Peter Gabriel and others - "Big Blue Ball" 45rpm double blue vinyl LP


David Bowie - "Blue Jean" 7" single


Red Hot Chili Peppers - "By The Way" limited ed. 7" red single


Disney World Musical Souvenir - apparently limited edition to 5000 copies.
Same picture on both sides. (Tracks are different.)


Beatles - "Free As A Bird"  7" single.


Icehouse - "Man of Colours" blue vinyl LP. Sounds pretty nice. Australian import. Apparently there's also red and yellow vinyl editions.


7" EP of "Do Ya" covered by Einstein's Sister, Linus of Hollywood, Parallax Project
and Kenny Howes and the Yeah! Limited Ed. clear vinyl from Tallboy Records.


Just have to have this on picture disk! Pink Floyd - "Dark Side of the Moon"
Funny part is, it really is just a novelty - the last song on side 2 is cut off! Looks cool though!


Tuxedo Junction - "Chattanooga Choo Choo" on 7" yellow vinyl.
I also have their LP, also yellow. (Will get it up here soon.)


OK, so here it is. The yellow vinyl of the Tuxedo Junction LP. From what I understand, this was only released
on yellow vinyl.



Meat Loaf - "Bat Out of Hell" LP picture disk. Even though pic disks are usually noisy (this one is, too), this LP
is apparently mastered flat from the master tapes. Looks cool!


A new reissue of "Bat Out Of Hell" for 2014 from Music On Vinyl. 180g on "hellish red vinyl" (marbled red/black).
This reissue sounds as good as can be - considering the long running time and the original mastering probably could have
been better. The red vinyl is supposed to be limited to 2000, this one is # 000376 (stamped on back cover in hard-to-see
silver print), as seen in upper right of picture.


Gren - "She Shines" on yellow 7" EP. If you say "who?", it's an indie band.
Don't know if they still exist!


Electric Light Orchestra - "Secret Messages" 7" pic disk. Sounds pretty good, too.


U2 - "All That You Can't Leave Behind" picture LP. The sound isn't too bad, either.


O.M.D. - "Genetic Engineering" on 7" picture disk. Not sure, but I think
this may have been easy to find. Still looks cool.


Electric Light Orchestra - "Mr. Blue Sky" on blue 7" vinyl UK(top) and US(bottom) editions.
(Both have "ALLEN" etched in the runout, but are not Allen Zentz mastered.)


Electric Light Orchestra - "Sweet Talkin' Woman" on purple vinyl.
UK (top) and US (bottom). The UK is vinyl, the US is styrene and the song is sped up a bit.


The Colored Vinyl Out of the Blue Collection!
ELO - "Out of the Blue" double blue LP. (Along with the US and UK 7" purple singles of "Sweet Talkin' Woman"
and blue US and UK singles of "Mr. Blue Sky")
All 4 sides of the album are half speed mastered by Stan Ricker (SR/2)!
The blue vinyl is also a bit heavier/thicker than the standard black vinyl edition.
 (Although there are weight variations in pressings of this album.)


To add to my collection of ELO's "Out of the Blue" is this beautiful 180g limited edition (#475 of 1000)
on blue vinyl released by Music On Vinyl in 2012. The gatefold sleeve is glossy and also beautiful.
It's a bit weird seeing ELO with an Epic (Sony) label.
Mastered from the high resolution digital masters and sounds better than the recent CD reissue.
(Note: The "tape problems" on the remaster also appear on these LPs, but the audio quality is better and the high frequencies
are intact and the disks are very quiet. MOV is using virgin vinyl.)


Adding this one here, to add to the "Out of the Blue" collection.  Sony/Legacy repressed this album from the
MOV stampers, so the sound is the same. This "U.S." clear vinyl version was also limited. (This LP is #405). I'm not sure of
how many were pressed. I've seen listed numbers of 3000, 5000 and 10,000. Sony/Legacy also re-issued the other
MOV stamper versions of "A New World Record" and "Eldorado" - also on this page - below.


