Whats on your turntable tonight?

oh man, my heart rate went up ten points just hearing that Brian..

lucky our guys were great, it’s all working now - mini split on 3 of the 5 house levels…just in time for fall. It is pretty quiet, one of these nights i will see if i can verify the 21 db claim

Charlie Hunter Trio - S/T ( server )

Frank Zappa / Grand Wazoo

Feat-Sailin Shoes Mofi

@bkeske, you just reminded me that I need to track down McMurtry’s “Too Long in the Wasteland” on vinyl. I was managing a record store in 1989 when that came out and I had the cd on repeat in the shop for weeks! 

@j_husker
I’ve found all my vinyl replacements are better than my CD versions. Of course I don’t have a digital rig set-up like @tomic601

In every case, especially with my vinyl rig now, LP’s just sound ‘right’; More natural, with better timbre and tone. 

I won’t replace them all, but the more important ones? Yes, when I can or if they are available.

Manfred Mann "Watch"  

All this talk on Mayall, I had to play them.

John Mayall  "Blues From Laurel Canyon"  A second trip through the Degritter has helped quite a bit.  The quietest song on the album though, First Time Alone, is the noisiest.  Darn...  But what a great album.  And mine, after all, is an English pressing.

John Mayall  "John Mayall & Friends"  And what friends they are on this album.  Peter Green, Gary Moore, Mick Fleetwood, Mick Taylor, Billy F Gibbons, Steve Miller, John McVie, and several others.  These cuts were made in 2001 and the album (at least in vinyl) was released last year.  Unless I am mistaken, I know that I was on the waiting list for several months.  This pressing is made in Germany and the vinyl is very quiet, the plating/pressing is excellent, and the overall SQ is about as good as it gets without having to pay for 1-Step, IMHO.