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High Rant District
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Lou Reed - The Blue Mask
RCA, 1982
This was an excellent N&G AOTM selection by @Murfocakes ! I was unfamiliar with the album but his write-up was compelling so I took a chance and found an OG copy on the cheap. The sound quality is fantastic.
RCA, 1982
This was an excellent N&G AOTM selection by @Murfocakes ! I was unfamiliar with the album but his write-up was compelling so I took a chance and found an OG copy on the cheap. The sound quality is fantastic.
SnowmaNick
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Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
MoFi 2x45 RPM 180g reissue
I’ve been playing this as I’ve been adjusting my tables new feet and dialing in (at least initially) my Hana SL cart and the phono setting. It’s an absolutely brilliant album that I’ve listened to and enjoyed so many times it’s a great touchstone on how things are sounding.
Such a solid album. It doesn’t ever get “old” for me.
MoFi 2x45 RPM 180g reissue
I’ve been playing this as I’ve been adjusting my tables new feet and dialing in (at least initially) my Hana SL cart and the phono setting. It’s an absolutely brilliant album that I’ve listened to and enjoyed so many times it’s a great touchstone on how things are sounding.
Such a solid album. It doesn’t ever get “old” for me.
SnowmaNick
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Wayne Shorter - JuJu
Music Matters 2 x 45 RPM 180g
Sounds brilliant.
Music Matters 2 x 45 RPM 180g
Sounds brilliant.
Selaws
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Selaws
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Not spinning but streaming.
Death - ...For the Whole World to See!
This fantastic proto-punk band from Detroit that experienced a resurgence in 2017, 40 years since they released their first 7". I recently listened to an interview with them on 'The Vinyl Guide' podcast and their story is great, they saw themselves as a rock group but radio stations and dj's refused to play them because their name made them seem a lot heavier than they actually are, their music is actually pretty soulful at times.
Anyway, check them out - I recommend the track 'Ceasefire'
Death - ...For the Whole World to See!
This fantastic proto-punk band from Detroit that experienced a resurgence in 2017, 40 years since they released their first 7". I recently listened to an interview with them on 'The Vinyl Guide' podcast and their story is great, they saw themselves as a rock group but radio stations and dj's refused to play them because their name made them seem a lot heavier than they actually are, their music is actually pretty soulful at times.
Anyway, check them out - I recommend the track 'Ceasefire'
If you like this check out Robert Gordon/Link Wray releases along with Link Wray and The Wraymen. Fantastic stuff.
djdavedk
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I have some Robert Gordon with Link, and some Link albums - and the Mordicai Jones LITA reissue.
Joyless Division
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Ernie Graham- Ernie Graham
