Best LPs For Sound Quality | 5 Each Please

[MCRU]

Please help me out and jot down which in your opinion are your best 5 LP's purely on a sound quality basis so I can add some
to my collection for demos etc, much appreciated if as many can post as possible before the end of February when the Bristol
Show begins. If they are totally un-obtainable (if you know that for sure) no need to put them on your list, thanks. :)

[twotone]

Hunky Dory first to third pressings

Ziggy Stardust E matrixes (6 & 4 I think).

Any KOB up to about 1964 but the Columbia six eye mono is 'The One'.

Everyone Digs Bill Evans repress

John Martyn Solid Air

I've seen the six eye stereo version of KOB going for £500+ btw, the pressing plant should be no 4 on both versions

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Miles-Davis-Kind-Of-Blue-Vinyl-LP-Record-Six-Eye-MONO-CL1355-Label-Misprint-RARE-/301071703209?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item4619459ca9

[Audioman]

Fleetwood Mac Rumours 45 rpm (US pressing with SH/KG mastering).
Pink Floyd -The Wall. (Original UK pressing). DSOTM 2nd press A3/B3 or 30th Anniversary.
Dusty in Memphis - 45 rpm Analogue Productions.
Cat Stevens - Tea For The Tillerman - Analogue productions or UK 1st press (pink or pink rim).
Rickie Lee Jones self titled - MFSL 45 rpm.
The Doors LA Woman - Analogue Productions 45 rpm.
Dire Straits - Love Over Gold - Warner 2009 or from Universal box set both same Chris Bellman master.
Jackson Brown - Running On Empty UK first press.
Tracy Chapman - Self Titled - Germany.
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust - 40th Anniversary edition (Ray Staff Master).
Police - Ghost In The Machine original UK.
Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill - Speakers Corner.
Joni Mitchell - Hissing of Summer Lawns - Speakers Corner.
Sting- Nothing Like The Sun - original UK.
John Martyn - Solid Air - Island Uk or Universal B to B reissue.

A few more than 5 but all these are demo quality IMO (incl a few old chestnuts) and most are still available new or affordable as used at reasonable price.

[Clive197]

Blind Faith - Music On Vinyl
Jon Lord - Concerto For Group And Orchestra - Ear Music
Marc Cohn - Mobile Fidelity
Dave Brubeck - Time Out - 180grm
Santana - Abraxas - Music On Vinyl

Clive

[Thing Fish]

Diana Krall - Live in Paris (2 x 45 rpm)
Paul McCartney unplugged
Rimsky Korsakov - Scheherazade (Analogue Productions)
Traveling Wilburys - Box set (Rhino Release)
Meleody Gardot - Worrisome heart

[Martyn Miles]

Thelma Houston on Sheffield Lab.

' I've got the Music in Me '. It was a limited direct-cut pressing and only so many were pressed.
It is possible to obtain a copy, usually from the USA. Someone over there bought a few copies upon its release, and puts them on the market occasionally.


I purchased two in Sheffield in the late '70s, for £9.00 each. You can, I understand, buy it on CD, made from the back-up Master tape.

I dread to think what it sounds like...

[Jimbo]

Ry Cooder Paris Texas - soundtrack
Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries
London Grammar - If you wait
Rodrigo y gabriela
Nora jones - come away with me

[Dominic Harper]

Because some of my list have already been suggested, here are a few more-

Muddy Waters, folk singer. 33 and 45 pressings both sound wonderful on the re issue chess label

Friday night in San Francisco Live on original Phillips label

A meeting by the river, Ry Cooder& V M Bhatt

Faglarna Och Kallorna, Proprius PROP7742 (If you can find a copy that is)

Seasick Steve, started out with nothin and still got most of it left

Four Seasons, Tacet label from Germany all tube recording

Dave Brubeck, time out on Jazz wax Records, V cheap on amazon, its a DMM pressing to boot

[MartinT]

Joan Armatrading - S/T
Steely Dan - Gaucho
Supertramp - Crime of the Century
Rickie Lee Jones - S/T
Dire Straits - Communique


Seconded on the Thelma Houston and Pressure Cooker, or James Newton Howard and Friends, or any of the Sheffield Lab direct cuts (but not the subsequent releases made from the copy tape).

