NILS LOFGREN - ACOUSTIC LIVE ever make Vinyl

Just bought this LP, looking forward to hearing it.
Couple of points to note... One is the fact that the vinyl is sourced from a digital source, and a 44.1 if I'm not mistaken. Second, and this is from my perspective as an axe player, Nils is using Taks, which are very bright and forward sounding, IME. On a great system, like the one I heard this demo'ed on today at Alma audio...the guitar choice was obvious for that particular sound, although I'm not sure it won't bug me after a while...as I'm much more comfortable with the much warmer and defined Taylor sound. Anyhow, we shall see...I'm looking forward to listening to this on my system.

@daveyf   I do love the way Nils uses his guitar to get that very immediate, almost exaggerated degree of plucked string detail, but I would not want to listen to that on most other guitar music.  For me it does work on Nils album but usually I enjoy the plucked transient accompanied by the rich resonance of the guitar body...(the Taylor sound) you referred to.

Too bad if they used a 44.1 source.  The CD sound is great but the SACD takes it to another level of detail and ambience.

Hope you enjoy the vinyl.

I listened to this album tonight. First off I have to say that I think Nils musicianship is great...no question. I also think this album is a KILLER recording....but with a couple of flaws/warts. Firstly, and as is usually the case, the piano is recorded terribly! Plus, I think the synth just sounds nasty...and is recorded poorly. Piano is such a bear to get right and with this digital recording, the hard digital and non-life like sound just overwhelms the particular songs that it is featured in. However, the digital recording of Nils guitar is extraordinary! The guitar is right there in the room with you, almost as realistic sounding as a Takamine can get on any reproduction...and a nice change to how so many recordings are made of the guitar. I just wish that Chad's reissue of Cat Stevens TFTTM had some resemblance to this recording. (What a let down that record was!)
Anyhow, with the slight misstep on the piano recording, a record that I believe belongs on every a'philes list of must have recordings.
I'm sure the SACD of this is also excellent...and more pocket book friendly. Nonetheless, overall a great LP!