KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
Just out of interest, your Arm & Cartridge are what??

 

Cleaning records today - Interesting Bootleg of Faces "A Nod is as good as a Wink". On Crash Records. A Crash Records exists but its not this company. Artwork is totally different than any other I can find. The album name and track listing is a clear sticker as is the company name. Almost like they used a generic cover. No info on this one on the net it seems. I bought this at a Flea Market back in High School.

180 gram half speed mastered Boz Scaggs, Boz Scaggs. 

Steely Dan, Can't Buy a Thrill.

 DaveInVA wrote: Ahhhh.
10th grade architecture class.

 DaveInVA wrote: 
I've been looking for a copy. It's (apparently) a bit rare compared to the others. I'm thinking You and Your Friend on vinyl will sound outstanding. 

 swell_sailor wrote: 
I don't have it but it is on my list of Dire Straits stuff to get.

Dave, do you have a copy of On Every Street?

everytime you post a new one of these and I look, I can swear I smell the old musty aroma from the sleeves.

Andy Summers and Robert Fripp - Bewitched

CCR - Willy and the Poorboys

The Police - Synchronicity japanese pressing

CCR - Live in Europe 2 lp set

Sting - Nothing like the Sun - 2 lp

Police - Synchronicity 83 - 2 LP South African pressing of '83 tour - Likely bootleg

Moody Blues - Days of Future Past

CCR - Green River

 DaveInVA wrote: 
This one takes me back. My buddy who bought it first had recently picked up a B&O turntable that he liked to turn on it's side while playing this album. I guess we were easily amused. 

 swell_sailor wrote: 
It's aged really well also, the music still sounds fresh.

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Great clean sound for it's vintage, I think. This is a plain, nothing special, original release, but it still plays really well for some reason. 

Edit:
I also have a very clean Mofi The Nightfly, which sounds exceptionally good. I might spin it a little later.