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This is amazing! I’ve been buying this album for years to find one that sounds as you say “breathe”! Anyway you can give me deadwax number so I can look up that particular version? Only pc I found are 77.

There is also a first pressing from 1967 from France. This one sounds pretty amazing.

Please keep spitting the truth, Bobby. I love your vids and you are the man. Muthafukas don’t even know. Keep it up , bro. We love you.

What's up?! Awwllllllllllll yeeeeeeeah! . . I forgot about the circular intro. I have a friend who has the original "Jar Of Flies" CD with the plastic, toy flies in the spine. Herbie Hancock is cool. I'm a big Bird and Coltrane fan. Check out my Marvin Gaye video. Nice one my guy!

Hey Bobby, great to see you back, I miss your video reviews. GQ big classic dance track here in the NY area 1979 with Disco Nights. I do love you, is also an excellent tune. Looking forward to more music videos. ✌️

Hey Bobby, great to see you back Bro! I'm glad you finally got parole... 😀 Great choices for your first video in a while mate. I've got the MOV Jar of Flies which sounds pretty good. Ah, ol' Herbie... That's great you're seeing him man, I got to see his Future Shock tour which was awesome of course. Love me some Herbie! I have just about all his albums, mostly either early 1970's pressings (Black 'B' Blue Note) or some of the amazing 2-45 Analog Productions ones like Head Hunters which is mind blowingly fantastic! Gotta check out the Miles, I have TONS of his too but not that one. Thanks Bobby, good to see your mucky ol' face again!

I always enjoyed your videos. It's great to see that you posted. I've had to substantially curb my vinyl record purchasing (including those Blue Note Classics), but I did pick up that Jar of Flies repress and thought it was solid as well. The last BN I was tempted to snap up was Hank Mobley - Workout (1961) and today I was sampling Joe Henderson - Power to the People (1969) after hearing good things about the Jazz Dispensary version. If you're up to and and able, I look forward to more content. Cheers!

Great job Bobby! Shit excited seeing you back' I love laying back and listening to you in the LP man cave anf sweet you are going to see Herbie. Keep these videos coming man!

Hey Bobby, nice video. I'm glad you're back. I'm going to check out that miles record. Peace love and Frisbee .

dude give us more than i’ve been away! hate that you disappear so often and for so long but do you. hope everything is ok!

Bobby my man 🧍‍♂️ where have you been GQ off the chain - fresh wax for sure Enjoy the show - Herbie Plams 🎉🎉🎉 Great video! Great to hear from you

Because these "Original Master Recordings" are actually REMASTERS of these legacy albums. A remaster, despite what the engineers hawk, or anyone else tells you, can never sound as good or as authentic as the ORIGINAL, CONTEMPORARY release of something. Want the best sounding Thriller by Michael Jackson? Seek out early issue LP(1982-84) or CD(1983-85). Close to the time that thing cane out, should sound most authentic.

Is the Kevin Gray cut from digital or OG analog tape?

I did notice the differece between the original of Elvis X-mas album 1957 and the speakers corner edition, wich I have recently bought. It's a great release, but, the order of the photos in the booklet is different, and the artwork and labels are not 100 percent authentic ( I have the original '57 LP sans sleeve and booklet) like Elvis is Back! for instance. Other than that it is a great release. I just wonder why speakers corner didn't do this more authentic. Maybe Sony didn't give permission for all of this? Also on the spine of the sleeve they've printed 2x LOC 1035 unlike the original only 1x LOC 1035. May seem nitpicking to some of you, but if you do a faithfull reproduction, it should be 99,9 percent like other releases.

people say the monarch is freat too

Great video, and I'm contemplating about the Speakers Corner Edition of the Elvis'1957 Christmas Album reissue. But....... Am I getting it right that Speakers Corner did release in stereo intstead of glorious 50's mono?

Great video. Thank you for the education and for saving me money. I was about the buy the green one.

I've got the 1982 french pressing and sounds beautiful 😍

I like your recommendations, I will check out Masego!

Nice to see you back, i like your clips about various genres of music.. which I appreciate perspective and learned a lot of different types of music

Good to have you back Bobby new hat an' all. Looks forward to the next when you have time.

