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Level 42 (1981) - 24/96 Flac File - Sourced from Denon DR-F7 Direct Drive Cassette Deck

 
Playing a tape I whipped up pretty quick last night and this morning with Sugar Minott: Lovers Rock Inna Dancehall on one side and Augustus Pablo Presents Rockers Beat Street Dub on the other. Both mint original issue vinyl, recorded to a type I with no dolby for listening on a crappy boombox at work where that is actually the best sounding way to go as the extra treble with type IIs and/or dolby just sound tinny on the thing.

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Both albums are from the digital reggae days in the 80s and for me are solid examples showing that despite what some say, digital dub can be done right to great effect. The dubs following the Sugar Minott Vocals are all very good and the Pablo album is top notch for me.
 
Supertramp - Indelibly Stamped (1971) - CD

First listen for me, brilliant


Derek: I do have that on vinyl. It's such different music from Supertramp you would never had thought that "Crime Of The Century" was next to come. Like you, I found it enjoyable. With some of the super-groups, the earlier stuff, which didn't get as much airplay, are the hidden gems. Fleetwood Mac is another group which had some good music early on in their musical career. It just wasn't as popular.

The Black Keys - El Camino (2011) - CD


Just bought that one on vinyl. I recorded two of the songs from that album to mix tapes for two members, recently.

Nando.
 
Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis? (1975) - Thorens TD 160 Super to PC 24/96

I find that with the CD copy of this I'm always turning the bass up, the vinyl sounds beautiful played flat. I'm not sure if the CD is a remaster or what, but they tend to boost the treble to epic proportions on some CD copies.




 
MP3 mix created by one of our members...

Miracle Mile ~ The Fat Weasel Remix
 
MP3 mix created by one of our members...

Miracle Mile ~ The Fat Weasel Remix

Ah...

Still got great memories of this one. Ours of work were spent for just one our radio.

It was my contribution to a great radioshow in California and presented by one of my dearest friends, radio DJ and artist Paul E:

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These guys were easily as heavy as Sabbath, Sir Lord Baltimore - Kingdom Come Mercury pressing

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Maxelle XLII-S 90

Side A:

1. Slash's Snakepit - Aint Life Grand
2. Kid Rock - Rock N Roll Pain Train
3. Black Stone Cherry - Rollin On
4. Josh Todd - The Walls
5. Transplants - Sad But True
6. Metallica - Whiskey In The Jar
7. Offspring - Million Miles Away
8. Ozzy Osbourne - Thunder Under Ground
9. Crash Karma - Awake
10. Duff McKagans Loaded - We Win

Side B:

1. Izzy Stradlin - Jump In Now
2. Creed - Inside Us All
3. Black Crowes - We Who See The Deep
4. Puddle Of Mudd - Take It All Away
5. Transplants - Weigh On My Mind
6. Slash - I Hold On
7. Crash Karma - Lost
8. Guns N Roses - Better
9. ACDC - Anything Goes
10. Josh Todd - Lovely Bones
 
Previously, Marianne Faithful - Broken English, LP

Now, Black Sabbath - Paranoid, LP
 
Dan Hicks - Live at Davies 2013 (With the Hot Licks) - Flac format

First listen



 
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