[SLS]

David, a few suggestions

OneZero - Nitin Sawhney - 45 direct cut - which you've got !!

Emily Barker & Red Clay Halo / Dear River - Linn. You also get a high res (24/192 I think) download so you can demo against each other.

Blur - Parklife - from 21 reissue.

Dire Straits 78-91 box set (and pretty good value)
http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/dire-straits-the-complete-studio-albums-1978-1991.333852/

VIVALDI L'Estro Armonico Loveday Marriner ARGO 2LP

Steven

[losenotaminute]

Dave

I have found that virtually all the Music on Vinyl (http://www.musiconvinyl.com/) pressings are excellent, for example Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue' is a good demo album.

Naim and Linn's redcordings on LP are also very high quality, as you would expect.

Lawrence

[MartinT]

I have found that virtually all the Music on Vinyl (http://www.musiconvinyl.com/) pressings are excellent

Agreed. Back to Black (http://www.backtoblackvinyl.com/) are more variable, but I have bought some excellent titles from them, too.

[John]

Dom mentioned a few of my favs already but will add the following
Rush A Farewell to the Kings
Keith Jarrett Koln Concert
Gene Ammons Boss Tenor
Jeff Beck Performing This Week Live at Ronnie Scotts
Robin Trower Bridge of Sighs

[Audioman]

Dave

I have found that virtually all the Music on Vinyl (http://www.musiconvinyl.com/) pressings are excellent, for example Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue' is a good demo album.

Lawrence

MOV lp's are mostly digital sourced and frankly not where I would go for anything recorded analogue. Pressing quality is very good though and they are a no brainer for titles from the 90's onwards that had a very limited release originally. I would suggest the Classic Records issue for Kind Of Blue but it is OOP and expensive.

[losenotaminute]

MOV lp's are mostly digital sourced and frankly not where I would go for anything recorded analogue. Pressing quality is very good though and they are a no brainer for titles from the 90's onwards that had a very limited release originally. I would suggest the Classic Records issue for Kind Of Blue but it is OOP and expensive.

As an aside, this site gives some background as to why it was a good idea to remaster the original recording, and I agree with their conclusion that this is a superb recording:

http://www.audiostream.com/content/miles-davis-kind-blue-again

Lawrence

[shane]

Only one that I'd really single out as a stunningly good recording. It's a live recording of an excellent jazz band in a Stockholm pub, and for recreating an atmosphere, as well as the dynamics of the instruments, there nothing to touch it. The vibes in I'm Confessin' are simply there, in front of you. If there's one thing I'd like to hear on Dom's new cartridge, it's this!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jazz-Pawnshop-VINYL-Arne-Domnerus/dp/B003CF0XBG

[Dominic Harper]

Jazz at the pawnshop is a very nice LP. Indeed, I have a copy and play it regularly. Those on my list on here in my opinion out perform even Jazz at the pawnshop.

[twotone]

Waltz for debby bill Evans is like that, a fantastic live jazz album.

[MCRU]

Looking good guys, keep em coming please, some record store is gonna get a big order soon.

[prestonchipfryer]

Rick Wakeman: The Myths and Legends of King Arthur.
Supertramp: Crime of the Century.
Joan Armatrading: Show Some Emotion.
Joan Armatrading: Me Myself I.
Frank Sinatra: Live at the Sands.

[twotone]

Nina Simone Live at Townhall is good sound wise, personally I'm not that impressed with the content, but Elton John said it is his favourite album ever which was the reason I bought it.

Of course mine is a re-press (4 men with beards) and no doubt Elton's copy is a first pressing or similar.

Tell you what though, Roy Orbison's in dreams the greatest hits produced by David Lynch and T Bone Burnett is stunning.

Sinatra at the Sands is a great shout too, I've the mono version and it really is top class although my copy is a bit noisy.

[Dominic Harper]

Must add this, an absolute must get. Very easily the best recording I now own (thank you Mark!)

La Folia on Harmonia Mundi label

[MartinT]

I have that La Folia on CD!

[Dominic Harper]

Try and get a copy on vinyl Martin, it is simply stunning.

