Analogue Productions & MOFI Vinyl Unboxing: A Collector's Dream

In this video, we delve into the world of audiophile vinyl with pressings from Analogue Productions and Mobile Fidelity. Join me as I unbox and review some of the most iconic and beautifully remastered albums that any vinyl enthusiast would love to add to their collection.
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The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out:
• First jazz album to sell over a million copies.
• Famous for unusual time signatures like "Take Five" in 5/4 time.
• Mastered & Cut by Bernie Grundman at his studio.
• AP release on 2LPs, 45RPM.
• Hands down, best version of “Take Five” I’ve ever heard.
Dean Martin - Dream With Dean: The Intimate Dean Martin:
• Captures a laid-back, intimate side of Dean Martin.
• Mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound.
• Another AP release across two 45RPM records.
• Dean’s vocals are front and centered, and the record is dead quiet.
Ahmad Jamal Trio - Ahmad Jamal At The Pershing:
• Recorded live at the Pershing Lounge in Chicago in 1958.
• Features classic trio lineup: Jamal, Crosby, Fournier.
• AP, QRP 200g mono release.
• Sound is well balanced and fills the room.
Musical Youth - The Youth Of Today:
• Debut album featuring the massive hit "Pass the Dutchie."
• Blends reggae with pop elements.
• Sounds good for a 42-year-old pressing with some surface noise.
The Beatles - The Beatles:
• Known as the "White Album," released in 1968 as a double LP.
• Features a wide range of musical styles.
• MOFI release, remastered and cut by Stan Ricker.
• Sounds phenomenal.
Marc Anthony - Muevense (Signed Cover):
• Limited edition album with a signed cover by Marc Anthony.
• Showcases Anthony's vibrant salsa style.
• Includes both upbeat dance tracks and romantic ballads.
Joe Walsh - The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get:
• Released in 1973, Joe Walsh's second solo studio album.
• Showcases Walsh's eclectic style.
• AP 45 release, mastered by Kevin Gray at Coherent Audio.
• Dynamic with a large sound stage.
John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues:
• Recorded in 1960, released in 1962.
• Highlights Coltrane's blend of blues and avant-garde jazz.
• AP QRP (Atlantic 75), mastered by Ryan Smith.
• Praised for emotional depth and technical brilliance.
Yes - 90125:
• Released in 1983, marked a major comeback for Yes.
• Features the hit single "Owner of a Lonely Heart."
• Known for a more pop-oriented sound.
• Fantastic, straight demo album quality.
Santana - Santana:
• Debut album released in 1969.
• Blend of rock, blues, and Latin music.
• 2023 repress, KW mastered, pressed at RTI.
• Great dynamics and large soundstage.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Dave Brubeck Quartet
03:33 Dean Martin
06:18 Ahmad Jamal Trio
08:57 Musical Youth
11:29 The Beatles
14:16 Marc Anthony
15:34 Joe Walsh
18:11 John Coltrane
19:21 Yes
21:12 Santana
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• Vinyl Insights: Learn about the pressing details and the significance of each record.
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[@GarageBuds]

Time Out is my favorite jazz recording of all time. Miles and Coltrane come in second for me.

[@VinylLatte]

Such a great album! Can never go wrong with Coltrane and Miles. I also love me some Bill Evans, Thelonious Monk, and Gabor Szabo. 🎶

[@natjam13]

You’re the richest guy I know

[@VinylLatte]

😂 stop.