As for the stickers, I cut them out and store them with the vinyl and cover.

Excellent review. I have owned the Hummingbird and this unit. I returned the Hummingbird, read into that what you wish. I agree the distilled water volume is extensive and wish there was access to the 3 12in slot option that is exclusive to the Upscale Audio store in the US.

Sam Brown, Wednesday the Something of April or Roger Waters, Amused to Death are good, as is Eddi Reader, Mirmama. Wonderful music and sound good!

The Bach Cello Suites is excellent! I wish I could find it in a higher res format than just CD (Like SACD). Alas I could not. So I bought the CD. Thanks!!

to understand sun ra you have to play him constantly and really listen - he steps out of what your senses are trained to expect into other places - i have a very large varied collection heavy on the jazz but sun ra still dominates my interest

Thank you so much for this beautiful review! 🙏🙏🙏

Just had a quick listen to the Album on Spotify. WOW! It's got a beautiful vibe. Thank you.

Muddy Waters folk singer, Steve Tracy and the Carlin’ king snakes (only one album available). Little Hatch has several records all pretty good,

Seems to be too late in the evening. The Stokowski recording is not the Fantasia, but "The fantastic Stokowski" by Erich Kunzel and the Cincinatti Pops Orchestra and for Dvorák‘s 9th by Vaclav Neumann, the Denon Recording is the real deal.

Thanks for your great tipps, which gave me some new valuable insights😊Especially the Bach Cello Suites by Anne Gastinel just blew my mind. I would like to thank you by providing my favourite classical records in terms of musical-, interpretation- and sound-quality. 1) Gustav Mahler - Symphony No. 5 Eliahu with FRSO - beware of the dynamics in the first part - it may blow your bass drivers when played on high volume 2) Antonin Dvorák - Symphony No. 9 - Vaclav Neumann with Česká filharmonie 3) Edvard Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite - Øivin Fjeldstad with LSO 4) Aram Khachaturian - Masquerade Suite a.o - Kiril Kondrashin with RCA 5) Leopold Stokowski - Fantasia - phantastic transcriptions of famous pieces These came just to my mind, but there are of course other great records which will probably pop later on. I‘ ll kkep you informed. In the mean time I am wishing you a merry christmas and a happy new year.

Great site here fella. One of my faves is Head On. Julian Cope's memoir of the Liverpool post-punk scene. He writes like a dream and it's hilarious. Slainté!

KRAUTROCKSAMPLER by Jooolian O'Cope

Yrs for only 800 sovs. That fries my brain maaaaan

Hey Jonas. Great video! I love that Dryewater album - I just picked it up from Noble Records, as well as the 19th Trip. Love those! Cheers

Nice haul! Quick question- do some/many/most? of the Guerrssen releases use heavy tip-on (old style) jackets?

Congratulations on the collaboration!! Jonas So exciting! 🎉🎉🎉 got the storm, dryewater for Christmas .

I have most of the Horace Silver Blue Notes as originals and I don't understand why he is so underrated in the collector world, he was so important and all his Blue Note stuff sound great and it is always fantastic music. I have this McDuff record too and I like his stuff, so I have a lot of his catalog. I have to check out the Paul Bley record, I played with Billy Elgart in the past.

Who's he? 🤣

A large number OJCs are AAA. - Chris

I preferred Brian Morton's work with the late Richard Cook. Fra more exhaustive than Morton's solo effort.

Beware Ashley Khan's hardback copy of the Impulse history. It fell apart as I was reading it, as it did with my friend's copy. Granta Books need a boot up the arse.

Where's the link to records doc. I've been waiting over 3 years to watch it

Snagged as soon as I saw this video, 50€ is a STEAL

Camera looks really good

With Sun Ra for me Lanquidity, Sleeping Beauty, God is More Than Love Can Ever Be, Omniverse, The Night of The Purple Moon and Sound Mirror are essentials.

