Desmond, Paul - Desmond Blue - Super Hot Stamper

Desmond, Paul - Desmond Blue - Super Hot Stamper*NOTE: This record was not noisy enough to rate our M to EX++ grade, but it's not quite up to our standards for Mint Minus Minus either. If you're looking for quiet vinyl, this is probably not the best copy for you. Vintage covers for this album are hard to find in exceptionally clean shape. Most of the will have at least some amount of ringwear, seam wear and edge wear. We guarantee that the cover we supply with this Hot Stamper is at least VG. Need

Listen to how grungy and smooth the guitars are on And Your Bird Can Sing -- they are close to perfection

the Back in Blacks and Zep IIs

shocked even

Only the best vintage vinyl pressings offer the kind of Tubey Magic that was on the tapes in 1966

on the better copies you can actually pick out the musicians in the studio and make sense of their individual contributions

That’s exactly what you hear when you play a record like this — it’s practically sonic perfection

now that we can hear it right

best sounding albums

John McLaughlin's Birds of Fire

Add to this lovely sound the added benefit of having a violin as the lead instrument and you have a record unlike any other in your collection

This album was one of Ron Nevison's early engineering jobs

the quality of being able to see into the studio