What's your favorite MFSL

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Chazro,I agree.I think White Trash is one of the best MFSL recordings I own.

Anyone heard the Natalie Merchant "Tigerlily" MOFI CD? Is it worth a rebuy?

Mark

Cat Stevens: Teaser and the Firecat LP.

Edgar Winter's White Trash! A great album, and the MOFI really sounded better than I remembered it (and I listened to this one a lot!).

Another one that no one has mentioned is Getz/Gilberto.
Listened to it today and it's also special.

Sibelius - The Four Legends

From my current collection I'd probably say Santana's Abraxas for vinyl and Little Feat's Dixie Chicken on CD.

I avoid to listen MFSL whenever I can but the Folk Singer - quite spectacular - and the Cat Stevens TftT are among the better ones.

Here are a few more I like: Gordon Lightfoot/Sundown,and some new ones, Alison Krauss/So long so wrong, Cowboy Junkies/Whites off earth now, Madeleine Peyroux/Careless love.

The best MFSL re-issues are those from the old "Mobile Fidelity" before Music Direct bought the company.

"Touch" is very good.. also the Crusaders "Chain Reaction", Joe Sample "Rainbow Seeker", Supertramp's "Crime of the Century"
ELP's "Trilogy" on MFSL is the only listenable version..no distortion or clipping/mistracking of cutting stylus.. unlike other pressings...
Yes "Close to the Edge" is cleaned up ALOT on the MFSL, easier on the ear than the US pressing.
I agree also Moodies "Seventh Sojourn" better pressing on MF... Oh almost forgot.. Alan Parsons "Tales Imagination/Edgar Allen Poe" is TREMENDOUS. "I Robot" not bad either.

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I should at least learn to spell.
I guess my favorite MFSL is the Sinatra box set.

John Klemmer-Touch!

Pixies - Doolittle

Right now, Beck "Sea Change"

If you think the MFSL of 'Folk Singer' sounds good, you should here the DAD version.

Rickie Lee Jones-Rickie Lee Jones

Blood, Sweat and Tears-Blood, Sweat and Tears

Elvis Costello-My Aim is True

If were talking about vinyl-my favorites are Nirvana Nevermind, Ricky Lee Jones, Led Zepplin II.

Moody Blues - Seventh Sojourn