Raitt, Bonnie - Nick of Time - Super Hot Stamper

Raitt, Bonnie - Nick of Time - Super Hot StamperThe sound here is powerfully big and bold, with meaty, deep bass (such a big part of the rockers here, "Thing Called Love" being a prime example). When you hear it like this something probably pretty close to what he heard during the control room playback for the final mix it actually makes sense. It works. It's not exactly "natural," but natural is not what they were going for, now is it? We play albums like this very loud. I've seen Bonnie Raitt

lots of space

Of course this lovely London is nowhere to be found on Harry's list

*NOTE: There is a significant warp on both sides that is not audible in the least

But this stamper

What The Best Sides Of Wind of Change Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

For one thing they didn't have Kingsway Hall

In my experience

When it really starts cooking

and it probably will beat whatever you can find to throw at it

and we like to call them Hot Stampers

Not to mention the fact that the live-in-the-studio musicians are swimming in natural ambience

There is some grit to the sound to be sure