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Thanks Moonshine! I loved the movie I haven't listened to a lot of these bands since high school

Fantasy 45 vinyl followed by The Beatles Sgt Pepper mono cd

x3 (4?) off the box

Happy birthday Ken, I thought your birthday was earlier this month

Jethro Tull - This Was, UK vinyl first pressing pink Island

vinyl, just the first 4 sides.

Season four of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Danny Devito is the man

John Lee Hooker - Burning hell fantasy 45 vinyl

Terry's have great commercials too.

Nice BTW sort of a shame only one of the Tone Audio :asshat:'s now posts on the SH forums, seems vinyl anachronist has taken a leave of absence, now if only the other one would... SH Forums - View Single Post - New Blue Note on XRCD! from Audio Wave Music -- A short review by SH...

I'm not sure I possess the skills to be swapping tonearms. Does the Technics have adjustable feet to level it?

The White Stripes - Icky Thump vinyl

Marc? (I know I'm slow on the latest happenings)

nicely done.

I attempted this today. They're ravenous mad out there! /goes back to the comforts of the internet

We had quite the heated argument about KK doughnuts in Matt's car FWIW I thought those DJ doughnuts were better than KK too.

sl-1200 mk2 in black, 100 Disckeeper Ultimate sleeves, Hunt EDA brush. And a lot more music.

Spicy Italian on whole wheat. Yum! Enjoy the new found eatery Wayne.

Traffic - Mr Fantasy mono

We got no snow. I hear Cape Cod got 25-30"

Absolutely, the Garden of Delights booklets are fantastic. For the most part I also enjoy inserts in classical and some jazz CDs.

Not entirely related to the article, but I've noticed when I buy jazz box sets that include multiple discs of alternative takes or different live versions I find myself mostly listening to the original session. Bitches Brew is one of my favorites and I eagerly picked up the complete sessions set, but I keep coming back to the Japanese first pressing CD with the original mix. The box set is cool for the booklet, pictures and stuff, but I never listen to it. I think a lot of booklets and inserts are simply fluff, but one of the things I absolutely love are the large glossy black and white photos taken by Francis Wolff during the Blue Note recording sessions inside the Music Matters vinyl. It's another experience staring at them and wondering what was going through those musicians minds at the time they created such amazing music.

I found this an interesting read and agreeing with the author on a few points. What a collector loses (and gains) in the age of music downloading - The Boston Globe

Imagine a show down between the quad stacked ESL57 and Sound Lab Majestic 945 or Ultimate PX-1 in a huge room dedicated to just the stereo. Would there be any better way to spend time

I'm interested in what they had to go through for matching and refurbishing eight panels It's taken from quadsunlimited.com the same place where Doug posted about the treble stacked ESLs. They don't mention anything about amps.