Needles & Grooves

Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks Mofi Ultradisc One-Step, by an absolute mile!

QOTSA - Like Clockwork was one fo the few times I was like "Damn, this sounds especially good."

Mofi Ultradisc 1Step Bill Evans Trio - Sunday at the Village Vanguard.

John Coltrane - Blue Train (Music Matters Jazz - SRX)

In Rainbows discbox or Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music.

This has really got me thinking. Im always impressed by my first mono pressings of Lee Morgan - The Cooker and John Coltrane - Blue Train, cant imagine either of them sounding much better. A Three Blind Mice J-Jazz comp that @Skalap recommended is unreal quality as well.

I agree with @Phaneronic ...In Rainbows sounds phenomenal.

@Crabbers @Phaneronic it’s amazing and it was my best for a long time but those Ultradisc One-Step pressings are something else!

One of my MoFi's. Hard to pick which but they're all so good.

Herbie Hancock Head Hunters Analogue Productions 1 LP is definitely up there...

@Joe Mac I'd really love to hear one some day! Unfortunately I've just not been able to justify the price tag. Particularly since I already have the non-Ultra Disc MoFi Blood on the Tracks.

@Phaneronic I had a bit of money saved at the time and Blood On The Tracks is one of about 5 albums that I could justify that spend on. Even still I get a bit guilty at the spend! If you’re ever in Dublin you are welcome to come visit and hear it, or anything else you want to

MoFi Weezer’s Blue Album or M83’s Saturdays = Youth

Ryo Fukui ~ in scenery

A personal concert in my living room

I'm not sure off the top of my head, probs one of the recent Bowie reissues