oldviolin wrote: 
E tu? I used to blast Jimi and the Doors for the enjoyment of my stepfather, who sat in the living room doing his FOMOCO homework.

Pink Floyd - UmmaGumma

Dubious Brothers - Toulouse Street

Billy Joel - The Nylon Curtain

Joni Mitchell - Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm

Richard Thompson - Hand of Kindness

 Servo wrote: 


Vinyl is very nice in the here and now also. I also have a large CD collection and I enjoy listening to both CD and vinyl. There are some CD's that sound better than the CD counterpart but overall the vinyl still sounds better for a variety of reasons. It's a real shame that SACD and DVD-A didn't catch on because those at least truly had the ability to be better in every way. But unfortunately much new stuff is poorly mastered with egregious amounts of compression and layered mixing and editing with no regard to sound stage and phase coherency. 

 Servo wrote: 
You missed out if you never sat in your bedroom cueing up a Steppenwolf record or Tommy on a rudimentary stereo turntable, all the time knowing your father was in the other room hating every note...

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Vinyl was nice in its day, but you're really missing out if you don't have the 2006 digital remastered CD version of "David Gilmour".  Seems that Gilmour did all of his and PF albums that year.  Too bad that Richard Wright's "Wet Dream" wasn't done as well; it's been out of print for some time now.

 Hairfarmer wrote:

• Soft Machine Upstage Jimi Hendrix
• Syd Barrett 's Psychedelic London
• Syd Barrett's Psychedelic London, Part II
• Andy Summers Reveals Police Memorial

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Love that one.

Kinks - The File Series - Promo 2 lp set of rare Kinks songs

Black Sabbath - Paranoid - Clear vinyl

Yardturds - Shapes of Things - German pressing

Pink Floyd - The Final Cut

Roger Waters - Radio Kaos

R.E.M. Orange Crush on orange vinyl....

Utopia with Todd Rundgren - Anthology

Moody Blues - To Our Childrens Childrens Children

David Gilmour - S/T