I was having my first coffee and I was thrilled to see you had released a new video! What a treat! I will be checking out that Masego and even listened to Morning After; you're spitin da truth. Recently. I have been passing on a lots of records (including TPs) due to ca$h flow issues, but I still pick up the occasional essential because sometimes I just need the music regardless. Nice tip about those George Horn stampers. Cheers!

you’re one of my favs in the vc man, would love to see you more consistently but life happens. welcome back!

Welcome back Bobby! Coltrane's debut as a leader and Mobley's Caddy for Daddy are fantastic.

Dude where you been? Man what a delight seeing you back! I needed something NEW to watch! keep bringing it man -

Great, see another video from you, bobby. You always spitting da truth about records. Keepin Boston real 🎵🎷🪗🎸📯🎧

Hey Bobby! Miss you buddy. Great video!

Much love, Bobby.

Good to see you buddy. Hope all is good with you and your daughter.

What’s up Bobby, how have you been player? Great to hear from you Great video Peace and blessings Stay smooth

From Puerto Rico waiting for your videos!.

I've watched several of these videos. No one's mentioned the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces pressing from the 80's. Used the same vinyl usually reserved for their Masterwork classical records. Any thoughts?

"Room with a view" (1980) by: Player - "Nightwalker" (1981) by: Gino Vannelli

"Rit" (1981) & "Rit 2" (1982), by: Lee Ritenour & Eric Tagg 👍

There are about 3-4 versions of the Sundazed pressing each mastered by a different engineer including one done by Kevin Gray. Wondering which one you have that you used for your comparison?

Nirvana unplugged/oasis unplugged were amazing. To bad MTV don't do these anymore

There is a lot of R&B on Dangerous. "In The Closet", "Can't Let Her Get Away", "Keep The Faith", "Jam", "Remember The Time" and "Why U Wanna Trip On Me?"

Ahmad Jamal just died today at the age of 92.

Give me Ron Carter all day, every day. Keep grinding, Bobby! What did you think of my "Karma" shootout awhile ago? Curious your thoughts 🙂

Great to see Bobby back! One of the few on TH-cam who actually knows records and not just pressings, if you know what I mean. My copy of The Awakening is en route!

Ahmad Jamal "Saturday Morning" blows the lid off "The Awakening" The Awakening is just that...Saturday Morning is the 'Fruition' of The Awakening. On Saturday Morning, Ahmad used World-Cass New Orleans Musicians who are the generational embodiment fruition of "The Jazz" that Buddy Bolden singularly invented.

I had to cancel my Ahmad Jamal - The Awakening pre-order because because two of my long awaited orders from Analogue Productions arrived = Kenny Dorham - Quiet Kenny as well as a very good deal on the recent Billie Holiday - Lady In Satin 2 LP 45 rpm. I'm hoping that I might be able to snatch up The Awakening via an RSD x% off sale. I did however pick up Empyrean Isles = solid, no brainer. I always look forward to your new posts / reviews. Until next time!

Got the Ahmad Jamal yesterday. Excellent pressing once cleaned. Those paper sleeves Third Man use are the worst possible kind,you can see all the paper debris over the record as soon as you pull it out. Easy enough to clean off now as they are fresh out the factory but not so easy if you were to pick up a sealed copy in a year or two or more.

Good stuff brother!

respect 💯

Great video! Great to see you Have a wonderful one

Man, I need to get "Empyrean Isles."

Nice 👍

I like the MoFi release and Fremer doesn't know squat.

Hey Bro! Just the other day at a small used record store near me I stumbled upon a copy of Ramsey Lewis: Sun Goddess that you recommended a while back. When I originally checked it out when you suggested it I thought it was good, but a bit commercial for my taste. I really dig more the progressive later Miles Davis stuff. BUT... it was only $4 and in pretty good shape, so I grabbed it. Actually, I'm listening to side 1 and I'm like'n it. I'm thinking, Damn that song sounds familiar, isn't that an Earth Wind & Fire song? Sure enough Philip Bailey was singing on it too 😊 Then I hear what I KNOW is Stevie Wonder's In The City. So, I'm like, Damn these are covers, but they're of GOOD songs! So, I'm glad I got it. Thanks for the recommendation! 👍