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Horace Silver - Song For My Father - MusicMatter 45rpm reissue.

Whatever one thinks about the whole vinyl reissue's thing, this is by far the best sounding I have, definitely better then my NY stereo, 'ear' original pressing, that I payed more then 50 bucks some years ago.

BTW I'll keep both so don't ask...

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Horace Silver - Song For My Father - MusicMatter 45rpm reissue.

Whatever one thinks about the whole vinyl reissue's thing, this is by far the best sounding I have, definitely better then my NY stereo, 'ear' original pressing, that I payed more then 50 bucks some years ago.

BTW I'll keep both so don't ask...

Mine's in the mail. :)

I'm looking forward to comparing with the NY USA mono.

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If you like those, you might look for the two 2-CD sets on Tampa Red that Bluebird issued many years ago in a blues reissue series that they gave up on far too soon. I only wish that Tampa Red would have left the kazoo at home. There's a great Tommy McClennan 2-cd set in that series as well.

Tampa Red - Guitar Wizard (RCA Bluebird) A 1975 double LP, not the Columbia "Blues and Roots" CD.

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Horace Silver - Song For My Father - MusicMatter 45rpm reissue.

Whatever one thinks about the whole vinyl reissue's thing, this is by far the best sounding I have, definitely better then my NY stereo, 'ear' original pressing, that I payed more then 50 bucks some years ago.

BTW I'll keep both so don't ask...

Mine's in the mail. :)

I'm looking forward to comparing with the NY USA mono.

Let me know.

BTW as far I love originals, I hate to admit that a reissue can sound better. :rhappy:

Though I'll never admit that a cd could sound better then a vinyl, nor under torture, I can say my name, rank and catalog number, no more, according to the Geneva Convention.

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Let me know.

BTW as far I love originals, I hate to admit that a reissue can sound better. :rhappy:

Though I'll never admit that a cd could sound better then a vinyl, nor under torture, I can say my name, rank and catalog number, no more, according to the Geneva Convention.

Will do !

Music Matters 45rpms are banned from my place at the moment though as I have injured a leg and can hardly walk. CDs rule !

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Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Are You Experienced?"

This is the original mono album, which I recently inherited. I don't know if it's me or if this copy is shitty (it certainly looks pristine), but it sounds bad. All muffled and distinctly lo-fi in places.

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Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Are You Experienced?"

This is the original mono album, which I recently inherited. I don't know if it's me or if this copy is shitty (it certainly looks pristine), but it sounds bad. All muffled and distinctly lo-fi in places.

Is it a Reprise or a Track label?

I got an original Track pressing, not even a NM I would say VG, and it doesn't sound bad at all, actually it sound gorgeous with all pops and clicks in the proper place.

Gabor Szabo - Spellbinder (Impulse!)

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John Barry - Man with the Golden Gun - UA (beige and brown label)

Curious to check out this new Bond, Roger Moore. Wonder how he'll stack up to Sean Connery.

Nah, I am for Connery.

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Nah, I am for Connery.

Well, Connery is the only Bond of seen, so I have no comparison.

I'm curious about this new Roger Moore guy, though.

'The Man With The Golden Gun' was on TV in High Def in a restored digital version yesterday. Enjoyed it - and remember seeing it and enjoying it on original release. Added bonuses of Christopher Lee and Brit Eckland in it. :rsmile:

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