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Reissued and or remastered is not always best, be careful!
I will list the ones I am recommending here, as original, or the remastered issue.
Some of the new remastered issues can be in digital so watch out for that!
We don’t recommend digital LP’s here, defeats the purpose of analog!
ROCK
Roger Waters
The Wall recorded live in Berlin
Great performances from Van Morrison on Comfortably Numb
And Cindy Lauper Another Brick in the Wall Plus more!
Great huge soundstage, you’ll think you’re there!
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
Traffic Low Spark of Higheeld Boys
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
Jethro Tull Aqualung
Awesome sound on this LP, a must have!
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
Supertramp Crime of the Century
Great sound, must have!
Credence Clearwater Revival
Gold
Japan pressing only
Great sound, great music
The Doors
Weird Scenes inside the Goldmine, buy the original pressing only!
If you ever see this LP grab it, don’t worry about the price, it has a much better sound than the individual LP’s the songs were taken from.
I just found one for $50 and that was a steal!
James Gang
Rides Again original only
Fun music and the sound is pretty good too, high priced.
I found one on Ebay for $100.
Black Sabbath
Masters of Reality 180g reissue
Pretty Good sound but you gotta turn this one up!
Dire Straits
Brothers in Arms 180g reissue
Awesome! Gotta hear this!
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (MFSL)
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon
Gotta hear this, WOW!
Warning the CD doesn’t sound so hot,
Surprising because the LP is awesome!
Dead Can Dance
‘Into The Labyrnth’ Great sound one of the best!
‘Aion’ is petty good too
Peter Ulrich
He put out one EP years ago the sound is great if you can find it.
Classical (more to come)
Sheffield Labs LP’s
1.) Romeo and Juliet
2.) Wagner excerpts
Pictures at an Exhibition
RCA Classic records 45 rpm version
Le Cid
Limited Edition
Frambeaux
Awesome sound one of the best classical Lp’s!
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (MFSL)
Also Sprach Zarathustra
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (MFSL)
Sibelius Four Legends
Eugene Ormandy
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