the flaming man shaking hands with a suit

dcfaithful

anybody catch that i'm talking about the album cover of Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here"?

anyways, i own the vinyl and cd, and on my way home from work i decided to throw on wish you were here and i came to the conclusion that this is one of those classic albums that just simply sounds better as a vinyl, almost like the pop and cracks add to the music.

so i've decided to name a just few other albums of the top of my head that fall under this same category:

pearl jam's - no code
black sabbath - first four albums
rolling stones - sticky fingers

anybody got any other good ones?

norm

into the wild

restlesssoul

binaural


agree with you on the sabbath ones, i love playing those records....hand of doom especially good

dcfaithful

restlesssoul wrote:

binaural


agree with you on the sabbath ones, i love playing those records....hand of doom especially good

yyyyyyyeah! paranoid is awesome, master of reality and vol. 4 are totally kick ass too.

black sabbath is like pearl jam in the sense that all their albums sound slightly the same, but all have these different feels, twists and inspirations to them...although i'm afraid that black sabbath is on the verge of being ruined just like zeppelin, ac/dc, and skynyrd by wal-mart, target, and hot topic

shame shame.

btw, i bet into the wild sounds great on vinyl

pjoasisrule

Have a perfect copy on vinyl so not much static

PearlJamaholic

velvet underground

FinsburyParkCarrots

Revolver (mono version)
Astral Weeks
Beggars Banquet
Led Zep III
Solid Air


My vinyl copies are worn to fook, but I'd rather hear them than the CDs.

gabers

I've been considering buying a record player lately. I keep hearing the audiophiles rave about the "warmer sound". Honestly, does it sound better or is it more of a nostalgia thing? What are some good record players?