In 2012, Music On Vinyl (MOV) reissued ELO's "Eldorado" album on 180g black vinyl - at the same time the limited blue
vinyl edition of "Out of the Blue" came out. In 2015, Sony/Legacy reissued "Eldorado" using the MOV stampers on
180g clear vinyl. So the overall sound is the same. These editions were limited to 5000, which this is #2749.
Curiously, the "silver" print on the label on both sides is extremely faded where the song listing is. It is barely visible.
Was this the case for the whole run? (Notice in the picture, the bottom half of the Epic label almost looks "blank".)



In 2012, Music On Vinyl (MOV) reissued ELO's "A New World Record" album on 180g black vinyl - at the same time the limited blue
vinyl edition of "Out of the Blue" came out. In 2015, Sony/Legacy reissued "A New World Record" using the MOV stampers on
180g clear vinyl. So the overall sound is the same. These editions were limited to 5000, which this is #4309.


To add to the 180g clear vinyl reissues of ELO albums is "Discovery".  The vinyl is very quiet and sounds as good as expected.
Limited edition - Number 003928. I've read they pressed 5000.


Original UK 12" single release of "Shine A Little Love" by ELO on white vinyl. The B-side is "Jungle" from the Out of the Blue album.
Sound is very good and the song is the "edited" version - without the album "spooky" intro.



Electric Light Orchestra - "Telephone Line" on 7" green vinyl.
(Why green? Because the b-side is "Poorboy (The Greenwood)" I guess!?)


This one is a curiosity. ELO's "Secret Messages" on white vinyl. I got it "used" with several other ELO LPs around 1990.
The LPs were supposedly from some kind of collector and were all in 'mint' condition. At the time, I thought it was just
a colored vinyl edition on the Jet label that I didn't know about. Later, I got several stories about it being a bootleg or
one of only a handful of this album that were (sneaky) pressed on colored vinyl that were never officially recognized. It's the same as the regular black
edition (stamped with the familiar Allen Zentz Mastering and "flower" picture" in the runout). Anyone else have any idea?
No, it's not for sale.


Jeff Lynne - "Armchair Theatre" reissued in 2013 on double blue vinyl by Let Them Eat Vinyl. The sound is very good!
Note that the reissued CD and LP have a different picture of Jeff for the cover. The original single LP edition sounded very good,
but did suffer from good-fair vinyl of 1990 with surface noise and "pops/crackle". These are on heavier vinyl and pressed with more care.
2 bonus tracks are included, "Borderline" which was originally a B-side in 1990, has been re-done for this version. "Forecast" is a nice
addition, although some fans think it should be longer or left off.


Released by Let Them Eat Vinyl the same day as "Armchair Theatre", ELO's "Zoom" finally gets an official vinyl release! Originally from 2001,
the original commercial CD's suffered from compression/distortion. The reissue in 2013 was a bit better - and this double white LP edition
sounds very good. Mastered from the reissue master file, this is probably the best commercially available version of the album. Two bonus
tracks are included, "One Day" and "Turn To Stone - (Live from 2001 PBS show)". The live track should have been on the "Live" LP, but
"One Day" is a nice addition to the album.


Also released with "Armchair Theatre" and "Zoom" was this double red LP edition of ELO "Live". Recorded from the 2001 PBS show,
the sound is very good. Although all of the "Zoom" songs were left off and 2 bonus tracks were added. "Out of Luck" and "Cold Feet"
are actually studio recordings by Jeff Lynne - and probably should have been bonus tracks on "Zoom".


Various artists - Music from and Inspired by "Spiderman 3" double LP on colored (red/black marbled) vinyl.
It's obviously mastered from digital source, but doesn't sound too bad.
Some tracks are better than others. The gatefold package and inner sleeves are beautiful.


U2 - "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" from "Batman Forever"
on 7" red vinyl. (B-side is "Themes from Batman Forever")
It's limited, but don't know how many were pressed. Sounds pretty good.


OMD - "We Love You" double 7" singles. It looks like a gatefold LP, but it's a single with
2 records. The other single is "If You Leave". It says limited edition, but I don't know how many.


The Move - "Flowers In The Rain" 7" vinyl re-issued when the remastered Move
CD's came out. By a twist of fate, I wound up with 5 copies of this single.
(But alas, not the colored vinyl one!)
Limited edition, too.


George Harrison - "My Sweet Lord" (2000 version/mix) on 7" green vinyl. Sounds nice, but off-center a bit.


