Whats on your turntable tonight?

@bdp24

GDP, I couldn’t agree more. I personally thought Trace just absolutely mopped the floor with the first Wilco record from a songwriting and execution perspective. And I too could not figure out why Tweedy got so much more attention than Farrar. Didn’t compute to me. Hell, in my opinion, if you listen to Anodyne the two bands had already formed and when I would play that record I would skip most of the Tweedy tracks.
Oddly, I was never a huge fan of Jay’s solo stuff. The first 3 SV records were just so frigging great. A golden period like the Stones from Beggars Banquet to Sticky Fingers.
Pablo

@bdp24, @6t5-gt0,

When I saw Son Volt earlier this year, (Shovels & Rope) was the headliner,  while I was watching/listening, I couldn't help thinking that SV should be the (headliner).. I was glad that S&R made a point of saying on 2 occasions that they were (glad/had much respect) for Son Volt.

Is there a thing = (a perfect record?)

(I know bdp24 will not think so but....

Tom Petty :Southern Accents" is ONE HELL-UV-A record!

The re-master in my box set sounds so F'n' good!

"Perfect Record" as in every song is perfect, no filler songs or bad songs on the record or/and? Perfect vinyl quality and sound?
As many phenomenal albums as there are in this world I think there is a handful of "Perfect albums"
Kind of Blue, Dark Side, Aja, Led Zep I, Highway to Hell, Never Mind the Bollocks, In Rainbows, Trace and...? Are a few I put into my list. 
Hell, Exile on Main Street may be the greatest Rock and roll album of all time but there are two schitt tracks on it I can't stand, just like OK Computer. 
Now Morning Phase is a strong contender to me for the most perfect album ever. Amazing performance, amazing recording, amazing sound quality and mastering. It is awesome in every way to me. 
Pablo 

Dire Straits- Brothers in Arms  - reissue, so good