Wow, with that line-up the Golson should be great! There are several reissues of that one but since Analogue Productions did the "Groovin' With Golson", that would be wonderful if they could do that one as well. Thanks for always keeping it simple and concentrating on the joy of just listening to great music!

You said that you don’t know Jerome Richardson,then I encourage you to check this saxophonist and flutist out.He doesn’t have a lot of leader albums but they are great.

I have an original of the MingusMingus... record and I had the same reissue you showed, whenever you find an OG, take it, it kills the reissue. And the reissue IS good, no question. The german OJC are a good deal, but the US OJC´s are better, thats at least my experience.

The OJC’s much like the Pablo, have always been a great value and if we never knew, or had the high-end reissues,most of us would have been satisfied.😊

I try to keep all my original outer wraps because if I choose to sell one on Discogs, that is always a selling point; buyers love the hype stickers.

The camera looks great, crystal clear and very easy on the eyes..😊

The last RRPG book I had was I think either 2002 or 2004 and it was laughable in the main. It really was the Bible for UK dealers prior to them discovering the Internet. Some of the prices were clearly rigged by the dealers who contributed the info. I remember Zombies O&O in the edition I had and I think the stereo price was £40. It was clearly a nonsense price as it had always demanded a high price. I paid £30 in the early 90s for a copy which was a lot of money back then but it was still a good price as you just didn't see it around. I bought Kestrel in 2017 for £150. The dealer had the current book and it was priced at £300 whilst it was selling online for 4 figures! The book was full of these anomalies. Great when it worked in your favour but more often than not the book price was way over the top compared to online buying. Thanks for the video Jonas...good topic. Cheers Nigel

Arzachel would be high on my list!!

Someone should do a tier video of which 100$ n up lps are the best listening!!

Next time I should be your wing man 😊 Rare folk has not gone up so much the last ten years, like Wooden Horse 2, I think it should cost ca 1000 euro today. In contrast to hard rock like Leaf Hound, things like that has gone bananas. But that suits me since I'm more of a folk guy :) I remember when Forever Amber was sold on eBay in 2014, I watched the auction end live. The only time I've ever seen it being sold. I think it would cost way over 10k euro now, maybe 20k. But it never turns up, only 99 pressed. I have that Thor's Hammer, it's the double EP "Umbarumbamba", traded it with Stefan Dimle back in the days. I don't think it should be on the list, but listen to "My Life"... that guitar! . Billy Nicholls is 50-100 k euro. I saw one i Den Bosch for 10k euro, unsold I think. Cheers Jonas!

Sweden's witchcraft CD legends is a really good recording. Megadeth count down to extinction is well recorded. I buy most of my CDs at a thrift store. Another one that I found was white snake self titled. They have a really good line up of musicians. Killswitch engaged the end of heartbreak is another well recorded CD. Extreme to sides to every story is surprisingly good. I'm not really into extreme but it has some good songs and it's a good recording. Unfortunately I don't have that many because I just buy CDs at the thrift store and sometimes just take a chance because they are cheap. Also Metallica black album is a good recording even though it's not my favorite Metallica album. Mad season above is more of a bluesy rock album but it's a very dynamic and has good songs

Hey Jonas! Sounds crazy but awesome, i'm going to try to make it for April.

Quel est votre pseudo sur discogs svp. merci

12:10 "October Witches" and "Time" are excellent songs by STILL LIFE.

10:19 A very young Gary Moore plays the lead guitar on "Sign on My Mind"

Late to the party watching this Jonas, but great to see what you picked up. Must check out the Edgar Broughton & Woody Kern. Edgar Broughton released a CD only of a live BBC performance. It is off the scale good. Merry Christmas to you also.

You can have 45 rpm all you want. Not a fan.

For Kraftwerk I would recommend Ralf&Florian 😊

Love this album - watched your video after ordering the AP pressing. I do have an original US pressing but sorta wanted this. You've relieved my buyer's remorse! Now I just have to wait for it to get here.