Queen - "No One But You" on 7" picture disk. The touching song recorded after Freddie Mercury died. The disk is a
bit noisy, but it still sounds nice. Apparently this one is limited, but I don't know how many.


Beatles - "Sgt. Peppers/With a Little Help" on 7" clear vinyl. (A re-issue.)


Spin Doctors - "Turn It Upside Down" green vinyl LP.


U2 - "Lemon" remixes on 12" yellow vinyl.


U2 - live recordings on "Propoganda". 3 colored LPs. This is apparently either a bootleg or promotional set.
Looks nice and sounds fairly good.


Traveling Wilburys - "Handle With Care" reissued 7" single when the remastered CDs came out.
Another one, by twist of fate, I have 7 copies of. Supposedly very limited, but they
seem to be easy to come by.



Traveling Wilburys - "Handle With Care" original 10" single. (Not remastered.) Sounds really nice.


Traveling Wilburys special edition boxed set of 3 remastered LPs. Pressed on 180g vinyl. Limited First Edition.
(Traveling Wilburys Vol's 1 & 3 and special EP with remixes and extras.)


David Gilmour - "Smile" on limited edition 7" "clear" vinyl. However there's little flecks
of white and black vinyl in the pressing. For a 7" single, this pressing is thick (comparable to a 180g LP)
and very quiet. Sounds really nice. I have no idea how the LP sounds.


Big Pig - BONK - LP on white vinyl. (Band known for the song "I Can't Breakaway")
The vinyl sounds nice, but the album cover is made from thinner stock than the standard black LP.


12" single of "Some Like It Hot" by Power Station. For a picture disk, this one is very thick and sounds
fairly good. It's in a clear poly-vinyl sleeve with the white text printed on the sleeve.


Queen "Made In Heaven" white vinyl LP. The last Queen album with the late Freddie Mercury.  The white
vinyl sounds really nice and quiet. The LP package is much nicer than the CD.


R.E.M. - "Nightswimming" 12" single. This picture side has no music. The songs are on the other side.
The pressing is a little noisy, but not horrible. It's pretty much a standard collectors picture disk.


Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here" LP picture disk. There is more surface noise than the regular vinyl,
but the music is all there. The cover is die cut so the LP is supposed to fill in the picture. The album itself is
fairly thick. (Even as picture disks go.)


"Sounds Like ET" 12" picture disk. Features music from ET and other various space themed movies.
The music is not original, but covers done by some other band. Doesn't sound bad.
The other side has a full picture of E.T. I imagine the movie people probably didn't like this album containing
trademarked images. I have no idea how many were made.



The Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" seems to have been remastered several times. This is the limited edition
180g yellow (mono) and green (stereo) anniversary edition of the LP. Both sound nice, but the pressings
apparently had problems - so many have noisy artifacts.


"Wonderland" by Big Country on 12" clear vinyl. This is supposed to be a limited edition, but I've seen many copies
in used bins. Sounds pretty good.


Midnight Oil's "Blue Sky Mining" on beautiful blue vinyl. Another one that's supposed to be 'limited', but I've seen many.
The sound is good and maybe a bit better than the black vinyl I used to have.


OK, what could be better than Twisted Sister on PINK vinyl? This is the new anniversary edition of "Stay Hungry".
Not to be confused with Sisters' remake called "Still Hungry". This is the original recording and like the inner sleeve
says...."PLAY IT LOUD, MUTHA"


I'm not a huge Michael Jackson fan. But hey, you can't deny "Thriller" being a 'historical' record. This is the reissue on
picture disk. It sounds pretty good. Below is the B-side with the zombie picture.





"Glorious Dawn" by Carl Sagan 7" 45 rpm. Limited Edition vinyl celebrates the 75th birthday of the late Carl Sagan.
B-side is an etching of the Voyager intersteller record cover. (Carl's voice is autotuned to 'sing' with music.)


"Nevermind" by Nirvana. 12" 180g blue vinyl limited edition remaster by O.R.G. in 2009.
The sound on this audiophile LP is excellent.


Limited edition 7" 45rpm single of "Valleys of Neptune" bu Jimi Hendrix
This is an all-analogue recording from the master tapes just recently recovered and released in 2010.
It does sound nice.


Jimi Hendrix 7" of "Bleeding Heart". Another limited edition single from "Valleys of Neptune".
2010 release.



