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I am not familiar with these, BUT in my experience the Analogue Productions' vinyls are usually excellent.

Coffe and cigarette, coffe and cigarette, coffe and cigarette...till lunch.

Mostly I listen to LPs that I digitally recorded and tranferred to my iPhone.

Mono.

Riversid, mono.

Talking Heads "77" Bob Dylan "Blonde On Blonde" Beethoven late strings quartets The Clash "London Calling" Nusrath Fateh Ali Khan "Must Must" Tom Waits "Blue Valentine" Frank Zappa "Hot Rats" Neil Young "On the Beach" Van Morrison "Astral Week" Nick Drake "Pink Moon" Tuxedomoon "Desire" Jefferson Airplane "Crown Of Creation" Deep Purple "Made In Japan" Pink Floyd "Ummagumma" I could go on indefinitely, but I think it's a fair collection, since I am still able to be amazed by new music. edit: and, yes, all the late Beatles and Stones albums from Sgt Pepper's

Scammers are mainly sellers, since buyers pay in advance. Some issues may rise because of poor postal services.

Happy Birthday! (a bit late, sorry)

Thanks!

Speaker wire are usually better then original jumper.

Auguri Guy!

"Guinneviere" from Davis' Bitches Brew Sessions, Mosaic.

Japanese pressing.

"Ain't Talkin'" from: Just when I think Dylan said everything he could says, he came up with masterpiece like this song.

Still on Chet Baker Live Sessions, Mosaic.

Mosaic Chet Baker Studio Sessions. Mosaic Chet Baker Live Sessions. I admit I didn't understand the beauty of Baker, Mulligan, and the WCJ for ages. I am glad I finally get it.