[MartinT]

I'll look for a copy, Dom!

[Mr Kipling]

One lp that really surprised me with regards sound quality when I got it was Katrina & The Waves S/T album. It sounds quite hard-hitting, attacking and "rocky"!

What about 12" singles, if you can get them? Three favourites that come to mind are: 10,000 Maniacs - Eat For Two. Prefab Sprout - Cars And Girls. Linda Rondstant - Blue Buyou.

[Ali Tait]

The Pallas 45rpm of Night Train. Stunning recording IMHO.
De riguer for auditioning - Hugh Masakela-Hope 45rpm.Another great recording.

[StanleyB]

JMJ - Concert in China.

[machtman]

The La Folia vinyl is best on the original Harmonia Mundi but they are very hard to find and not cheap. There is an almost comparable pressing on ATR. There is also a pressing on Speakers Corner, which looks like the one on Harmonia Mundi, and which is the one I gave Dom. It is the worst of the three due to some surface noise and slightly lower quality.

FWIW, these are among the Divinity of very few records in the list by Salvatore Rubio, all of which that I have acquired are simply superb. However, some of them are getting hard to find and are very expensive.

[MartinT]

One of the best 12" singles to get, and fairly easy to find, is Chris Rea's Road to Hell.

[twotone]

The Pallas 45rpm of Night Train. Stunning recording IMHO.
De riguer for auditioning - Hugh Masakela-Hope 45rpm.Another great recording.

Hope is hard to find and expensive as is Gladiator sound track but our resident Vinyl guy, Scott Nangel (Daytona600), has both if you can ever get hold of him:)

[Kember]

For Jazz classics, apart from Brubeck and Miles Davis, almost any pressing I've heard of the following works:

Charles Mingus ... 'Mingus Ah Hum'

Charles Mingus ... 'Mingus Moves'

Charlie Byrd, Stan Getz ... 'Stan Getz: The bossa nova albums'

John Coltrane ... 'Blue Train'

John Coltrane ... 'Giant Steps'

Peter

PS I'll cheat :D and also mention an absolutely superb current Blue Note double album - Gregory Porter ... 'Liquid Spirit'.

[Ali Tait]

Hope is hard to find and expensive as is Gladiator sound track but our resident Vinyl guy, Scott Nangel (Daytona600), has both if you can ever get hold of him:)

Yep, got them from Scott.

[chris@panteg]

Symphony fantastique on reference recordings 45rpm Krojan, will blow your socks off.

Also any of the Mercury living presence cozart fine 35mm three channel recordings, I have several of these and they are simply devastating, well worth seeking out.

[twotone]

Yep, got them from Scott.

Really interested in buying these two Ali, would you say that they were worth the dosh at about £90 for the pair?

[Ali Tait]

Well that's hard to say, but I can say they are two of the very best vinyl recordings I have..

[Marco]

Really interested in buying these two Ali, would you say that they were worth the dosh at about £90 for the pair?

Jump in, Tony. They're quality! :trust:

Marco.

[loo]

Any of the smiths albums 1st pressings
Haim ~ days are gone polydor current release
LKJ ~ forces of victory Island 1st pressing
Culture ~ two sevens clash joe Gibbs records pressing
DJ Shadow ~ live in tune and on time Island current

[twotone]

Thanks guys, I'll give them a go, just need to try to get Scott to answer his phone now:D

[MCRU]

Hope is hard to find and expensive as is Gladiator sound track but our resident Vinyl guy, Scott Nangel (Daytona600), has both if you can ever get hold of him:)

:lol:

[machtman]

Amazing things happen. I ordered two of Dom's recommendations from Scott Nagle's website today and he not only shipped them today but also shipped something else that I've been waiting on for over two months.

Mark

[MCRU]

Amazing things happen. I ordered two of Dom's recommendations from Scott Nagle's website today and he not only shipped them today but also shipped something else that I've been waiting on for over two months.

Mark

How do you know they have been shipped? Lets see proof! :)

[machtman]

OK, when I check the tracking number it says booked with Hermes. When I book with Hermes I pay in advance. Don't know how it is for businesses but in the past when he informed something was shipped, the two items came after a couple of days.
Mark

[twotone]

Amazing things happen. I ordered two of Dom's recommendations from Scott Nagle's website today and he not only shipped them today but also shipped something else that I've been waiting on for over two months.