REM - "Imitation of Life" 12" single on orange vinyl.


"Mothership" 4 LP boxed set by Led Zeppelin. Limited special edition on 180g vinyl mastered by Stan Ricker.


"Stadium Arcadium" 4 LP set by Red Hot Chili Peppers. This is the 150g set. (The mastering is the same for the 200g set
and both versions sound equally nice.) Limited edition and mastered to preserve the dynamic range. (Does not sound
extra loud and compressed as the CD of the same album.)


Flaming Lips do "Dark Side of the Moon" 12" LP. The vinyl is "seafoam green" - although more clear than green.
The sound is very good. The LP comes with a CD of the album.


"Fireflies" by Owl City on 7" clear vinyl. The sound is very good and is the "UK Radio Edit".


"Fresh" by DEVO! Blue vinyl 12" single, limited edition for "Record Store Day 2010". B-side is "What We Do"
Plays at 45rpm. Very good sound.


DEVO "Something For Everybody" LP on translucent blue vinyl. The sound is EXCELLENT!
DEVO has made a great comeback and if you have a turntable, GET THIS. Trust me.


OFC (Old Future Crash) - "I'll Never Stop" 7" EP on numbered limited edition orange vinyl.
This is an independent band on an independent label.  # 294n/520



Pink "marbled" limited edition the 2010 remastered for vinyl "Hounds of Love" by (and approved by) Kate Bush.
Remastered for this vinyl edition by Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray for Audio Fidelity, this 180g
marbled vinyl sounds excellent. (Album originally released in 1985.)
(Limited edition # 0131 of 5000 pressed.)


U2 - "Artificial Horizon" triple vinyl set. Limited Edition of remixed U2 songs
on 3 dark purple 180g disks. This set has quickly become a collectors item.
(Although not mentioned on the covers or labels, these were mastered at 45rpm.)


Conan O'Brien (and the Legally Prohibited Band) LP by Third Man Records. This is a live recording
from June 10, 2010 in Nashville, TN.  And see below....


Conan O'Brien 7" single of "And They Call Me Mad?" / Interview on Third Man Records.


Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark (OMD) new 7" limited single on yellow vinyl of "If You Want It" from the
NEW album 'History of Modern'. B-side is an exclusive track "Idea 1". See Below...


2010 New OMD Album! "History of Modern" double LP.
Autographed by Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys.


Another 7" single by OMD from "History of Modern". This one, on light purple vinyl is "Sister Marie Says" (Radio Edit).


Not colored or a pic disk - but a new release by ELO (Jeff Lynne) on vinyl. "Mr. Blue Sky" is a collection of re-recordings
of ELO songs by Jeff Lynne on Frontiers Records. It also includes the previously unreleased new song "Point Of No Return".
The LP looks nice, but the vinyl mastering is lacking. Several songs suffer from being mastered too loud and cause "crunchy"
or "crackle" sounds on some high frequencies and drums. Note: There is a 2013 blue reissue on Let Them Eat Vinyl records.


And here it is! The double blue limited edition re-issue of "Mr. Blue Sky" (2013). Limited to 1000 un-numbered copies.
The mastering SURPASSES the original Frontiers release. If you missed the original, get this mastering. IT'S BETTER!
The vinyl is heavier, quieter and the mastering issues on the original are NOT evident on these LPs. Note the cover is a gatefold
for this re-issue.


Another LP issue of the new Jeff Lynne solo album "Long Wave" on Frontiers Records.
It sounds better (mastered) than "Mr. Blue Sky", but still lacks in a few spots. The vinyl also sounds like 1970's regrind vinyl
and is noisy. (As is "Mr. Blue Sky".) (Note: There is also a remastered for vinyl edition in 2013 on limited edition white vinyl
issued by Let Them Eat Vinyl records.)


This is the white vinyl reissue mentioned above. Like "Mr. Blue Sky", this colored vinyl reissue sweeps the floor with the
original. If you missed the original LP release, don't worry - this reissue IS BETTER. Quieter and heavier vinyl. Gatefold cover
and mastering issues present on the Frontiers original release are NOT evident on this LP. Get 'em while you can! Limited to 1000.



