Whats on your turntable tonight?

@slaw 

That has to be a great sounding setup. Those Townshend tables are beautifully engineered. 

The Police  - Syncronicity, original US pressing, weird master on this record, it goes from great with good low end to thin in places very quickly 

Tom Petty "Let me Up (I've Had Enough)   from THE box

@ghosthouse ,

One of my very all time favorite lps is BS&T...the one that begins with 'Variations of a Theme...."...so as to not have this title confused with their other's...  

I own several pressings, but, by far and away, the best sounding one is my ORG!

Eels "Daisies, of the galaxies"   OP. BTW

I really do (like birds)

Okay, @slaw ...that would be the self-titled BS&T which is their 2nd.
Track 1 (below) Variations On A Theme By Erik Satie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GreaN1ljqGY

You will forgive me my preference for Child is Father. I like Al Kooper’s voice (and songs) better than David Clayton Thomas’ HUGE pipes. Am in a minority though. A LOT of people seem to have preferred that 2nd album w/DCT. It charted way higher than the first and produced a number of hit singles. To each his own.

That was yesterday though...
Right now, Chick Corea’s Three Quartets

I don’t buy much new vinyl but did with this composition once I heard it (not all that long ago) thanks to Frogman. It is a 2016 release on "Stretch Records". Nice piece of vinyl - flat, good weight and quiet.

What is "ORG"? (original pressing??)