Mark

I'll have some of what your smoking Mark:eyebrows:

[vinylspinner]

The La Folia vinyl is best on the original Harmonia Mundi but they are very hard to find and not cheap. There is an almost comparable pressing on ATR. There is also a pressing on Speakers Corner, which looks like the one on Harmonia Mundi, and which is the one I gave Dom. It is the worst of the three due to some surface noise and slightly lower quality.

FWIW, these are among the Divinity of very few records in the list by Salvatore Rubio, all of which that I have acquired are simply superb. However, some of them are getting hard to find and are very expensive.


Is this the one Mark? on ebay 231140793963

[machtman]

This is the Speakers Corner version and seems very expensive. I would expect to be able to find one in Germany for less. And it is the worst of the three pressings. Look for the ATR version on eBay.de. Or on discogs.

[daytona600]

La Folia Two versions speakers corner & audionautes


http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23349223&ViewAction=ViewProduct

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=26922349&ViewAction=ViewProduct

Divinity of very few records in the list by Salvatore Rubio, Carry a very wide range of these including deleted & out of print titles

+ I,ll add these three as well

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23980643&ViewAction=ViewProduct

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23924318&ViewAction=ViewProduct

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23884977&ViewAction=ViewProduct

[twotone]

This is the Speakers Corner version and seems very expensive. I would expect to be able to find one in Germany for less. And it is the worst of the three pressings. Look for the ATR version on eBay.de. Or on discogs.

One of the ATR ones in Austria for 25 euros plus postage, the earlier 1982 versions start from about 20 euros plus postage.

I bought the Thelma Huston one referred to earlier for £18 inc postage.

[machtman]

One of the ATR ones in Austria for 25 euros plus postage, the earlier 1982 versions start from about 20 euros plus postage.

I bought the Thelma Huston one referred to earlier for £18 inc postage.

Good for you. I think the 1982 version is the best but the ATR is very good.

Unlike the other posters, I'm not enthused about the music on the Jamie Newton record. In fact, I would be willing to sell mine if somebody wants it.

Regarding Paniagua, what was also on the Divinity list was the Musique de la Grece Ancienne, which is reconstructions of ancient Greek music from the few remnants of notation that are left on musical instruments that they built according to pictures of what they looked like. I think it is absolutely superb. As a result, I have ended up buying that and almost all the other records they ever made, and love them all. These old records only seem to come up from Spanish sources in Discogs, and often have slight surface noise. Paniagua stopped recording a few years ago but is still well known in Spain.

Another one on the Divinity list which is superb is a recording of Tibetan bells by Prevencer, which comes up in Discogs about once every month or two, and which is of equal quality. But it is sounds rather than music. Beautiful, haunting sounds.

Mark

[bob4333]

Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night
Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends
Beatles - Red Album 1962-1966 (Something different about this pressing, even better than the individual tracks on the 180g reissues)
ZZ Top - Live in Texas (Down 'n Dirty.....)
Steve Winwood - Chronicles
Dire Straits - On Every Street

Sorry, six - I know.

[SLS]

For Jazz classics, apart from Brubeck and Miles Davis, almost any pressing I've heard of the following works:

Charles Mingus ... 'Mingus Ah Hum'

Charles Mingus ... 'Mingus Moves'

Charlie Byrd, Stan Getz ... 'Stan Getz: The bossa nova albums'

John Coltrane ... 'Blue Train'

John Coltrane ... 'Giant Steps'

Peter

PS I'll cheat :D and also mention an absolutely superb current Blue Note double album - Gregory Porter ... 'Liquid Spirit'.

Dave recommended the Gregory Porter album to me a while back and very glad I got it. Great voice, great recording.
So I trust he'll take it along.

