Mossy bottom
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The Willie Nelson record mentioned in my post above. Perfect for a Sunday morning, and still sounding phenomenal... Willie Neslon - It Always will be.
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No worries Gary. You provided your honest opinion based upon the results of your own comparison test. Ultimately, It's all good, and all completely subjective, depending each individuals, preferences. That's why there is a wide market of products out there. I'll share an experience I had a little over 15 years ago. I have been a Klipsch guy since my late teens. Case closed. I love Klipsch "Heritage" loudspeakers. To me nothing had sounds better. I started out with Heresy's, than Cornwalls, LaScala's, and eventually Klipschorns. About 15 years ago, I decided to go to a high end stereo shop to see where audio technology had advanced in the new digital age. In short, he took me into his main listening room, where he had a million dollar+ stereo set up. I remember these massive Focal speakers, gold interconnect cables, speaker wires that looked like high voltage power lines. Anyway, he put on an lp, because I was primarily an analog guy. Willie Nelson, an album I had. Let me say it sounded incredible. This room had all the treatments, and Willy was right there. It was impressive. Upon returning home, I immediately played the same lp on my humble tube system, with at the time, my LaScala's, and it sounded phenomenal. I was so overjoyed. I didn't need to upgrade anything. What I took away from that experience was that, Klipsch and Dynaco's are awesome, for me. Focal and million dollar components are awesome, for someone who can shop in that market. What it all boils down to, as the Japanese say, maintaining your wa, or harmony. Cheers
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Where did this come from??? A silver label, Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, reissue...Sounding pretty good! The B-52's - Cosmic Thing.
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Haven't taken this record out for a spin in a while...This one also wants to be played loud. Masters of Reality - Sunrise On The Sufferbus. 1992
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Nice! It's hard not to play this record loud. It's so well recorded, and a just a great lp. Cheers!
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"Now I'm calling on citizens from all over the world , This is Captain America calling"... The Kinks- Low Budget.
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Made it to another Friday evening! Going a little Peaky Blinders... Red Right Hand, nice tune. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Let Love In.
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Seems only natural to slide over to this one... The Tom Tom Club - Close to the Bone.
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Thanks George, I was introduced to Fela by a radio program on the public radio, called "Afro Pop Worldwide" around the same time you mentioned. I have around 5 of his lp's. I really like the long, live, jams. Great stuff! Cheers
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Good evening friends, I haven't played this one in eons. They were great live. Talking Heads - Remain In Light. 1980
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Time for my union mandated afternoon music break. Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70. The liner notes give the explanation for the title of the record... "The men in uniform alleged I had swallowed some quantity of hemp. My sh!t was sent for lab test. Result negative. Which brings us to... Expensive Sh!t. 1975
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A nice 45 rpm recording. Rosemary Clooney Perez Prado - A Touch of Tabasco. 1960
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Outstanding!!!
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Had to go in for another helping... It's just that good! Eagles - Desperado.
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Thanks Dave, I haven't listened to them too much in the last 10 years or more. But, Man! They are sounding so fresh, and this album is so well mixed and produced.. I bought this lip when it was first released, and it's still pretty quiet...no cracks and pops...I saw this tour as well...my one and only time😢
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Journey of the Sorcerer is sounding awesome!
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Absolutely blown away by this lp when it was released. It has aged very well. Eagles - One Of These Nights
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Funkadelic - Maggot Brain.
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Only three recorded sides on this double lp😭 Side III - Fela Ransome - Kuti and The Africa '70 with Ginger Baker.
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Side 2 of this great record
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Good evening friends, Just finished up with the BSO concert over on the RTM thread...now for something completely different on good old vinyl... Some awesome Afro, Jazz, Funk fusion! Fela Ransome-Kuti and Africa '70 With Ginger Baker.
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Ginger Baker's Airforce. I'll be here awhile with this one... Aiko Biaye, love that jam. Graham Bond belts it out!!! Do What You Like...💥💥🔥😎
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Ginger Baker's Airforce.
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Some great guitar pickers there👍👍
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Good times Dave! Jack Bruce☆Bill Lordan☆ Robin Trower - BLT.
