Vinyl Reviews
A deluxe edition of MMJ’s Z and an audiophile pressing of Ornette! make their way to vinyl. Today at The Vinyl Cut, we've got My Morning Jacket and Ornette Coleman. Not together on the same album, of course. Can you imagine? That would be nuts. No, today
Vinyl Reviews
Vinyl reviews of Heatmiser's Mic City Sons and the mono version of the Zombies' Odessey and Oracle. We're doubling up today, with not one but two vinyl reissues in this newsletter. First up is an expanded 2-LP reissue of Heatmiser's 1996 album Mic
Vinyl Reviews
The duo’s pre-Fleetwood Mac album Buckingham Nicks is finally back on vinyl—in two all-analog versions. Fleetwood Macologists more learned than me can determine the sequence of events that led to the new, long-awaited reissue of Buckingham Nicks, the 1973 album by Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham that directly
Vinyl Reviews
Org Music has released 1970's Funkadelic in 33 and 45 RPM versions. We listened to both. When news broke in 2023 that Org Music would be reissuing the Westbound catalog on vinyl, the first thing that crossed most people's minds was, "Cool, when's
Vinyl Reviews
Live at the Oval finds the band at their Who's Next–era best. On September 18, 1971, the Who headlined an all-day festival at the Oval, a cricket ground in South London. Named Goodbye Summer, the event was a benefit for famine relief in Bangladesh, following George Harrison&
Vinyl Reviews
Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols gets the audiophile treatment. There's something not very punk about a $40 audiophile reissue of a classic album from that rough-and-tumble genre. But as Rhino continues to feed that insatiably hungry segment of the Venn diagram where record