Excellent sounding LPs

Check my post in Whats on your turntable tonight?

Too all a question l can’t answer myself and a little off topic…..

I have always wondered why do some posters feel compelled to tell others what’s playing on their turntable?

l can’t see the point. Maybe a question for a discussion on what makes other Hi-Fi enthusiasts tick?  Just enquiring and wondering what’s the curiosity value of it, and possibly what an analyst would make of it all. Is it a form of attention seeking?

I’m having a roast dinner party tonight. Would anyone like to know what meat and veg l’m cooking up?

Any suggestions what music l should play? Should they all be (back on topic) great recordings?  Get my point?

@faustuss “Check my post in What’s on your turntable tonight?”

I have looked…. It was more than l could bare not to,  so l did it.

I had to laugh…. I have the LP, great recording so l can slip it on for another laugh. One of my quests is an actual (but not living) “Carpenter”.😀

“Check my post in What’s on your turntable tonight?”

I have looked…. It was more than l could bare not to,  so l did it.

I had to laugh…. I have the LP, great recording so l can slip it on for another laugh. One of my quests is an actual (but not living) “Carpenter”.😀

@mylogic Cool!

Agree with dwette on the UHQRs, one-step 45s. Only have a few. Price aside, they take up a lot of space, and the packaging is excessive. For SQ, 45s are only marginally better than well-cut 33s. I don't like to have to get up three times to play an LP. Also, at least for recordings originally intended for 33 LP, the layout for a two-record 45 is NOT what the artist/producer originally intended. I am a fan of hard-bop and the Blue Note Tone Poet series and appreciate that they are 33s, but I think the packaging on them is also excessive. I have a lot of OG Blue Notes from the 50s and 60s that survived very nicely without a gatefold cover. I'd rather have the extra room on my shelves.