porcy62

CD? GO BACK!

Sorry but I remember I owned a damaged copy of Rough And Tumble for a short time and I think was a NY label. I am not definitely sure about it.

Jetpacks, private aircars? What are talkin about? This is the future of private transport

Good Idea! I will spin THE BALLAD OF THE FALLEN Thanks Porcy-- I'm thinking more along the lines of "Song of the United Front" BTW, this is a wonderful album, full of passion, politics and musical creativity. I love C. Haden! His liners notes in "LMO" impressed me from the first time (apart the music, obviously): "When I read of Dr. Ernesto Che Guevara's death..." That "Dr." showed an uncoventional respect for a man like "el Che". But this is a nostalgic confession of an old commies...Let's talk about music!

Right, there is a lot of stuff like Art Ensemble Of Chicago, Ayler... and J. Hendrix, of course!

It may be, but I have a mono copy of Lee Morgan-Search For The New Land-4169 w/o Liberty on the cover and a NY label.

Guys, what an envy... all those Lp shops and an ocean between....

Good Idea! I will spin THE BALLAD OF THE FALLEN

The Band STAGEFRIGHT , Capitol original pressing

This guy was spoiled by japanese cartoon. I always repeat to my children that too much tv is dangerous for their brain.

John McLaughlin EXTRAPOLATRION, I love this record

I like A. Taylor and the correct quote is "De gustibus non est disputandum". I couldn't resist to correct someone in an english based forum!

J. Mitchell MINGUS

I have to say that surround system has no interest for me, nor the hi res digital disc, (long live to vinyl! ) Consider another thing: if you blame "common people" for not caring audio quality, you should do it for visual quality too, infact there aren't any home screen, of any technology, that could compete with a good cinema's screen. A surround system is useless if you like Truffaut or Fellini, and if you like "Lawrence of Arabia" or "Star Wars" or Kubrick you should have a real big screen. I worked and still work in movie's and broadcasting industry and I can assure you that every movie's director did his movies for big screen. With a home screen you lost half of the movie! I think the point is that usually "common people" chose things because they are cheap and user friendly. I couldn't blame people for it. I blame industry for not being able to produce cheap and user friendly stuff.

I bought some original mono pressings, on Parlophone, for less than $ 100, check the UK ebay site out for that.

Wolff is right, if you push the button on the turntable the light is redand gets darker when the tt reaches the correct speed at 33rpm, if you hold the button the light becomes green, when the tt reaches the correct speed at 45 rpm the green light gets darker. Anyway you can download the instruction in PDF format at Linn website: http://www.linn.co.uk/

Do you know a funny thing? The name of the seller, "Burl*one", in italian means "joker" or "clown", in fact "burlone" is a man who makes jokes and tricks !

WOW, so I can sell my BS cds.

You may be right, they did not press any Britney Spears vinyl!

Talkin' about sound quality, some of the Prestige LPs are reissued by Analogue Production, at 33rpm and 45rpm. The best sounding Prestige, a part the originals, of course. http://www.analogueproductions.com/

And the 50th st. NY LPs sound better then Bergenfield...

EAST OF EDEN "SNAFU" a minor UK psych band of sixties with cool jazz taste, Mingus and Trane.

Music? Do you mean that vinyls play?

I don't think so, St. Peter and His Boss are analog guy!