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We shake hands with the 50th anniversary deluxe edition of Wish You Were Here. The new year is plowing along, but we’ve still got some last flashes of 2025 to catch, including the new deluxe reissue of Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here. I’ll get to that
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New all-analog vinyl editions of Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! and Electric Warrior. Just in time for the year’s end, we’ve got reviews of the latest two Rhino High Fidelity releases. These follow the established format of previous RHF productions, with thick glossy jackets,
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As the holidays wrap up and the calendar comes to a close, it seems like the right time for a quick look back. We launched this newsletter at the beginning of September and are humbled and honored by the response we’ve gotten in just a few short months. Along
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Exploring Rhino High Fidelity’s Coltrane 1960–1964 Mono box and a new mono version of A Love Supreme. Although the timing for the recent reissues of work from the mighty jazz saxophonist John Coltrane feels a tad off, there is logic to it. The November release of Coltrane 1960–
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Fancy one-step pressings of R.E.M.’s Chronic Town and Murmur, Beck’s Morning Phase, A Perfect Circle’s Mer de Noms, and Nat King Cole’s The Christmas Song. A couple of weeks back, we checked out two recent releases in Warner’s Because Sound Matters series, which
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A deluxe box set explores the Black and Blue era. Hello again. Today we continue to play catch-up with all those fancy vinyl box sets that came out during the past couple of months to seduce gift-givers for the holidays. These are not cheap items, we realize—but hopefully we
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A new box set charts the course of 1967’s Axis: Bold as Love. We’re still catching up on the many vinyl reissues, re-releases, and box sets that have landed this fall, and today we dig into the new deluxe Jimi Hendrix Experience box set. Titled Bold as Love,
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