Simon, Carly - Self-Titled - White Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)

Simon, Carly - Self-Titled - White Hot Stamper (Quiet Vinyl)The richness and the sweetness of the midrange on the best copies are exactly what you'd be looking for on this heavily produced pop album, and this copy gives you that sound like no other copy you've ever heard. Credit must go to Eddie Kramer, legendary producer and engineer for the likes of Hendrix and Zeppelin. He knows how to get good sound all right, although female singer songwriter albums in his catalog are fairly light on the ground. (Richard

Nothing on "Sowing the Seeds of Love" fits the description of a conventional pop song

But the more you hear it the more you will be able to understand it and appreciate it and

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with a driving beat

just to name the ones whose work I know well

If the instruments could never be heard that way live

The sound of the better pressings can be wonderfully silky and sweet

I normally clean the needle after every side with a Zerodust Stylus Cleaner

domestic pressings of this album and Heavy Vinyl in general)

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with dull guitars and hard vocals

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