What are you listening to right now?

[jsaliga]

Minty Pacific Jazz deep groove mono pressing.

--Jerome

[jsaliga]

Minty Capitol 10-inch mono pressing.

--Jerome

[richidoo]

Awesome!!

[jsaliga]

Minty Pacific Jazz deep groove mono pressing.

--Jerome

[jsaliga]

The last Prestige deep groove mono pressing of this title that I seen sell on eBay went for over $2,000.  So I'm glad that Analogue Productions has reissued it on QRP 200g vinyl.  It sounds great and the $30 price is right.

--Jerome

[eleazar]

Hi Big Guy

[jsaliga]

Yep, that be my ugly mug.

--Jerome

[eleazar]

For another fan original Epic

[richidoo]

Lt Kije Suite on Side B of my wife's old childhood 'Peter and the Wolf' LP. Music's OK.

[richidoo]

Had to ditch the Kije, not happening.



from recent goodwill store LP bin raid $1 per disc

[richidoo]

Another Goodwill LP find for $1. Perfect condition, this is my quietest record - I haven't cleaned it yet, maybe that's why?   
Great modern recording quality from 1983 on EMI. I love Rattle. I wish all classical vinyl sounded like this.

[richidoo]

Another goodwill special



Heifetz - Piatigorsky Concerts

RCA Victor Red Seal, 1964, looks new. Beautiful amazing playing, good sound. Natural stereo mix.

[jsaliga]

Very nice Rich.  The Salvation Army and Goodwill thrift stores aren't the treasure trove for vinyl hunters that they used to be, but there are still some great records to be found.

I don't shop there as much as I used to, but when I do I always go out the door with something very worthwhile.

--Jerome

[tmazz]

Another goodwill special



Heifetz - Piatigorsky Concerts

RCA Victor Red Seal, 1964, looks new. Beautiful amazing playing, good sound. Natural stereo mix.

Way to go Rich! 

Might you have stumbled upon the NC Crack House?   

[richidoo]

I'm happy with the last load, about 20 discs of this caliber. It's been 6 months since last visit, time to check it again, and there's another one a little further away. $1/disc isn't as cheap as the crack house junk bin, but pretty good considering we are 'outna-conn-tree.'

There are some real record stores in Raleigh and Durham proper, but I've not visited them yet.