[twotone]

La Folia Two versions speakers corner & audionautes


http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23349223&ViewAction=ViewProduct

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=26922349&ViewAction=ViewProduct

Divinity of very few records in the list by Salvatore Rubio, Carry a very wide range of these including deleted & out of print titles

+ I,ll add these three as well

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23980643&ViewAction=ViewProduct

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23924318&ViewAction=ViewProduct

http://snvinyl.co.uk/epages/eshop943300.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=23884977&ViewAction=ViewProduct

Scott yer box is full mate:eek:

[daytona600]

Inbox cleared Tony

[MCRU]

Inbox cleared Tony

Scott can you be kind enough to list on AOS as of today/tomorrow what you have IN STOCK in your house vinyl wise, I for one would buy more but based on my very first order which you showed on your site as being in stock but wasn't leaves a bit of a sore taste, others have said the same, so list away and providing you ship same/next day I will place some orders, what I don't like is things advertised that are not in stock, yes we all run out of things from time to time, I do myself, I sell mofi label records but usually work to wish lists these days as it's impossible for me to spend hours listing all the available vinyl on my site, but I let customers know within a couple of days if I don't have stock of anything listed, same goes for the clearaudio titles too. thanks :)

[daytona600]

Dave Could list a full stock list on AOS but it would be a very long post well over 1000 titles in stock & new titles arrives every day
My website shows current stock updated daily

Your order dave for Gladiator out of stock for a year waiting a re-press & my first delivery all sold out on pre-orders i did ship your order a week later once my 2nd delivery arrived

[twotone]

Dave Could list a full stock list on AOS but it would be a very long post well over 1000 titles in stock & new titles arrives every day
My website shows current stock updated daily

Your order dave for Gladiator out of stock for a year waiting a re-press & my first delivery all sold out on pre-orders i did ship your order a week later once my 2nd delivery arrived

PM sent Scott.

Tony

[Audioman]

Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night
Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends
Beatles - Red Album 1962-1966 (Something different about this pressing, even better than the individual tracks on the 180g reissues)
ZZ Top - Live in Texas (Down 'n Dirty.....)
Steve Winwood - Chronicles
Dire Straits - On Every Street

Sorry, six - I know.

Which edition of the Red Album? If it's an original 1973 will sound rather better. They did a DMM remaster around 1993 and I believe there is a current version which may not use the new remastered sources? Same would go for Blue album.

Paul.

[bob4333]

Which edition of the Red Album? If it's an original 1973 will sound rather better. They did a DMM remaster around 1993 and I believe there is a current version which may not use the new remastered sources? Same would go for Blue album.

Paul.

Paul, both the Red and the Blue were bought new by me before CD replay came out, so that would place them around the late 70's and I guess ties in with your statement of why they sound the way they do. Didn't know that. I always thought the Red seemed to have a slight edge on the Blue, but with this new knowledge I'm going to listen more critically and see.

Thanks for the insight.

Bob

[PaulStewart]

David,

Are you looking for records to show of systems with good dynamics, texture and a good mix of frequencies? If so there are some that have been favs of mine for years and they are also good tunes.

Classical Kyung-Wha Chung Beethoven Violin Concerto D Major, Op.61. This was one of the first DDA recordings using Decca's newly invented system that recorded on uMatic video recorders. It has great range and textures and in '79 Kyung-Wha Chung's fluidity had to be heard to be believed.

Billy Joel 52nd Street. The brass on this is ethereal and so is thevocal timbre, cooking tunes as well.

Supertramp Crime of the Century a good pressing of this, especially the MoFi half speed mastered one....WOW! Slam, pace, texture, excitment, it's got it all and a fine record to boot.

Jazz masterpieces are endless, Miles, Coltrane, Monk etc. All with Great SQ. Pick one and for me it would be Coltrane's Blue Train.

For a modern recording I would go for Stephen Dale Petit's new one Cracking the Code. This is an analogue recording with tremendous verve and excitement. It is a history of the blues in one record. It has guests ranging from Patrick Carney from the Black Keys, Ex-Stone Mick Taylor, Dr. John, Chris Barber and Hubert Sumlin, Howlin' Wolf's guitarist. . In fact, Sumlin died just thirteen days after the recording. It's anincredibly well put together album, a great listen and really shows of systems well.

