Men At Work - Business As Usual - Super Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)

Men At Work - Business As Usual - Super Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)As a bit of background just in case you are not familiar with the album, the domestic pressings are horrendously bright. We have never played one that didn't sound like the treble was jacked up to a level just this side of ear bleed. The only way to hear this album sound right is on Australian, Dutch, British and, more than a little surprisingly, even Japanese vinyl. Yes, we have heard them all. We've liked about one out of every one hundred Japanese

Weather Report's Sweetnighter

I went down the wrong road because I got caught up in the details and missed the essence of the sound

but that’s cold comfort in our book

The following are some general guidelines as to What to Listen For while you critically evaluate any of the Basie big band Pablo recordings (or any other big band recordings for that matter)

Adrian Beers - bass

It captures more of the live sound of these four guys playing together as a rock and roll band than any record they ever made afterwards

We want records like this one

It’s got energy and life without making your ears bleed -- if you have the system to play it

Organ: Russell Bridges-Mike Melvoin

lost in the mix

Want to know if you have a good side one on your copy

We consider this Bonnie Raitt album a Masterpiece