kurch99

Flawless pressing and recording. The music and lineup is superb. Side 1 is a nice warm up with 3 great tracks but the band really starts cooking on side 2.

Decent remaster-however I wouldn’t have bought this had I been aware of the Milestone twofers that were pressed in the mid 70s. This record is a placeholder until my copy of “Spring Leaves” arrives. You get this album and “Portrait of Jazz” together.

A 1971 will not have the rim text with the Warner Brothers logo. I don’t have this specific press but my 1976 Winchester repress sounds incredible.

Pressed on thin and flexible vinyl but still sounds great. This LP is loaded with radio hits and longer jams such as Ramble Tamble and I Heard it Through the Grapevine. Essential classic rock approved by The Dude himself.

Congrats, It looks like you have the mono misprint that is found here:

https://www.discogs.com/release/19733488-Otis-Redding-The-Soul-Album

I'm glad that I stumbled upon this version as I did not own a vinyl copy of this album. Went out to Target the same night and got one. This is a great pressing not only for the value, but overall.

I tried taking this back to Best Buy a few weeks ago and they told me I could only exchange it and they didn't have any copies at the time, so I took it back home. Played it again tonight after adjusting the anti-skate a little and now it plays fine... See full review

My copy has the same issue on Suicide Solution. The inner groove distortion is highly evident if it wasn't bad enough that it skipped at least 9 times. The record did come slightly warped.

Mine sounds extremely funky too. Not sure what I can do with it now. I doubt I could get a replacement for it being that there are only 2500 copies to start with. It is an extremely cool looking disc though. This and the Tenacious D 7" this RSD... See full review

Not sure why the Americans are posting about the European pressing and someone from the UK is posting about the US version. The record sounds awesome to me. I love it. AFAIK it's "limited" to 13k worldwide. My shop in Chicago had about 20 copies.

The LP was originally released in 1973 as SD 7255, and your reissue has a different catalog #.

I prefer this version to my US Decca and it is miles better than the US MCA reissue that I own.

The hot pressing as listed here has RL on both sides of the runout. This is not the same version.

This is an amazing live album all the way around loaded with classic songs, very well mixed, recorded and produced. It sounds like the Wailers are in your living room.

Extremely disappointed with the sound quality on this pressing. Keith sounds like he is pounding on a bag of wet socks. Can anyone recommend a better sounding issue?

It looks like this may be what you're looking for.
The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

I just received a used copy of a US pressing from 1979 and it is muddy as hell.

This is probably the version that you are looking for Eagles - Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975
https://www.discogs.com/Eagles-Their-Greatest-Hits-1971-1975/release/1120223

I believe that I have this version but I'm not entirely positive. The runout codes do not match up exactly but they are close. Side One has ST-A-691671-M instead of N. I do not see the PR in the runout but the label is marked PR. Also the address... See full review

This is probably my favorite record in my collection. The sound quality is fantastic and the entire package is beautiful.