[machtman]

A meeting by the river, Ry Cooder& V M Bhatt

Faglarna Och Kallorna, Proprius PROP7742 (If you can find a copy that is)

Seasick Steve, started out with nothin and still got most of it left

Four Seasons, Tacet label from Germany all tube recording
t

Dom
Thanks for these recommendations.
I already owned the Seasick Steve recording on your recommendation, and it is quite good. And I've managed to find the Proprius on eBay in NM condition for 8 Euro plus shipping. It arrived today from France and is absolutely superb organ music. Highly recommended.

I also ordered the Ry Cooder and Tacet recordings from snvinyl. Unlike the dire predictions by a couple of people on this thread, Scott shipped them within 2-3 days and the Ry Cooder arrived today together with Gladiator that I ordered months ago. The Tacet is still in transit.

I like the Ry Cooder, although I don't think it is as good as Buena Vista Social Club live at Carnegie, where he also plays.

Unlike others who have been thrilled by Gladiator, and although I love old DCD recordings, I am very unenthused about Gladiator and would be very pleased to sell it on.

I also listened to Stimela on Hope by Hugh Masekela with your cartridge and it sounds wonderful. In contrast, some records don't seem to have unexplored secrets in them, e.g. a mid-70s Harvest pressing if Pink Floyd's DSOTM doesn't sound any better and in fact seems to be missing the extended trebles I'm hearing with some records.

Vinyl is fun.

Mark

[twotone]

Dom
Thanks for these recommendations.
I already owned the Seasick Steve recording on your recommendation, and it is quite good. And I've managed to find the Proprius on eBay in NM condition for 8 Euro plus shipping. It arrived today from France and is absolutely superb organ music. Highly recommended.

I also ordered the Ry Cooder and Tacet recordings from snvinyl. Unlike the dire predictions by a couple of people on this thread, Scott shipped them within 2-3 days and the Ry Cooder arrived today together with Gladiator that I ordered months ago. The Tacet is still in transit.

I like the Ry Cooder, although I don't think it is as good as Buena Vista Social Club live at Carnegie, where he also plays.

Unlike others who have been thrilled by Gladiator, and although I love old DCD recordings, I am very unenthused about Gladiator and would be very pleased to sell it on.

I also listened to Stimela on Hope by Hugh Masekela with your cartridge and it sounds wonderful. In contrast, some records don't seem to have unexplored secrets in them, e.g. a mid-70s Harvest pressing if Pink Floyd's DSOTM doesn't sound any better and in fact seems to be missing the extended trebles I'm hearing with some records.

Vinyl is fun.

Mark

I agree regarding Gladiator, don't get me wrong it's a fantastic recording and it does sound amazing however my own phono amp is away being modded and I'm using the phono stage in my Brio-R and to me the music seems congested.

I was at Scott's picking up Gladiator and I bought Dead Can't Dance-Into the Labyrinth from him too which, to my ears, on my system, is far better than Gladiator but I'll hold off making a judgement until I get my phono stage back but Gladiator will be getting moved on if it doesn't sound much better.

Perhaps you need a really top quality system to get the bes out of that record?

BTW, I apologise for making flippant remarks about Scott, I've had a few dealings with him now and I can't say enough about him and also his genuine hospitality but Scott knows I was joking and has taken no offence, I hope.

If anyone gets a chance and are able to go and pick up their orders directly from Scott then be prepared to empty your wallet cause the guy has some of the most incredible vinyl in stock and he certainly knows his onions in that regard plus his prices for top quality recordings are very reasonable IMO.

[Ali Tait]

Yep, always had great service from Scott.

[machtman]

Dom's two other recommendations have arrived:

Faglarna Och Kallorna, Proprius PROP7742 (eBay)

Four Seasons, Tacet label from Germany all tube recording (Scott Nangle)

Both are super recordings but the Tacet recording is particularly good.

Mark

[Marco]

If anyone gets a chance and are able to go and pick up their orders directly from Scott then be prepared to empty your wallet cause the guy has some of the most incredible vinyl in stock and he certainly knows his onions in that regard plus his prices for top quality recordings are very reasonable IMO.

+1. Undoubtedly the best way to get the full 'Nangle experience' is to visit the man on his home turf, especially if he's doing rolls in square sausage with broon sauce! ;)

Marco.