Mason, Dave - It's Like You Never Left - Super Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)

Mason, Dave - It's Like You Never Left - Super Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)I was a big fan of this album when it came out in 1973. I used to play it all the time, in fact. Now I hear why it's big and rich with a solid bottom end and a smooth, sweet top; perfect for the big but not especially sophisticated speakers (the Fulton J System) I had back in the day. This album has the kind of sound that the typical CD just doesn't want anything to do with. Not that the Compact Disc couldn't pull it off there are good sounding CDs in

at least the ones with which I am familiar

*NOTE: There is a mark that plays 14 times at a light to moderate level about 1/4" into track 6 on side 2

They communicate the power of the music in a way that the leaner copies simply do not

We had a wonderful time listening to a big pile of pressings -- the sound (and music) were out of this world

What We're Listening For On Beethoven's Symphony No

This is the final statement from The Beatles

If it’s cut right it

One further point needs to be made: most of the time these very special pressings just plain more involving

tremendous dynamics

It's a recording that belong in any serious rock collection

" "Baby Won't You Please Come Home")

weighty pianos