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Japanese half speed pressing. Sounds other worldly.

I really like the WE2 2MM on the Rega. To my ears it sounds better than the oem Rega mat with zero static cling. 👍

Which Herbie’s mat did you go for?

Wonder how it sounds compared to the 1988 Rhino which sounds good and clean to me. James was in fine scream for this one.

I’ve enjoyed this album since it came out in 1981. Betty Davis Eyes was a huge radio hit and her voice strikes me as being very sexy. I love petite blondes having married one just a year before this was released. Best song on the album is Draw Of The Cards which sounds as if Stephen Stills had a...

Nothing beats instant gratification. 👍

I agree.

Needed a break from the ubiquitous cheerful holiday music. This fit the bill. Now I’m ready for some more ubiquitous cheerful holiday music. 🤪

What’s not to love about a Christmas album that includes the song “My Most Miserable Christmas” sung by the great Charles Brown?

The majority of Japanese pressings are at least one level removed from the master tape and introduce a 3dB increase in noise to the signal compared to the master. Using superior vinyl formulations and lavish attention to manufacturing details puts them on a par with OGs manufactured in the...

https://www.discogs.com/release/3006763-Roxy-Music-Avalon/image/SW1hZ2U6NDYwOTU2ODM= This Japanese pressing is one you need. It’s awesome.

Her bass player Paul Denman was/is a monster!

Everything is better with an egg on it. Everything.

How do you adjust antiskate?

I had a VPI Aries with the JMW 10.6 arm for about twenty years. The arm had on the fly VTA adjustment and azimuth adjustment by rotating the counterweight. It gave me audiophile angst the entire time due to thinking I had to adjust VTA for every record as it definitely made a difference in sound...

I love my Rega? 😁

Listening to this and other early ‘60s pop tunes on a tiny 9V transistor AM radio was just about the most exciting thing a kid could ever experience.

That’s another one that spent time on the ’table this time of year. You guys are dredging up memories and I love it. Keep ‘em coming!

Man, that takes me back to the mid 50s. I think my parents had a 78 of it.