QRP pressing of "Tea for the Tillerman"

my 'Folk Singer' and 'Tea' will be here Monday, i've heard great things about these QRP pressings too.

listened to 'Tea for the Tillerman' last night.

it's one of the quietest pressings i've ever heard and is very dynamic and vivid. Congrats to Chad for the great work.

i also got the 'Folk Singer' but have not yet listened to that.

+1 I have purchased the recording. It has really opened my wifes (big Cat Stevens fan) eyes to what I am trying to accomplish with our system. It is one of the best recordings I own.

I received my "Tea" yesterday via FedEx.
A perfect record.
photos of it at the link:
http://www.theanalogdept.com/qrp.htm

Like every other post I've read, my copy is super quiet. Every note, clean, pristine. As Mike notes, "vivid".

This might be a perfect record. I'm not sure I've seen/heard a perfect record before. there's always some little thing wrong. Off center label, mild warp, a little bit of crackle in one spot,....something. But not this one. A perfect re-master. A perfect pressing.

Well I don't know, maybe if I keep looking, I'll find something that isn't quite perfect. I just haven't found it yet. ;-)

-Steve

Is it better than the original?
In which areas?
Or is it simply as dead as Folk Singer at MFSL?