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Released in 1967 was there ever a better year for music
The Band released this album of rock'n'roll, blues, and r'n'b covers in 1973 as a sort of sabbatical from the pressure of producing all original songs. They poured their hearts into it -- every song gets an inspired performance. Great sound and Bob Ludwig disc mastering to boot! If you love real rock'n'roll don't miss this! The attached poster (not shown) of the Hawks hangin' round outside the pool hall is classic too.
Elvis Costello - My Aim Is TrueMFSL 180g vinyl. OMG!! If you like Elvis Costello then buy this record!!Amazing sound. Be advised though that the levels on this LP are a littlelow and you will need to lean on your amp a little more than usual...butthe sound quality is immaculate and everything sounds just right. Thiscould be the best sounding LP I have bought in the last few months.--Jerome
My first official act on joining this magazine was to play this record for HP, who immediately added it to his reference discs. It is beyond doubt the best-sounding harpsichord record ever made. Sarastro, a small french label which uses analogue tapes and 45-rpm pressings, made its debut with this disc, and for once, a record company got it right the first time around....
My Morning Jacket -- Evil UrgesThis is a great indie rock album. I really like the way they incorporate the slide guitar into their music. James' lyrics are very spiritual.
Chicago Transit Authority-- Rhino remastered on 180g vinyl. Ths is an exceptional record and Rhino did a great job. Much better than the original which was mixed for AM radio.