Whats on your turntable tonight?

I agree with you reubent. That is a great MB album

Bardo Pond
Bardo Pond / Dilate
Can / Ege
Can / Flow motion

I just knew we were in for some Can. Far out Boxer. nice.

@tomic601 i don’t have the 180 gm Later model houses of the holy but i think i read a long time ago in a thread on another forum site about the record in question that the boys on there don’t like it as much as they like certain older pressings or repressings but i cant remember the details. I have it ripped from my first gen CD. I honestly don’t know if CDs vary much.... but i still prefer it on vinyl at home. Even with the wear. Its late and i am undoubtedly rambling obvious nonsense. Thats funny though, your copy is like boxed wine....

This thread sure could use a LIKE button for each post. So much valuable DATA just not being used to their full potential. Come on Audiogon step it up with some new features to make this DATA into INFORMATION for users.

I liked that last post

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Joshua Bell & The Academy of
St. Martin in the Fields
Bruch
Scottish Fantasy
Sony MOV 2018

@wayne
Jimmy Webb is one of my true american music heros.  I mean, he writes this pop and sort of country stuff with so much feeling and appealing musicality, genres and styles I normally shun but his stuff is just so good.  
Do you have his El Mirage album?  It has his own version of it (along with p.f.sloan and christian no - also both great tunes). I think it might be strange that I prefer his own weak voice on it over Glen Campbell’s as well as all the others.  He did a couple of later recordings of it including a duet with Joe Cocker but i like the 1977 version of it best.  This may be in large part due to me being completely susceptible to nostalgia - a thing Mr Webb excels at evoking.