Whats on your turntable tonight?

Radiohead - King of Limbs - 2x10" 45rpm pressing - noisy, half the songs sound odd and the others awesome, not sure why it seems so hard to find a good pressing of this record? 

Ben Webster - Soulville - AP 45rpm 200g - just awesome 

Shabooh Shoobah...... INXS.

Quite surprisingly good.

@spiritofradio... I’ve seen Rush every tour since Moving Pictures. Arizona, Cali, here in CO and finally, 2nd to last show in Vegas. By FAR the outdoor shows I’ve seen here have been the best SQ at Fiddlers Green and several times at Red Rocks. Red Rocks is probably one of, if not the coolest venues in the world. And I am privileged to say I have been able to see most of my favorite bands there in my lifetime. Concerts in general usual don’t have great SQ overall. Live is live, SQ matters, but it’s all about the show at the end of the day. It’s always fascinated me the audiophile pursuit of “live” studio recordings and realism. Studio recordings (especially of the day) are generally anything but. Exceptions for sure... but for the most part studio sound is just that...

@6t5-GTO... cool moniker! Interesting perspective on King of Limbs. One of my favorite records. I don’t have it on vinyl, but I will say Kid A on 10” sounds fantastic. King of Limbs is an odd album. Radiohead, particularly on their latest recordings (King of Limbs is fairly old, but still “newish” for them) are recorded and put together a bit differently, almost like each song is post produced individually, and then simply put together as a “collection” of sorts. Kind of like a bunch of singles bundled together... King of Limbs is particularly like that in all of its forms. So maybe the pressings just bring that quality out?

Marc Cohn - ST

Belongs on that list of best debut albums. All Killer, No Filler........