Another excellent lesson from the University of Vinyl in the Crown Jewels series-love it! I have a non-KENDUN/PoGo OG and it does sound good- but I wouldn't say stellar. I have been on the hunt for a NM KENDUN/Pogo, and hopefully I'll pick one up soon. Love this series, Tim!

I have a Jacksonville pressing. Sounds great

I've always wanted a copy of the 2x45 but I'm already very pleased with my Kendun. The bass on "I'm So Afraid" is so apocalptic despite being at the end of side 2! I can see why Peter Green insisted on getting John McVie in his band. McVie is an underrated bassist.

I LOVE this series of videos you are doing! I hope others do too and you’ll keep it going ! I’m going to buy a shirt too.

Great album pick, Tim. I agree with you 100%. I love my Los Angeles pressing and find it very warm sounding. I've really been enjoying your Crown Jewels series, keep 'em coming!

The early mofi pressing also sounds great

Love that Thornes and those Klipsch must sound amazing.

another Great vid Sir: had your same system 40 yrs ago--up to 15k lps and 4 k 45's-- all genres--love both 845 tube amps and class A solid state, etc---Audio note , QLN & Dali speakers-keep up the killer reviews-peace out sir

I picked up a clean KENDUN / POGO pressing with textured jacket for $20 last year. So many great songs!

Tim - since you consider this one of your best sounding vinyl records, you may wish to listen to the two versions I think many / most (including me) would consider the best: the original 1975 promo which many overlook since it looks like a normal Reprise brown label, but on closer inspection has Promotion Not For Sale across the top and the Mobile Fidelity version. Both are readily available. If you’re going with a stock brown label, in addition to the Kendun stamp and the Pogo, look for pressings with a heart and or flowery artistic scribbles as well. Enjoy!

Mine is the MFSL 1-012, still sounds decent. ;-)

Have the OG Kendun pressing. Should the 45 rpm pressing be reissued ,will pick-up another copy.

Hi Tim, great videos and merch stuff too. Any chance to ship a T-shirt over to Germany? Best regards, Peter

Hey, is that a Nagaoka MP-200 cart? I'm a big Nagaoka fan too. Did you know that the MP-300 and the MP-500 stylus(s?) will work on that cart? I run an MP-500 stylus on my MP-200 cart and it sounds killer. You get the definition that the MP-300 stylus gives you, but without sacrificing as much of the low end. Cheers!

Santa Mara pressing is absolutely magnificent. However my 1975 Japanese pressing is utter Magic coming through my KEF R3 Meta(s).

i have the chris bellman 2lp 45rpm. i found it more detailed with better bass than the mofi. the mofi was about the same as my uk 1st press. but i think the mofi was quieter in better condition and kept the mofi over the uk 1st press. I will say the track "blue letter" on my 2lp 45rpm sounds lower quality or from a lesser source than the rest of the whole album. strange but there is a huge quality dip on that song only.

'I'm lucky, I have a number of record stores near me that stock VMP pressings'... You *REALLY* love to rub it in, don't you Tim... 🙄 I wonder if you saw my snarky reply to someone's comments on your last video or two where I gave my rendition of when God was creating the world and where he put most of the record stores 😁 I have a pressing of that album that I did buy new long ago. I need to check it to see if it is the Kendun pressing. You know, I actually had that 2-45 pressing of this one at one time along with the same 2-45 of Rumours that you have. But, because the songs didn't appeal to me as much as Rumours, I let it go for $35 to another Steve Hoffman member years ago - Now the damn thing is worth like $150 - $200 I think. Shoulda kept it... Oh well, maybe I'll be lucky and my early pressing of this album will be a good one!

Great record. Too bad it was overplayed like many others.