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Albums on vinyl
aragorn723:
Doc,
Your comment about just having to smoke it is very apropos for this purchase. I bought The Doobie Brothers re-union album Cycles (they are very famous for their love of weed lol). The album was released in 1989, so I'm thinking it might be a marginal recording based on your post, but hoping it will be good since I like the album a lot.
Also got Diana Krall-the Look of Love. Can't wait to hear these albums, though I need to get my new phone cartridge installed first.
The vinyl journey has been an interesting one. I grew up in the 80s listening to my parents vinyl from the 60s and 70s, and went over to digital in the 90s. Went back to vinyl 3 years ago, and havent looked back. I listen to digital, but given the choice, vinyl is my fav. Nothing like cranking up some vinyl when the wife isn't home 😎
mcandmar:
I tend to avoid modern pressings as much as possible, if an album was released pre digital era, then go buy an original vinyl. I learnt the hard way buying albums like Pink Floyds - Wish you were here "remastered" copies. They have no life to them vs an original pressing from the late 70's.
I also have a few recent releases on vinyl that are just awful pressings, Michael Kiwanukas - Love & Hate is one example, there is a nasty distortion to the entire recording that isn't there on the digital version. Spotify sounds better!
aragorn723:
Wish You Were Here is a great album! There's a guy who has a vinyl recording of the UK pressing on YouTube which is pretty amazing:
It's digitized, but sounds pretty good with decent headphones. I've seen the UK pressing for $55-$60 US. If you're really serious about it that seems to be the price for originals. Saw an original of The Beatles album Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band for $60 at a local shop the other day.
Dave
debk:
David Gilmour live in Gdansk is another great album
mcandmar:
That's another one for the collection, thanks Deb :)
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