Came across some very good quality vinyl in the last day or so.
Original Master Recordings;
Supertramp, Crime of the Century George Benson, Breezin' La Boheme (w/Paverotti)

Japanese Pressings w/obi and inserts;
Rickie Lee Jones, self titled and Pirates and 10 inch Girl at her Volcano
Chariots of Fire Soundtrack

Digital classical recordings including
Shastakovich,Strauss, Kronos Quartet, Stavinsky, and Polyphonia Antiqua

Heavyweight Vinyl
Dave Brubeck, Time Out and A Cut Above

Pat Metheny Group, Offramp and Self titled

Nautilus Records direct to disc
Lee Ritinaur, Rit Gentle Thoughts Sugar Loaf Express Tim Weisberg

Several Sheffield Labs recordings

Earl Fatha Hines direct to disc

John Renbourn, Michael Hedges, Radka Toneff, Karen Gibbs, Weavers, L.A.4,
Charlie Byrd Herb Ellis Barney Kessel direct to disc

and a bunch of stuff on the Opus3 label, mostly folk type stuff.
All very interesting and fantastic quality.

And...?

I.E. report back on how they are once you've listened to them.

And...?

I.E. report back on how they are once you've listened to them.
By and large very, very good. The Supertramp Original Master is phenominal, The John Redbourn (of Pentangle) was a pleasant surprise as I had never heard of him. Time Out (Brubeck) is always good, and the Charlie Byrd is as good as the others. So far that's all I've played. :thmbsp:

I found that Supertramp at the curb along with other half and masters about a year ago (and posted here) I don't have a TOTL TT but it still sounds great. The singing and instruments are clear and accurates and so crisp. Now I know why people bought and buy those. A Cream Wheels of Fire sealed just sold for $400 on ebay. Ouchhh