How about SF sorrow by the pretty thing's?. The first Rock opera.the album that influenced Tommy.

G’day Sir!! As one who owns “ᗩᗷᗝᑌ丅” 3,000++ CDs now..and C💿Ntinually buying them, may I suggest a Maria Muldaur cd called “ℳ𝑒𝑒𝓉 𝓂𝑒 𝓌𝒽𝑒𝓇𝑒 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓎 𝓅𝓁𝒶𝓎 𝒯𝒽𝑒 ℬℒ𝒰ℰ𝒮” on the BLUNOTE LABEL?! Her voice is one to get used to..W A Y after “Midnight/Oasis” era..and Bluenote is (imho!) ONE OF 𝒯 ℋ ℰ ℬ𝑒𝓈𝓉 labels you will find recordings on..mostly, if not all, recorded in DDD!!! That speaks volumes, to me..the proof is in the pudding CD, of course! I hope you’ll check it out AND… IF I may ask, as I, as you, own a plethora of music….vinyl as well, and I admire this podcast youve done and would LOVE TO BEGIN ONE OF MY OWN!! 𝒩𝒪 𝒸𝑜𝓂𝓅𝑒𝓉𝒾𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃 there Sir, as I’m in the US..and there’s OBVIOUSLY ᗴᑎᑌᖴᖴ MUSIC JUNKIES AR💿UND FOR THE B💿TH OF US!! I just need some direction, hence my asking YOU! I admire the way you do these and would follow your path, but w some audio gear and concert experiences alongside those 💿THERS‼️ FYI-as w a few of em I OWN, you are SP💿T ON w DSOTM, ℱ𝓁𝑜𝓎𝒹! ALSO the SACD of Dire Straits, BIA-𝓓𝓐𝓜𝓝 𝓢𝓽𝓻𝓪𝓲𝓽(𝓼) on THAT AS WELL! Totally agree~𝓑💿𝓣𝓗 𝔀𝓪𝔂𝓼!! SECONDLY, as this vid is about S💿UND QUALITY- Please try the remastered version of 𝒩𝑒𝒾𝓁 𝒟𝒾𝒶𝓂𝑜𝓃𝒹‘𝓈 𝓗𝓞𝓣 𝓐𝓾𝓰𝓾𝓼𝓽 𝓝𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽, as the ambiance AL💿NE JUST THRILLS MY EARS!! It’s such a great album-D💿UBLE ALBUM-and you’ll thank me after the 90+ minutes you spend there….just sayin! I’d love to connect w you personally to find out more as to how to go about my future venture I’ve asked of you….IF we can do that, I’ll drop my email or phone # if that’s a workable sitch! If not, I thank you for your time and consideration and wish you the best!

Va? Bara Nebraska? Nu är du ute på djupt vatten Jonas! 😅

Great recordings may not connect w/ a listener. Quite a few audiophile recordings are musically generic, derivative, almost lifeless or pretty corny. Some of them, don't really sound great on a well put together system. On the other end, a lot of people aren't going to enjoy most of what's on the TUM, Babel, Hat, Clean Feed, Cuneiform or Tzadik labels. Generally these recordings are sonically more detailed and sound more lifelike than most of what's listed in this video, but they often are kind of exploratory and maybe not for someone who's mainly looking for more of what they already like.

So you need the cruciferous of? Not my trip but I do know where there's an OG of it!! Mill city sound in Hopkins, minn! They mail order anywhere! I thought it was about 200$

Your still in the early days of your journey and it takes time to really establish yourself. It's also not the greatest economic climate at the moment and I think that this has probably hit sales (of the rarer and "premium" stuff pretty hard). The great thing is as you say hanging around with like minded people and establishing connections that I'm sure will be fruitful further down the line. More power to your elbow my friend, stick with it and I'm sure the sales will come.