ASMR Vinyl Unboxing #3: Nirvana, Miles Davis, Tom Petty, & More! (No Talking, Wrapper Sounds)

[@jonathanergueta]

Luv seeing that blue note label.

[@MothersOfMars]

Oh hell I had no idea they repressed Morning View That was a rare one for awhile

[@StillSpinning3]

No joke, I’ve been watching this one for years. It was either out of print or $40. I think I got it for $22.

[@joshrealms244]

I absolutely love these asmr unboxings

[@StillSpinning3]

Thanks! Trying something different. I appreciate the feedback!

[@GIBKEL]

I would love if you had pressing reviews? I guess i don't get unboxings? No offense meant to you. I find it so hard to find great sounding new pressings. Yes... Im one of those. 'back in the day', coming from a rural...less than 25,000 sized town, you got what you bought. I even worked at my local record store in the the early to mid 80's so saw my share of dogs but it was generally never due to the sound quality....pressing errors/off center punch, warp that would make it unplayable. Never the mastering....that i ever remember(?) unless it was just so lo-fi... It would seems in this day and age of everything, everywhere , all at once, we could have a bit on the sound of the record. Obviously subjective to a certain degree but even if you have half decent deck, phonostages,(better yet...old Integrated stereos) and speakers, the totality of that will tell you a lot about a pressing. I've been burnt more than 50% of the time on new artists lps and legacy represses. I can't tell if they don't care anymore or the mastering for CD/Digital is just used for every medium. I would welcome folks chiming in on this topic!