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180 gram vinyl Sony Legacy edition. Refreshing 1992 album returning to his guitar, harmonica & vocal folk roots & covering traditional folk songs
180 gram vinyl Sony Legacy edition. Refreshing 1992 album returning to his guitar, harmonica & vocal folk roots & covering traditional folk songs
Mr. Eyeball –
Great album, but I suspect it was mastered off a CD copy of the album. In terms of sonics, it’s kind of flat. However, for the money, it’s well worth picking up, as it’s rare on vinyl. I’m happy to have it.
Craig –
Great album, but I suspect it was mastered off a CD copy of the album. In terms of sonics, it’s kind of flat. However, for the money, it’s well worth picking up, as it’s rare on vinyl. I’m happy to have it.
Todd A. Inlow –
This is a review for the vinyl edition of this album produced in England. This album is one of the most overlooked gems in Dylan’s catalog and to get it on vinyl is extremely rare. The sound of is especially warm on the vinyl and the package design is exactly like the original cd album. The stamp on the record itself is like an old style Columbia record. My only complaint is with the pressing. For some reason, this brand new record has a serious warp. The record plays but my needle seems to be getting more wear and tear than is normal. This is irritating since the product was $35 + Shipping. For some reason, UK pressed records such as Beatles albums and this one often have a warp. I would avoid these pressings altogether however the sound quality of UK pressings is excellent. If you get a reasonably flat record, everything else is great. I guess I have to accept a flaw since the music is so great and having a vinyl version so rare.