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Fiona Apple - Fetch The Bolt Cutters

Product No: AEPI 40318
Available: InStock
Category: 180 Gram Vinyl Record
Label: Epic

Fiona’s has fun

5 Stars
Posted Saturday, August 20, 2022 by Christopher G. Ms Apple seems to have had a blast (as in fun/good time) making this album and it’s infectious as I cannot help but smile with every listen. I must confess to being a longtime fan of Ms Apples’ music but that shouldn’t disqualify the fact that this album is filled with an extremely immersive 3D sound-field that will enable you to hear something new and entertaining with each successive listen. I sincerely hope everyone who takes a chance on this album will love it as much as I do…

Sade - The Best Of Sade

Product No: AEPI 80591
Available: InStock
Category: 180 Gram Vinyl Record
Label: Epic

Compressed and flat

3 Stars
Posted Sunday, March 27, 2016 by Mike A This reissue is flat and without good bass, compared to the cd!. and that is not saying much as I have been buying a lot of Audiophile titles of late with great results. This one misses the mark big time sorry.

AC/DC - For Those About To Rock We Salute You

Product No: AEPI 80208
Available: InStock
Category: Vinyl Record
Label: Epic

5 Stars
Posted Sunday, June 15, 2014 by Anonymous

AC/DC - Highway to Hell

Product No: AEPI 80206
Available: InStock
Category: Vinyl Record
Label: Epic

POOR

2 Stars
Posted Saturday, January 19, 2013 by Anonymous The original pressings blow away the AC/DC reissues. Might be analog sourced but I think digital mix/mastering.

AC/DC - Powerage

Product No: AEPI 80204
Available: InStock
Category: Vinyl Record
Label: Epic

5 Stars
Posted Sunday, January 16, 2011 by Anonymous

AC/DC - Back in Black

Product No: AEPI 80207
Available: InStock
Category: Vinyl Record
Label: Epic

Quintessential Rock and Roll

5 Stars
Posted Wednesday, August 9, 2006 by James Tremblay Back in Black, in my opinion, is the quintessential AC/DC album. Every tune is top notch, offering the listener catchy riff work, straight ahead boom-boom and some great lyric work. With Hell's Bells as the anthem piece, the rest of the LP follows in stride and keeps the listener on his toes time after time. The heavy vinyl release surely usurps the CD, and this is a must-have LP for any rock-n-roller with an audiophile bent.