George Harrison ~ All Things Must Pass   This box set ended up being one of the biggest influences on me when I was a kid. The copy I'm listening to now is the limited release of the latest analog remaster on vinyl (#4637) which was part of the record store day event last month. I have the...

Tears Of Rage ~ Jimi Hendrix    March '68 in his hotel room   From LP 3 Side 2 on the West Coast Seattle Boy box set  

Advanced Exstata? 

Grateful Dead ~ Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 4 Bonus Disc   5/27/93 at Cal Expo     I just pulled out my tickets and it seems I skipped the spring tour that year. Cal Expo was a great place to see them. That and Autzen Stadium were my favorites.   ©1995 robbi cohn/dead images   [mod edit...

Drive-By Truckers ~ The Thanksgiving Filter/Used To Be A Cop   10" 45 single from Record Store Day   Both songs are from the upcoming full length release Go-Go Boots  

The Grateful Dead ~ The Warlocks Box   10/8/89 at the Hampton Coliseum   I used to listen to these shows on cassette. The HDCD version is much better.   

Looking at the pics in your review, and reading the comment about what a birdie said, it does make me wonder if there really is going to be much difference between the 404LE and the 507. Certainly the frame is different, but otherwise they pretty much look the same in terms of pads, housings and...

Streaming all styles of reggae on Positive Vibrations on KEXP. A Saturday morning tradition...   At this moment here's what's playing on the stream.

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers ~ The Live Anthology (side 6 & 12)  

The Rolling Stones ~ Beggars Banquet   This is the '03 abkco DSD vinyl remaster.  

Quote: You know, that's a really good idea...   

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers ~ The Live Anthology (side 5 & 6 & 7)   Mastered in Full Frequency Low Distortion Stereophonic Sound Unbreakable Micro-Groove Records ~ Hi Fidelity Audio Technology  

I was wondering that myself, and hoping this thread would shed some light.    I've been toying with the idea of getting some HE-6's, and some folks are saying they do best with a higher quality speaker amp. So that got me thinking about transformers, so I could either power the HE-6's...

The Grateful Dead ~ AOXOMOXOA   This the reissued original mix recut on vinyl.     The Beatles ~ Magical Mystery Tour   The mono release  

Jimi Hendrix ~ West Coast Seattle Boy   Side One of Album 3 at the moment...   These were cut by Ray Janos at Sterling Sound and sound fantastic.  

That's great. Thanks for the update! 

Bruce Springsteen ~ The Promise   I'm on side b of the first lp.   

Quote: Looks really nice... Those edcors look sharp.   Hmmm. Maybe you should be the first to post a schematic for the amp. Just a thought... 

Jimi Hendrix ~ West Coast Seattle Boy  (the new 8 lp box set from the archives) Bruce Springsteen ~ The Promise (the 3 lp version)   I know it's not five, but just these two kinda broke the bank. 

Eric Clapton ~ Eric Clapton (The Bramlett mix)   I've been listening to this quite a bit and I think I've ended up liking this mix better than the one one ATCO released originally. I'm glad it was finally released. I wonder if it's 'cause Delaney Bramlett died.  

Vinyl   Paul McCartney & Wings ~ Band On TheRun (the newly released remaster) TomPetty & The Heartbreakers ~ The Live Anthology (7 LPs) Moondoggies ~ Tidelands (local seattle band)   CDs   Bob Dylan ~ The Witmark Demos 1962-1964 (the latest 'bootleg' release) Eric Clapton ~...

Paul McCartney & Wings ~ Band On The Run   This is the newly remastered version that Jude posted on the homepage. I'm listening to the analog version, the 2 lp gatefold album version. It's pressed in Europe, and sounds really good. I bought this when it came out in '73 and still have my...

Eric Clapton ~ Eric Clapton Rarities Edition   This is the Delaney Bramlett original mix of Clapton's first solo album, plus some outtakes.  

Delaney & Bonnie with Eric Clapton and Friends ~ Colston Hall Dec 2nd, 1969   This was essentially Derek & The Dominos with Delaney & Bonnie, who where very good at southern soul music. It's interesting how some of Clapton's and Delaney's guitar duets sound very much like what later...