Doobie Brothers, The - Livin' On The Fault Line - Super Hot Stamper

Doobie Brothers, The - Livin' On The Fault Line - Super Hot StamperYou may remember that both of our White Hot copies were noisy this time around, so the only quiet copies we have are Supers, which sound pretty darn good to these ears. Who in his right mind thought this record could sound this good? Not us! Weve been buying copies with different stampers for years with virtually nothing to show for it. Thats why you havent seen a Hot Stamper hit the site for so long until now. That shrunken, flat, two dimensional,

How much energy

They're front and center where any recording engineer worth his salt -- Eddie Kramer in this case (working with Terry Brown) -- would put them

not the rockers or funky workouts

She is of course singing in a vocal booth

The Speakers Corner reissue of the Decca pressing is one that we used to like

Roses and then Blue

Fagen’s Nightfly and Digital Sound — Do All the Pressings Have to Sound Like CDs

"Fly on the Wall

Performance - Rockin' The Fillmore on the right pressing is one of the best -- if not THE best -- rock concert albums we have ever played

while sides three and four were originally released as Know What I Mean

is much better than the music that you do know

Little by little over the course of 2007-2008 things began to change