Berry, Chuck - The London Chuck Berry Sessions - Super Hot Stamper (With Issues)

Berry, Chuck - The London Chuck Berry Sessions - Super Hot Stamper (With Issues)*NOTE: On side 1, there is a mark that plays lightly and intermittently (22 times over approx. 70 seconds) starting about 1 8" into track 3 on side 1, "I Will Not Let You Go." On side 2, there is a mark that plays once as a moderate tick at the start of track 1, "Reelin And Rockin." There are also 2 bubbles in the vinyl that play as 22 thuds (11 light to moderate thuds each) about 3 4" from the end of track 2, "My Ding A Ling." This is a record with

full-bodied bass -- which ties in with good transient information

with the help of what a wise man once called the single greatest instrument ever invented: the modern symphony orchestra

" which just plain rocks

Few copies will not be groove damaged on that track -- we speak from experience here

What The Best Sides Of Please Please Me Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

It was an interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations (BWV 988)

including Larry Carlton

probably every other instrument in the soundscape will too

Of all the Roxy albums (with the exception of Avalon) this is probably the best way "in" to the band's music

thinness -- something will be off somewhere

These early Columbia stereo pressings have the kind of Tubey Magical Midrange that modern records can barely BEGIN to reproduce

If you want to be transported back to San Francisco