What Vinyl Do You Have On The Table?

The Boss at his best really.

Bruce Springsteen/ The River, 33 rpm Vinyl.

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Ben Webster, John Hodges: The Complete 1960 Sextet Jazz Cellar Session.

Ben's Sax really deserves vinyl and tubes - gorgeous.

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slowgeezr said:
Woah! That looks nice, with two fabulous talents. Who produces that album?
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Yes, and good sounding too. It's a Direct Metal Mastering album, Waxtime 771721. What I also particularly like is Herb Ellis on guitar on the album, this is Hodges' only recording together with Ellis.
 
Manu Katché: Live in Concert, Paris. 33 rpm vinyl.

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Katché is one of my fav drummers. Have several of his releases but all on CD. Thx for posting as i'll now have a look for this vinyl.


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tunes said:
Katché is one of my fav drummers. Have several of his releases but all on CD. Thx for posting as i'll now have a look for this vinyl.


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Glad you like it. This is one of the best features of the AS forum for me, an opportunity to discover new gems others have in their collection.
 
tunes said:
Katché is one of my fav drummers. Have several of his releases but all on CD. Thx for posting as i'll now have a look for this vinyl.


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Btw, another thing, the album likes it to be played loud.

Today I tried it with a little more volume than I usually listen with, and the soundstage and finesse of Katché's play came out even better.
 
Kuoppis said:
Yes, and good sounding too. It's a Direct Metal Mastering album, Waxtime 771721. What I also particularly like is Herb Ellis on guitar on the album, this is Hodges' only recording together with Ellis.
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Interesting considering Waxtime records out of Spain are generally considered as Bootleg vinyl reissues.
 
XV-1 said:
Interesting considering Waxtime records out of Spain are generally considered as Bootleg vinyl reissues.
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You are of course right, it is not a RR or MOFI pressing :).

But for what it is, it actually is surprisingly good. Reason might be that they seem not to be making them casually, they have a site called 'Jazzmessengers' where they are releasing a lots of re-issues.
 
This is a funny one: The CD with a very similar looking cover is very Jazzy and nice, this one however is quite boombastic. Same vocals, but on the vinyl dubbed with some serious beat. Interesting.

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Iggy Pop - Post Pop Depression. New album from Iggy with help from Josh Homme and Dean Fertita from QOTSA.

US release but pressed @ Pallas Germany and mastered by Chris Bellman. Nice analog recording. Its actually slower than recent Iggy albums and will take a few plays to get fully into it



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