Whats on your turntable tonight?

Hi Foster, the Walker Audio amps stands are indeed keepers! Inserting Valid Points under the butcher block in lieu of the sorbothane improved the already good results yet another material degree. Lloyd had offered the sorbothane as a lower cost option, but Ann insisted that we should listen to the full component stand as Lloyd intended it to be. She was right, it was better. I never cease to be amazed at how EVERYTHING makes a difference and how much the details matter.
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Rushton, Thanks for the record finder tips.

R f Sales: I'm discovering the painful break-in process myself. No getting to the promised land without going through the wilderness!

Rickie Lee Jones -POP POP! on Geffen/Alto analogue

Yo La Tengo -I Can Hear The Heart Beating as One. on Matador

Van Morrison -His Band and Street Choir. on WB Burbank

Donovan - The Hurdy Gurdy Man. on Epic

Chet Atkins' -Workshop. on Living Stereo RCA Victor

The Velvet Underground -Loaded. on (gray marbled)Cotillion

Elvis Costello -King of America. on Columbia

...and on it goes with an eclectic mix of mostly older pop.
Happy Listening!

Enjoying 14" of fluffy white snow today with a fire in the woodstove and, on the turntable, we have:

Richard Strauss "Eine Alpensinfonie" von Karajan/Berliner (Deutsche Grammophon DG 2532 015)
Dire Straits "Love Over Gold" (Warner 23728-1)
Talking Heads "Stop Making Sense" (Sire 25186-1)

Not sure what's up next though. Olympic coverage on the tube may coax me out of the listening room.

Tracy Chapman - her first
Neil Young - After the Goldrush
Rickie Lee Jones - her first
Carly Simon - Another Passenger
Pink Floyd - The Wall

at least for starters . . .