Whats on your turntable tonight?

Hey, @6t5-gto,

Good to here from you The warmth I hear from DSOTM & The Wall on these latest (2016) re-masters in conjunction with all of the fine detail is pretty remarkable!

@slaw 

The solo in Comfortably Numb is in my top 5 of all time and that reissue sounds epicly large and wide. I had forgotten that The Wall won Grammy for best engineered that year. 
I remember skipping school to get my copy the day they released it and I must have put 100 spins on it the first month I had it 

Thanks,Slaw
Funny, I still have an older copy of Dark Side and need to try a copy of the reissue. Wish You Were Here is a great reissue as well. Meddle is good but just not nearly as well recorded as the others but the vinyl is really clean. 

@6t5-gto,

Son Volt ""Straighaways"...I own it. As you may know, I've been procuring all of Son Volt. 

A serious band that really doesn't get the props!

@slaw 
Agreed, I have seen them about a dozen and a half times and met Jay briefly at a solo show in Austin that was in between Straightaways and Wide Swing (I think). 
I was an Uncle Tupelo fan prior and when they split I actually think Son Volt is the better band (at least for the first 3 records) and I like Jay more than Tweedy as a song writer. I am really not much of a Wilco fan. 
I would have told anyone for many years that Trace was my favorite collection of songs on one record. It is incredible. 
But from a playback perspective, my copy of Straightaways smokes Trace. 
They went kinda wonky after Wide Swing and I was not happy that it really became a solo effort for a while as I really liked the Boquist brothers, they are super talented. And the pedal player from the Jayhawks, who's name escapes me at the moment. 
They are not super exciting live but can be damn good. 
Pablo