Nick Drake - Bryter Layter. 1970.
Absolutely stunning album, from a fragile soul. Joe Boyd's production is perfect. Guest players include Fairport Convention and John Cale.
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Nick Drake - Bryter Layter. 1970.
Absolutely stunning album, from a fragile soul. Joe Boyd's production is perfect. Guest players include Fairport Convention and John Cale.
What is RL?
OK, now you have me curious. How can one acquire a RL copy of these?
There are entire threads discussing RL pressings of LZ II over at SHF. It is known to have prodigious amounts of bass. The reason they stopped pressing it, as the story goes, is that there was so much bass, in 1969, it made Atlantic Records' Ahmet Ertegun's daughter's record player skip too much, so he asked for it to be re-cut with less bass. Therefore, the "offending" RL cut was only a limited run, and they are very rare and finding a clean copy is next to impossible. Prepare to pay hundreds if you really want one. Or do as I did, be happy with the currently-pressed version you can find just about anywhere, which is still very very good (to me at least).OK, now you have me curious. How can one acquire a RL copy of these?
OK, now you have me curious. How can one acquire a RL copy of these?
I have a german pressing of LZ II that has RL on one side but not the other, pretty clean too.
Didn't know any better till I saw all the hub-bub. I went and looked at mine and just got lucky.
Unfortunately, many sellers are listing RL cuts for absurd prices. Like $3k for one in VG condition. Not worth it. Both of mine are VG, but they do sound great.
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