Posted Wednesday, February 21, 2018 by Ken Trexler Fell in love with GP when i heard his first album with Emylou Harris then had to collect all his work from The International Submarine Band to the Byrds and the Burrito's. If the rest of his catalog is done as well as this lp I'm going to be spending a lot of bucks. Finally hearing Chris Ethridge's bass and Eddie Hoh's drums driving the backbeat in glorious fashion. Sneaky Pete's steel guitar the fender 400 used with a fuzz box hits u like something out of the science fiction movies which he loved. Gram and Chis Hillman vocals are clear and precise. This seminal version of one of the founding fathers of country rock is a must have edition for your record collection.
Posted Monday, July 17, 2017 by Anonymous These remixes by Steven Wilson are pure genius. I've heard his remixes for XTC and other Tull records and they are great, but he steps into another league on this. So does Ian Anderson.
Posted Saturday, July 1, 2017 by Anonymous The mastering is excellent, considering the age of the tape, and if you like your stereo panned HARD, you'll love this! Monk is in the left speaker, bass player in both, Blakey, Griffin, and Hardman on the right. My only wish is that they had remastered the mono, instead. This issue has transparent midrange, and realistic bass and treble. Flat, quiet & centered, it's great!
Posted Wednesday, May 31, 2017 by EFY I have a lot of very good sounding records and a modest number of great sounding records. I have plenty that I love regardless of their fidelity. I have precious few that move me like this recording. I'm fascinated by it and I can't stop listening. Thanks to all involved, there is something very special happening here.