jamieanderson1968
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Might actually bite on this one since is the only Hendrix I don't have yet
Definitive Audiophile pressings
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Honestly the family approved pressings of Hendrix are all so good, and also such good value, that this doesn’t even slightly pique my interest!
MikeH
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I hate that it does pique my interest to be honest haha. The family pressings are fantastic but part of me wants the UHQR too
My want list is deep so if I have such a good pressing already I really have to invest my money in other stuff! Those family pressings aren’t just good for the money, they’re seriously good full stop!
Colonel4Bin
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I echo this sentiment. Those impress me every time I put them on.
Portland Sheriff
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I was hoping for Blue Train.
In any event, and assuming the rumor is true, I wonder if this would come out before the 45rpm of Kind of Blue.
wmeugene
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I would definitely prefer Blue Train to either another KoB or AYE
I'm happy if it's that. I can ignore it totally.
Well I've just received the freaking impossible to find ACTUAL 2016 press of Ziggy (nearly every seller on Cogs has it listed wrong) so its time to have a shootout between this and the Mofi, loser gets sold.
Except yeah right I'm not selling that Mofi even if it does come out in second...
Except yeah right I'm not selling that Mofi even if it does come out in second...
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MikeH
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Interested to hear what you and NightMather think!
jamieanderson1968
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Plus the MoFi probably lost 30% of its value the moment you opened the seal
Actually not really in this case, it generally sells sealed for double what I paid. And considering the condition, it's in better shape than every other one for sale on cogs right now and most are already more than I paid.
MATHER ACTUALLY WINS ONE!
Colonel4Bin
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This one popped up back in stock. I know it was in stock some other places briefly earlier in the year too. From what I've read, it's pretty good. Anyone have this?
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John Coltrane - My Favorite Things - ORG LP
Instantly recognized and forever celebrated, My Favorite Things is a landmark recording in every possible sense. The 1960 album is the first that introduced John Coltrane's legendary quartet with pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Steve Davis, and drummer Elvin Jones. It is also the first on which he...
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Mr Moustache
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No, but now it's on the way! Thanks.This one popped up back in stock. I know it was in stock some other places briefly earlier in the year too. From what I've read, it's pretty good. Anyone have this?
John Coltrane - My Favorite Things - ORG LP
Instantly recognized and forever celebrated, My Favorite Things is a landmark recording in every possible sense. The 1960 album is the first that introduced John Coltrane's legendary quartet with pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Steve Davis, and drummer Elvin Jones. It is also the first on which he...
Colonel4Bin
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Hah, same here. Don’t know how long it will stay in stock.
MikeH
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Toad Hall says a new limited MoFi is coming in the next 24 hours on their site. I’m guessing it’s the Crosby supervinyl
mitchwagz
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I have it and it’s possibly the best the album will ever sound, but it still isn’t great. Atlantic just did not record jazz well for the most part.This one popped up back in stock. I know it was in stock some other places briefly earlier in the year too. From what I've read, it's pretty good. Anyone have this?
John Coltrane - My Favorite Things - ORG LP
Instantly recognized and forever celebrated, My Favorite Things is a landmark recording in every possible sense. The 1960 album is the first that introduced John Coltrane's legendary quartet with pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Steve Davis, and drummer Elvin Jones. It is also the first on which he...
JohnnyCashFan
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I disagree, I think Dowd and Lehle did a great job recording jazz, very lively feel, with good separation, with minimal equipment at the original Atlantic offices before and after they moved to the dedicated 8 track studio on Broadway in 59'.
keylime_5
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Lot of people hate on Atlantic jazz recordings, I really love how the Coltrane Atlantic albums sounds though, love that punchy sound and booming bass, especially, on Giant Steps and Coltrane Jazz
MikeH
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Well my Sundazed copy of Bridge Over Troubled Water arrived today. Opened it to find….a beat up old pressing of it instead. Messaged them and they said they are trying their best and will see if the other copy that’s left is Sundazed.