Matthew Halsall - Fletcher Moss Park, on lovely green vinyl. Arrived an hour ago, first play on vinyl, lovely, and great SQ.
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The mental imagery will suffice
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Yes, that’s a fantastic record, but you have to follow it up with the masterpiece that is ‘Forever Changes’.
Jac Holzman must have been a brilliant talent spotter - Love, The Doors, Bread, Tim Buckley, to name few.
I believe that Elektra started out as a folk label.
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Yes Graham that is one of my favourite albums, bought many times including the 50th anniversary box.
I was slow off the blocks at liking them and as I’ve probably said before, I walked out of their concert at Birmingham town hall in 1970. 
I’ve only left a concert once, because the sound was so appalling - strident, distorted and painful. I’ve subconsciously blocked the occasion, but I think that it was a Dire Straits concert in London around 1975.
That would never have happened at a Grateful Dead concert!
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I have walked out of all 3 Alter Bridge concerts I’ve been too for exactly this reason.
The only reason we went to the 3rd one was because Halestorm were the 2nd band of 3 with Alter Bridge headlining.
We did wait to see what AB were like as the sound for the other 2 bands was perfect, but it was till shocking when Myles and the boys came on.
2017 45rpm vinyl release… 
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Caught the Howard Goodall Sgt. Pepper documentary on the Beeb at the weekend, and somehow ended up ordering the 2 CD Anniversary edition from Amazon. Howard made me do it. 
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Why? Been feeling a bit down lately but leaping around the living room playing air guitar and screaming the lyrics has improved my mental health considerably…
steve
PS Yeah, I know it’s the CD version.
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Jimmy Buffett - Equal Strain On All Parts - CD
Jimmy’s Posthumous Album featuring a certain Paul McCartney on Track 4
missed but not forgotten.
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Good idea. 
192/24 on Qobuz.
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What‘s the problem here, guys? The cd is some years old, but as a benchmark for bass control of one’s speakers it‘s still relevant. Isn‘t it?
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