Beethoven / Wagner - Symphony No. 4 / Siegfried Idyll / Monteux - Super Hot Stamper

Beethoven / Wagner - Symphony No. 4 / Siegfried Idyll / Monteux - Super Hot StamperBoth sides of this early Plum Label Victrola pressing are superb, with the kind of string tone only found on the best of the Living Stereo releases and other top quality Golden Age recordings. Here is the kind of sound that Classic Records could not ignore, even though the original was only ever made available as part of RCAs budget reissue series, Victrola. Dont let its budget status fool you this pressing puts to shame most of what came out on the

Old records have it — not often

Percy Faith's Theme from A Summer Place (1960)

This is no Heavy Vinyl slogfest

This copy of Swings In High Stereo has a lot in common with the other Decca and Living Stereo titles we've listed over the years

This vintage Warners pressing has the kind of Tubey Magical Midrange that modern records can barely BEGIN to reproduce

one that requires the highest-resolution

the Rolling Stone Album of the Year for 1982 (tied with Nebraska)

There are some very good sounding Brit originals but

we’ve tried

What The Best Sides Of Broken Barricades Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

One of the qualities that we don’t talk about on the site nearly enough is the SIZE of the record’s presentation

This Demo Disc quality recording should be part of any serious classical music collection