Jeff Lynne's ELO new album under the new name, titled "Alone In The Universe" got a 180g black vinyl pressing from Columbia.
Sadly, this is a 'CD put on vinyl' and while it does sound pretty good, it doesn't have any real extended dynamics or frequency.
It's possible that it came from 24 bit digital masters, but it's 44.1KHz (CD quality).  We can hope for a true "audiophile" - full
frequency version to come out at some point. The album is very good and the pressing is also good. This one is not limited.
Packaging is also nice, as the LP cover is a gatefold and the LP sleeve is a full color "picture sleeve". A digital download card is included.



Jeff Lynne's ELO, "From Out Of Nowhere" on 180g 'gold' vinyl.
Sadly, this seems to be another 'CD put on vinyl' and while it does sound pretty good, it doesn't have any real extended dynamics or frequency.
It's possible that it came from 24 bit digital masters, but it's 44.1KHz (CD quality).  We can hope for a true "audiophile" - full
frequency version to come out at some point. Although that's not looking likely. The album is very good and the pressing is also good. This one is somewhat limited.
Packaging is also nice, as the LP cover is a gatefold and for some versions there is a "lenticular" "3-D" moveable image of the cover art (for the gold vinyl pressings).
This was a marketing gimmick for some retailers. There is a blue vinyl edition that was limited to the UK market. (As well as standard black vinyl without a "3d lenticular cover".
 The LP sleeve is a full color "picture sleeve". A digital download card is included.



The first "Weird Al" Yankovic album on vinyl since the '80s! ("White and Nerdy" was issued on 12" EP/single from the previous
album "Straight Outta Lynwood", but was only a promo.) This album, "Alpocalypse" actually sounds better on vinyl!
It appears the high resolution masters were used and the audio is not compressed as it is on the CD version. The LP also
sounds more lively and musical. Get it and play it if you have a turntable!


An original 7" styrene pressing commemorating the Apollo 11 Moon Landing in 1969.
Boxes of these unplayed, brand new pressings were found and released as limited editions after being
stored away since 1969!


I've been a fan of The Wizard of Oz for years. So I couldn't pass up this beautiful 75th Anniversary edition
on emerald green vinyl. It's a "Record Store Day 2014 Exclusive" edition. It's supposed to be a limited edition
(un-numbered) to 3,000 worldwide.


Another one that's a "Record Store Day 2014" exclusive/limited edition. The Idle Race, "Birthday Party" pressed on "gold" vinyl by Rhino records/Parlophone label.
The sound is very good. The audio of this edition is stereo. I've read both 1000 and 2000 pressings, so who knows.



This one is a "Record Store Day 2016" exclusive/limited edition. The Idle Race (self titled) pressed on 180g red, white and blue "splatter" vinyl with a Parlophone label.
The sound is very good. The audio of this edition is stereo. I've read both 3000 and 5000 pressings were made.



Can't have a cool collection of vinyl without the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" soundtrack on RED vinyl!
This is a reissue from 2013 of the original 1975 release. Not sure if this is very limited or not.


For the 30th Anniversary of Ghostbusters!
This one got 2 releases - one on Record Store Day 2014 and then reissued in June as a regular release.
10" single with 4 versions of "Ghostbusters" theme (Ray Parker Jr.) on Glow-In-The-Dark vinyl.



The "American Hustle" soundtrack on red and blue vinyl! Includes some songs not on the CD release.
The overall quality is very good, but be aware that some of the songs are edited or fade out differently than
the original releases. (I guess as they were used in the movie.) Some of the mixes sound a bit different, too.


A very nice sounding 7" single by Pugwash, "Answers On A Postcard". The sleeve is autographed by the band.
I've had this one a while and just now adding it to the page.


An oldie - STYX, "Paradise Theater" with the holographic etched side. These laser etched records were "the thing" for
a while in the '80s and there were several releases with them. They were standard releases and not limited.


The 20th Anniversary "Kryptonite Green" vinyl edition of "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" by
The Spin Doctors. (2014)  The sound is very good, and while the picture looks more yellow than green,
it's more of a light flourescent green. I'll have to see if it glows in UV light.


"Weird Al" Yankovic's last contractual album debuted at #1 on Billboard and won a Grammy!
It was also pressed on vinyl and sounds better than the CD.  There is less compression and the higher resolution masters
were used. I was able to get Both Al and Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz to sign this copy after a Mandatory Fun show!



