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Just as 80s as the Miami Vice cover but exceptionally nice in quality and if you get past the overuse (but cool back then) of electronic instruments, the guy has a great voice and energy. If you don't have this album spend a buck or two for one. Pour yourself a Pina Colada and tap your toes!
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I thought everyone was spinning this
Nope.
I haven't heard it. It is certainly pissing off everyone at AK. LOL.
Is it good?
His self titled album has always been one of my favorite records.
Yeah, it's one of those that seems vapid, and probably is the equivalent of 101 Strings but man...Al can sing the hell out of anything. He makes all that crappy synth-pop sound great. The mix on this album is very good too.
Cool neo psych record.
Opus 33 1/3
Generally, I can't get enough Beethoven. A few years back I found this Lp. One of Klemperer's last performances, I'd gather.
A French EMI pressing.
And to spin this thing...
The old Thorens will give it a whirl.
-Steve
That looks like a fantastic copy ....
Go Rossi ......
Great photos!
Thanks.
Mono, I presume.
"If people don't want to come, nothing will stop them" - Sol Hurok
I've a cheapo French reissue in stereo and it sounds surprisingly good. Excellent early stereo recording. Laid back perspective but true tonal colours, decent resolution and very little distortion. Low self noise and exceptional clarity for the vintage. Only drawback is lack of low frequency content and a slight muting of dynamics due to the entire set squeezed into 1 LP. So I presume OP's pressing spread out in 2 LPs would sound fantastic.
Yes. The two record set in the op photos put symphony No. 9 on 3 record sides and the two overtures on the 4th side.
SQ is better than any DG recordings I have. (tulips or no) Although that isn't saying a lot. Pretty good. Maybe not up to the best Decca standards but definitely worth the listen. Low frequency notes have some weight. comparable to my other classical records. Good clarity and a sense of the recording space... Although I can't say I had any visions of LVB waving his wand over this one. Laid back? yes. Relaxed perhaps. Blame it on the conductor, I'd guess.
Its records are skinny vinyl. The label and light vinyl I'd date to around late seventies early eighties. The gatefold notes and fold-out are in French language so I can't read a word.
Anyway it is nice to find a Klemperer recording on something other than Angel over here.
-Steve
Southern Prison Blues
Otis Rush > Grouning the blues
Magic Sam > Live
Big Joe Duskin > Cincinati Stomp
Albert King > I wanna get funky
Sea Level. Believe it's their second record.
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