never Knows" (known as "remix 11") this has a matrix number on side 2 of XEX 606-1.
posted a comment on Social Distortion - Mommy's Little Monster. over 5 years ago
Although listed as a repress, the only difference between this and the first issue is the gatefold sleeve. The vinyl Matrix numbers are the same as the first press.
submitted The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown. over 5 years ago
submitted Lucinda Williams / Tommy Keene With R. Walt Vincent - Songs For Slim. over 5 years ago
posted a comment on The Who - Live At Leeds. over 5 years ago
From Wikipedia:

The album cover looks like the simple cover of a bootleg LP of the era and was modelled after The Rolling Stones' Live'r Than You'll Ever Be:[11] it is of plain brown cardboard with "The Who Live At Leeds" printed on it in plain blue or ... See full review
submitted The Who - Live At Leeds. over 5 years ago
submitted Ginger Baker - At His Best. over 5 years ago
submitted Steve Earle / Craig Finn & Friends* - Songs For Slim. over 5 years ago
submitted The Replacements - Songs For Slim. over 5 years ago
submitted Lynyrd Skynyrd - (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd). over 5 years ago
submitted Motörhead - Bomber. over 5 years ago
submitted Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs. over 6 years ago
submitted Julie London - Julie Is Her Name. over 6 years ago
posted a comment on The Beatles - Abbey Road. over 6 years ago
The same info below applies to Abbey Road:

At the "6 O'clock" position on the inner groove area is the matrix number with a -1 or -2 etc.
For instance, Beatles For Sale in stereo is YEX 142-1 (etc.).
The "1" means the FIRST LACQUER cut from the master. ... See full review
posted a comment on The Beatles - Beatles For Sale. over 6 years ago
At the "6 O'clock" position on the inner groove area is the matrix number with a -1 or -2 etc.
For instance, Beatles For Sale in stereo is YEX 142-1 (etc.).
The "1" means the FIRST LACQUER cut from the master. -2 the second etc.
At the "9 O'clock" is a ... See full review