DaveInVA wrote: 
That was awesome.  Filled in a few gaps of the pressing process like how the masters / mothers were made.  Funny seeing bare hands and cotton balls and a gallon of acetone.  Silly me, I used to wash my hands in the stuff when I was a kid getting resin off from making surfboards.  Got a few albums that were pressed at that plant.  They are usually held in high regard.

 Proclivities wrote: 
I was so much older then
When I was young.

That is Eric isn't it?

 Proclivities wrote: 
Rasputin's in Berkeley did a lot of commentary on their little dividers. When Styx' Mr. Roboto came out, they stuck a pallet of them by the front door with a sign {paraphrasing except for the profanity which I remember pretty clearly}: "We just want to make it easier on you kiddies who aren't going to buy anything good while you're here, just this crap from a crap band BUT DON'T THINK OUR SHAMING YOU IS HAVING ANY EFFECT ON SALES BECAUSE THIS FUCKER IS SCREAMING OUT THE FUCKING DOOR! Thanks."

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
The Tumblr I found that picture on even had a caption: "Today at the 'Get Off My Lawn Record Shop'."

 Proclivities wrote: 
I miss good record stores.

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 DaveInVA wrote: 
I'm trying to resist the temptation to replace my repress of Houses of the Holy. It sounds pretty good. Probably not nearly as good as the RL.

 swell_sailor wrote: 
Don't forget he also mastered Houses of the Holy 

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Now I know what all the talk was about. This is the most dynamic, mind blowing, 3D rock record I've ever heard. 

 swell_sailor wrote: 
Cool!

This showed up yesterday. Robert Ludwig mastered LZ II. 

Wow. 

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