Music On Vinyl does it again with this nice yellow vinyl edition of "B-52's". Limited to 1000 on yellow, my copy is #0084.
The sound is very good and like it says..."PLAY LOUD" !



This is a 7" single of "Midnight" by Coldplay. It plays on one side only, the "b" side is etched with a drawing of seals underwater.



Coldplay - "Music of the Spheres" on "multicolor recycled vinyl". This is the standard pressing. Very nice vinyl package
with stiff poster, color booklet, die cut outer and inner sleeves.


Justin Timberlake - "Can't Stop The Feeling" 12" single (side B is instrumental) - Orange vinyl. Labeled "limited edition", but I don't know the
limited number. Sound quality is very good.


Tom Petty - "Full Moon Fever" reissued on limited edition blue vinyl. This was cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering.
The sound is very good, although there are some pops and clicks on the vinyl. Some say this is the definitive vinyl mastering - and it does
do the album justice. This limited edition is very hard to get these days, but used copies are floating around that can be found.
For a special limited edition, this reissue is surprisingly not 180g and in a standard "single" glossy LP sleeve - not gatefold.
The inner sleeve is heavy card stock with the artwork.


Prince 7" purple vinyl single of "Partyman" from the Batman soundtrack. B-side, "Cool" (live). This is from the Prince Estate and is remastered.
Vinyl sounds excellent!


Prince 7" gold swirl colored vinyl single of "Welcome 2 America". From the Prince Estate. Vinyl sounds excellent.


Prince "Purple Rain" purple vinyl from the Prince estate. The 2015 remaster, released in 2021. The vinyl sounds excellent! Original poster and printed sleeve have been
replicated for this release.


"Clerks" original soundtrack. This is an "SR/2" cut at half speed by Stan Ricker. Pressed on limited edition "smoke" vinyl. Limited to 1500 copies worldwide.
If you're a "Clerks" fan, this is a soundtrack to find! The D side of the 2 LP set is "etched" with the "I Assure You We Are Open" sign across the vinyl.


Vince Guaraldi Trio's "Charlie Brown Christmas", special release for 2022 on "ice pond" vinyl. This is not the new mastering, but the standard release that gets occasional special
releases (almost every year) on some kind of colored or special limited edition vinyl.


"Guardians of the Galaxy" OST, deluxe edition (includes the movie score) on red and yellow vinyl.


"Guardians of the Galaxy 3" OST on "galaxy swirl" or "galaxy stardust" vinyl. There are several variations of this release. This one is exclusive to the Disney store.
The vinyl is a swirl purple/light purple with little 'flecks' of gold. Audio quality is very good for colored vinyl.


ELO - "The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra", limited edition on red and white vinyl. However, the limited number is unknown.


"WEIRD - The Al Yankovic Story" OST on double pink vinyl. Not limited, this is the standard release pressing. Sound quality is very good.


The Beatles "Now And Then" on 7" clear vinyl. This is the "last Beatles record", released in 2023, created from the cassette tape, recorded
by John Lennon. The project started in 1995, when "Free As A Bird" was worked on and completed. But technology wouldn't allow the
song to have the vocals separated from the piano - which was needed to properly finish the song. In 2023, it could finally be done with "AI".
The sound quality on the clear vinyl is excellent. B-side is "Love Me Do".


"Star Trek - The Motion Picture - Directors Edition" limited edition colored vinyl in 2023. This variation is called "wormhole and space" (orange splatter and gray
vinyl). This variation is limited to 500 copies worldwide.


"Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" OST on limited edition colored vinyl in 2023. This variant is limited to 500 copies worldwide and is green/clear splatter
and orange/clear splatter - called 'attack on Sherwood Forest' for the release.


ELO - "All Over The World" 10" single on dark blue vinyl. Limited edition in the UK for the release of "Xanadu". B-side is "Midnight Blue" from "Discovery" album.
Of note is the large size label for this 10" single release. It is a "novelty" release, as it is not a remix - but only the standard songs by ELO on the limited edition 10" single
in a special die-cut sleeve and the large label. The audio quality is standard as expected on vinyl.


MORE TO COME!