HazzeSwede wrote: 
It has 2 versions of the song 'Learning to Fly" from the Momentary Lapse of Reason LP. The LP version on one side and the edited "Radio Play" version on the other. Better fidelity than the full LP as they could spread out the groove spacing for deeper bass and greater dynamics. Sounds great!

 DaveInVA wrote: 
 Now, that one must have a heavy sound,
probably would make me soar like an
eagle without futher hocus-pocus !

Pink Floyd - Learning to Fly Radio Station EP

Cream - Off The Top - White Label Promo - Record label has wrong title as "Cream at Last" Guess they changed it after the record labels were printed. Has the correct name written in pencil. This was a 1973 cow-pilation of their lesser known songs some off their first 2 LP's and some previously unreleased.

 Ebon_Lupus wrote: 
Yes I have them all, even the XMas ones. These samplers have some of their stuff also. The Sampler I is 45 rpm and fantastic quality - blows the CD away..

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Do you have the 'Fresh Aire' series? They were all half-speed mastered 'virgin' vinyl. I sold all my LPs shortly after I got a CD player. I regret that now.

Van Morrison - S/T - His first with "Brown Eyed Girl" on it - German Pressing

Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing

American Gramaphone - Sampler III

The Best - Nils Lofgren

 Hairfarmer wrote: 
Wow! So you're the one who bought the other copy!

(It's a fave.)

Last vinyl I put on ( about an hour ago for a friend who'd never heard it) was Soft Machine - Third.

 jagdriver wrote:  Yep.like that Floyd.I used to play one side or the other while the Peppers Club was filling up.(and me as well)

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Great LP; movie sucked (other than for some "vicarious viewing").

Since it was the old If Not RP, What Are You Listening To" was getting too cluttered with mostly my record posts I started this new thread for people like me that still spin these plastic disks through our vinyl grinders.



Pink Floyd - More