What Record Are You Hearing Now?

[vintageboy]

 

[Ken Boyd]

Zubin Mehta, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra ‎– Virtuoso Overtures

Label:
London CS6858
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
UK
Released:
Jun 1974
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic, Classical

Same release only not the Decca label.
http://www.discogs.com/Zubin-Mehta-...-Orchestra-Virtuoso-Overtures/release/6715783

 

[vintageboy]

 

[jnicholson14]

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (Israeli Bootleg)

 

[vintageboy]

 

[vintageboy]

 

[mad shadows]

Crazy Horse - s/t

 

[the_nines]

The Modern Jazz Quartet
Django
-Prestige- (Analogue Productions, 45rpm)

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[the_nines]

Charles Bell & The Contemporary Jazz Quartet
Another Dimension
-Atlantic-

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[vintageboy]

 

[the_nines]

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[the_nines]

Lester Young
The Immortal Lester Young (with Count Basie and others)
-Savoy- (Japan)

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[the_nines]

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[91r100gs]

The Doobie Brothers - Toulouse Street

German pressing

 

[v8peters]

Crime of the Century

Supertramp

1974 A&M

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[v8peters]

Caribou

Elton John

1974 MCA

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My LP/CD Collection

 

[ETLS]

Led Zeppelin IV

 

[ETLS]

Changes One Bowie

 

[Ken Boyd]

Franz Liszt, Arthur Fiedler ∙ Boston Pops* ‎– The Music Of Franz Liszt

Label:
RCA Victor Red Seal ‎– LSC-2442, RCA Victor Red Seal ‎– LSC 2442
Series:
Living Stereo –
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Stereo
Country:
US
Released:
1960
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic

http://www.discogs.com/Franz-Liszt-...Pops-The-Music-Of-Franz-Liszt/release/5053401

 

[Ilikevinyl]

Going back to Junior High...

The Original Soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever - RSO Records (1977)


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Going back to Junior High...

The Original SoundSaturday Saturday Night Fever - RSO Records (1977)


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If your copy has the "Live" version of "Jive Talkin'", that's a second pressing, which most were! A first pressing has the original studio version of "Jive Talkin'". The first pressing sounds better, has more punch (bass). The Bee Gees were going to release their "Live" album when Saturday Night Fever was first issued. They put the "Live" version on not long after the soundtrack was issued, to promote their album.